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61 be binding reciprocally
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62 generally recognised as having been codified or ripened into binding rules
загальновизнані, як кодифіковані, норми або такі, що усталилися як обов'язковіThe English-Ukrainian Dictionary > generally recognised as having been codified or ripened into binding rules
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63 ripened into binding rules
норми, які утвердилися в якості обов'язковихThe English-Ukrainian Dictionary > ripened into binding rules
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64 adhesive binding
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65 burst binding
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66 cased binding
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67 circuit binding
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68 edition binding
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69 full binding
полігр.суцільнотканинна або шкіряна оправа -
70 quarter-binding
nобкладинка з шкіряним корінцем* * *n; полігр.складана палітурка зі шкіряним корінцем, сторінками, покритими тканиною або папером -
71 screw-binding
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72 spiral binding
полігр.палітурка з корінцем, скріпленим спіраллю -
73 adhesive binding
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74 burst binding
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75 cased binding
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76 circuit binding
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77 edition binding
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78 full binding
полігр.суцільнотканинна або шкіряна оправа -
79 quarter-binding
n; полігр.складана палітурка зі шкіряним корінцем, сторінками, покритими тканиною або папером -
80 screw-binding
nкріплення, яке вгвинчується
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