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причинение беспокойства (телефонными звонками и пр.); приставание, преследование, назойливое ухаживание, домогательство -
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домогательство; притеснение; беспокойство; травля -
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nбеспокойство, забота; раздражение; юр. враждебные акты -
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hostilização, inquietaçãoEnglish-Portuguese dictionary of military terminology > harassment
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1. n беспокойство, забота2. n раздражение3. n воен. беспокоящие действияСинонимический ряд:1. annoyance (noun) annoyance; bothering; irking; pestering; provocation; provoking; vexation; vexing2. nuisance (noun) aggravation; besetment; bother; botheration; irritant; nuisance; pest; plague -
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தொந்தரவு, இடஞ்சல், கோபமூட்டல் -
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