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розмір завданої шкоди; розмір втрат -
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ступінь пошкодження (напр. повітряного судна)English-Ukrainian dictionary of aviation terms > extent of damage
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розмір, ступінь, масштаб; обсяг ( повноважень тощо); судовий наказ про конфіскацію майна; оцінка майна; судовий наказ про здійснення оцінки майна; конфіскація майна; виконавчий судовий наказ про здійснення грошового стягнення на користь держави; прибуток з нерухомості- extent in chief
- extent of damage
- extent of guilt
- extent of harm
- extent of performance
- extent of powder residue
- extent of power
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