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21 висилати
= вислати1) ( слати) to send; to dispatch2) ( відправляти примусово) to banish, to exile; ( з країни) to deport, to expel -
22 відвантажувати
= відвантажитиto ship; ( відправляти) to dispatch -
23 відправлення
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24 відправляти
= відправитиto send off, to forward, to dispatchвідправляти поштою — to post, to mail
відправляти малу нужду — to urinate; to water
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25 відсилати
= відіслатиto send away ( off), to dispatch; ( назад) to send back; ( поштою) to post, to mail; ( гроші) to remit; ( вказувати джерело) to refer (to) -
26 депеша
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27 диспач
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28 донесення
сreport, dispatch -
29 експедиція
ж1) ( подорож) expeditionнаукова експедиція — scientific expedition, research expedition
2) ( відділ або установа) dispatch office -
30 експедувати
( що-небудь) to dispatch, to despatch, to expedite -
31 запроторювати
= запроторити1) тк. док. ( запропастити) to mislay2) ( засилати) to send, to dispatchзапроторювати в далекі краї — to exile ( to send) to a distant place
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32 засилати
= заслати1) to send; (не туди, куди треба) to send ( to dispatch) to a wrong address2) ( на заслання) to banish, to exile, to deport -
33 колія
ж1) rut2) ( залізнична) track; ( про ширину колії) gauge ( line)колія відправлення — departure line, departure track, dispatch track, outgoing track
колія прибуття — arrival line, arrival track
3)вибитий з колії — unsettled, off the rails
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34 надсилати
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35 наряджати
= нарядити1) to dress, to array, to dress up, to attire, to smarten2) ( відряджати) to order, to appoint, to dispatch -
36 пневмопошта
жpneumatic tube conveyer, pneumatic dispatch, tube transfer system -
37 посилати
= послати( кудись) to send (to); to dispatch (to); ( для чогось) to send ( for); ( поштою) to mail, to post (to)посилати по лікаря — to fetch the doctor, to send for the doctor
посилати по щось — to send one to fetch smth.
посилати привіт — to send one's greetings ( compliments) (to); to beg ( to ask) to be remembered (to)
посилати по пошті — to mail; ( про гроші) to remit
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38 посильний
I ч ім.( посланець) messenger, commissionaire; ( в установі) courier; ( у готелі) buttons; військ. orderlyII прикм. III прикм.( який відповідає силам) according to one's strength (power, possibility); possibleподати посильну допомогу — to do what one can ( for); to give possible assistance
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39 прикінчувати
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40 телеграма
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