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відповідальний; який несе матеріальну відповідальність; зобов'язаний, зв'язаний зобов'язанням; який підлягає ( чомусь)liable for the plaintiff's injury — відповідальний за заподіяння ушкоджень позивачу (за ушкодження позивача)
liable to punishment for breach of discipline — = liable to punishment for breaches of discipline який підлягає покаранню за порушення дисципліни
- liable in lawliable to punishment for breaches of discipline — = liable to punishment for breach of discipline
- liable for damages
- liable for false arrest
- liable for maintenance
- liable for the company's debts
- liable in damages
- liable on bill
- liable partner
- liable to be judged
- liable to be suspect
- liable to being withheld
- liable to become suspect
- liable to check
- liable to civil proceedings
- liable to compensate
- liable to criminal proceedings
- liable to death penalty
- liable to duty
- liable to fine
- liable to imprisonment
- liable to income tax
- liable to pay
- liable to pay compensation
- liable to pay damages
- liable to pay tax
- liable to penalty
- liable to prosecution
- liable to punishment
- liable to registration
- liable to taxation
- liable to taxes
- liable under article
- liable under the law
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