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1 charter-party
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2 charter party
= charter-party угода про фрахтування судна, чартер, чартер-партія -
3 charter party
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4 charter-party
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5 charter-party
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6 charter-party
['ʧɑːtəˌpɑːtɪ]n ком.фра́хтовий контра́кт, ча́ртер -
7 charter
1) хартія, статут; грамота ( документ влади); пільга; привілей ( дарований верховною владою); угода про фрахтування судна, чартер, чартер-партія2) фрахтувати; давати пільгу; дарувати ( привілей); засновувати (акціонерне товариство, компанію, корпорацію тощо)•- charter member
- charter of incorporation
- charter of pardon
- Charter of the United Nations
- charter party
- charter-party
- charter tax -
8 C.P.
1) (скор. від carriage paid) за переві́з опла́чено2) (скор. від cost price) собіва́ртість3) (скор. від charter party) ча́ртер (догові́р про зафрахтування судна)4) (скор. від car park) автомобі́льний парк -
9 single
1) єдиний, неподільний; одноосібний; неодружений; незаміжня2) відбирати, вибирати•- single arbitrator
- single ballot
- single bill
- single bond
- single-chamber
- single-chamber legislature
- single citizenship
- single condition
- single creditor
- single currency
- single estate
- single executive
- single fare
- single female parent
- single guarantee
- single-handed guilt
- single judge
- single liability
- single male parent
- single man
- single-member
- single member constituency
- single-member district
- single out
- single parent
- single-parent family
- single-party
- single-party dictatorship
- single-party state
- single premium
- single proprietorship
- single slate of candidates
- single tax
- single transferable vote
- single-trip charter
- single wage earner
- single woman -
10 endorse
1) індосамент; індосування із зазначенням підстави позову ( на звороті судового наказу про виклик до суду)2) санкціонувати, схвалювати, візувати ( платіжний документ тощо); вписувати ( в документ); зазначати на звороті; робити позначку ( на документі); зазначати підставу позову; робити індосамент, індосувати; робити передатний напис; розписуватися на звороті ( на знак затвердження тощо)•- endorse a bill of indictment
- endorse a charter
- endorse a party candidate
- endorse a passport
- endorse a presidential nominee
- endorse a resolution
- endorse an amendment
- endorse by signature
- endorse legislation
- endorse measures
- endorse ratification
- endorse regulation
- endorse stringent measures
- endorse the Atlantic Charter -
11 grant
1) дозвіл; дарування; дарча; дарчий акт; дотація, субсидія; відчуження; документ про відчуження майна; одноразова грошова виплата; передача прав(а) власності; видача ( чогось); надання ( чогось)2) дозволяти; дарувати; відчужувати; надавати (ліцензію, право тощо); давати (дозвіл, дотацію тощо); передавати ( право власності)•grant a compensation award to an injured worker — надавати компенсаційну виплату ушкодженому працівнику
grant divorce at the request of either party — дозволяти розлучення на прохання будь-якої з двох сторін
- grant a benefitgrant immunity from prosecution in return for testifying for the state — надавати імунітет ( від судового переслідування) в обмін на свідчення на користь обвинувачення ( або держави)
- grant a guarantee
- grant a lease
- grant a leave
- grant a leave of the court
- grant a licence
- grant a license
- grant a motion
- grant a patent
- grant a permission
- grant a permit
- grant a petition
- grant a policy
- grant a power
- grant a relief
- grant a request
- grant a respite
- grant a stay of execution
- grant a tales
- grant a visa
- grant a title
- grant amnesty
- grant an appeal
- grant an application
- grant an exemption
- grant asylum
- grant audit
- grant authority
- grant-back clause
- grant bail
- grant charter
- grant citizenship
- grant concession
- grant demands
- grant discharge
- grant divorce
- grant dominion status
- grant emergency powers
- grant emoluments
- grant exemption from a tax
- grant exemption from taxation
- grant exterritoriality
- grant extraterritorial rights
- grant from government
- grant from the Crown
- grant funds
- grant holiday without pay
- grant immunity
- grant-in-aid
- grant landing rights
- grant leave
- grant legal aid
- grant of authority
- grant of benefit
- grant of dignity
- grant of immunity
- grant of nationality
- grant of pardon
- grant of patent
- grant of parole
- grant of permission
- grant of power of attorney
- grant of probate
- grant of probation
- grant of recognition
- grant of representation
- grant of separation
- grant of time off
- grant of title of honor
- grant of title of honour
- grant pardon
- grant Parliamentary sanction
- grant parole
- grant permission
- grant permit
- grant political asylum
- grant political autonomy
- grant power
- grant powers
- grant preference unilaterally
- grant privilege
- grant probate
- grant protection
- grant rehearing
- grant relief
- grant relief of waiver
- grant sanction
- grant self-government
- grant state independence
- grant surety
- grant the power of attorney
- grant the refugee status
- grant the request for retrial -
12 great
значний, великий; тяжкий (про злочин, порушення)- Great Charter
- great fee
- great-grandfather
- great-grandmother
- great harm
- great insult
- great power
- great power ambitions
- great power policy
- great power rivalry
- great-power unanimity
- great presumption
- Great Purge
- great seal
- great seal of the state
- Great Seven
- great terror
- great-uncle
- Great Berets
- great berets
- great card
- Great Party
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