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41 срочный
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42 срочный
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43 спешный
urgent* * ** * *urgent, pressing; special, express* * *immediateimperativeimperiousimportunatepressingrushurgentvital -
44 належащ
urgent, pressing; exigent; imperious* * *належа̀щ,сег. деят. прич. urgent, pressing; exigent; imperious; списък на \належащи дела юр. exigent list.* * *exigent; incumbent{in'kXmbxnt}; indispensable* * *urgent, pressing;exigent; imperious -
45 настоятельный
urgent, pressing, instant, insistent, persistent• Возможно, наиболее настоятельным (= насущным) вопросом является... - The most urgent question, perhaps, is... -
46 דיון דחוף
urgent discussion; urgent proceeding -
47 спешный
urgent, pressingспешный заказ — pressing / rush order
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48 настійний
urgent, pressing, insistent, imperative -
49 бърз телефонен разговор
urgent callurgent callsБългарски-Angleščina политехнически речник > бърз телефонен разговор
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50 спешна доставка
urgent deliveriesurgent deliveryБългарски-Angleščina политехнически речник > спешна доставка
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51 hitan poziv
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52 hitna mjera
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53 pokazivač hitnosti
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54 безотложный
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55 спешный
urgent, pressingспе́шное де́ло — urgent matter
спе́шный зака́з — pressing / rush order
спе́шное письмо́ — express letter
спе́шная по́чта — express delivery
в спе́шном поря́дке — quickly
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56 безотлагательный
urgent имя прилагательное: -
57 настоятельный
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58 насущный
urgent имя прилагательное: -
59 срочный
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60 срочное уведомление
urgent notification, urgent (prompt) noticeBanks. Exchanges. Accounting. (Russian-English) > срочное уведомление
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