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21 можливість
ж1) ( здійсненність) possibilityможливість використання — availability, workability
2) ( зручний випадок) opportunity, chanceдавати можливість — to give a chance, to afford opportunity
не мати можливості — to be unable, to have no opportunity
3) тк. мн. можливості внутрішні сили, ресурси resources, meansможливість повторення (напр., виконання операції) — retry features
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22 м'яз
чmuscle; м'язи thewрозгинальний м'яз — protractor; extensor
триголовий м'яз — triangularis, triceps
атрофія м'язів — amyotrophy, muscular dystrophy
розтягнення м'язів — crick, kink
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23 сторона
ж(мн. сторони)1) side2) (місцевість, країна, держава) country, land, place, part, regionрідна сторона — native land, birthplace
3) мат. side4) (у судовій справі, договорі, шлюбі) party, side; ( у судовій справі) litigantстати на чиюсь сторону — to take smb.'s part ( side); to side with smb
воююча сторона — belligerent, combatant
5)стороною — sideward(s), sideways
довідатися стороною — to know by hearsay ( indirectly), to know by a side-wind
обходити стороною — to avoid smth., to pass smth. by
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24 стягувальний
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25 фірма
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26 виконавець
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27 гарантія завершення
( проекту) completion guarantee ( given by the contractor); surety bond ( posted by an insurance company) -
28 підрядна компанія
contracting company; contracting entity; contractor company
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