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101 differential duty
s.tarifa diferencial, arancel diferencial. -
102 dinner duty
s.supervisión de comedor. -
103 discriminating duty
s.arancel discriminatorio. -
104 entrance duty
s.derecho de entrada. -
105 escort duty
s.servicio de escolta. -
106 estate duty
s.impuesto de sucesión, derecho de sucesión sobre la masa hereditaria, impuesto de sucesiones, derecho sucesorio sobre la masa hereditaria. -
107 export duty
s.derecho de exportación, derechos de exportación, derechos de salida. -
108 fatigue duty
s.servicio de fatiga, servicio de fajina. -
109 guard duty
s.facción de guardia. -
110 heavy duty
s.servicio pesado, trabajo pesado. -
111 heavy-duty
adj.1 resistente.2 de servicio pesado, para trabajo duro, de carga pesada, para trabajo pesado. -
112 import duty
s.derecho de aduana, contribución de internación, impuesto de aduanas, derechos de aduana. -
113 import duty-free
v.importar libre de impuestos. -
114 inland duty
s.impuesto local, impuesto nacional. -
115 intermittent-duty rating
s.especificación de servicio intermitente. -
116 Jury duty
s.deber civil como jurado, deber del jurado, deber que tiene cualquier ciudadano en los EEUU de participar como miembro de un jurado al ser convocado, función como miembro de un jurado. -
117 legacy duty
s.derechos de herencia. -
118 legal duty
s.obligación legal, poder-deber. -
119 light-duty
adj.para servicio liviano, de carga liviana, para trabajo ligero. -
120 major duty
s.ocupación principal, deber principal.
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