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1 inducement
{in'dju:smənt}
1. подбуда, подтик, стимул, мотив
to hold out an INDUCEMENT to someone to do something подтиквам някого да направи нещо с примамливи/изгодни условия
2. примамка
3. юр. подбудителство, подстрекателство (to)
4. юр. обяснително въведение в пледоария
induct v 1. официално въвеждам в длъжност, ам. воен. зачислявам на военна служба
2. завеждам (into до)
настанявам (into в)
3. въвеждам, приемам (в дружество) (into)
4. ел. индуцирам* * *{in'dju:smъnt} n 1. подбуда, подтик, стимул; мотив; to hol* * *стимул;* * *1. induct v официално въвеждам в длъжност, ам. воен. зачислявам на военна служба 2. to hold out an inducement to someone to do something подтиквам някого да направи нещо с примамливи/изгодни условия 3. въвеждам, приемам (в дружество) (into) 4. ел. индуцирам 5. завеждам (into до) 6. настанявам (into в) 7. подбуда, подтик, стимул, мотив 8. примамка 9. юр. обяснително въведение в пледоария 10. юр. подбудителство, подстрекателство (to)* * *inducement[in´dju:smənt] n 1. подбуда, подтик, стимул; мотив; to hold out an \inducement to s.o. to do s.th. подтиквам някого да направи нещо с примамливи (изгодни) условия; the \inducements of a large town примамките на големия град; 2. юрид. подбудителство, подстрекателство (to); 3. юрид. обяснително въведение в пледоария.
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