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1 collective
1) колектив2) колективний, спільний, колегіальний; сукупний•- collective actioncollective bargaining agreement — = collective bargaining contract колективна угода ( між підприємцем і профспілкою)
- collective agreement
- collective bargaining
- collective bargaining contract
- collective character
- collective conduct
- collective crime
- collective defense
- collective-defense agreement
- collective dismissal
- collective dismissals
- collective farming law
- collective guarantee
- collective guilt
- collective insurance
- collective labor agreement
- collective labour agreement
- collective labour contract
- collective labor contract
- collective leadership
- collective mark
- collective measure
- collective mediation
- collective membership
- collective mortgage
- collective naturalization
- collective nature
- collective note
- collective operation
- collective opinion
- collective ownership
- collective petition
- collective procuration
- collective property
- collective recognition
- collective representation
- collective responsibility
- collective right
- collective rights
- collective sanction
- collective security
- collective security system
- collective self-binding
- collective self-defence
- collective self-defense
- collective self-protection
- collective use
- collective wage agreement
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