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I n фірма; торговий дім- long firm компанія шахраїв, які закупляють товари в кредит від імені вигаданої фірмиII adj1. твердий2. міцний; стійкий; сталий; тривкий3. незмінний4. непорушний; непохитний; вірний (своїм переконанням)5. рішучий, наполегливий- firm belief тверда/ непохитна віра- firm conviction тверде переконання- firm course твердий курс- firm faith тверда/ непохитна віра- firm foundation міцна основа- firm measures рішучі заходи- firm prices тверді ціни- to take a firm stand on a subject зайняти тверду позицію у питанні
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