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1 der Vertrag
- {agreement} hiệp định, hiệp nghị, hợp đồng, giao kèo, sự bằng lòng, sự tán thành, sự đồng ý, sự thoả thuận, sự phù hợp, sự hoà hợp, sự hợp - {bargain} sự mặc cả, sự thoả thuận mua bán, giao kèo mua bán, món mua được, món hời, món bở, cơ hội tốt - {compact} hiệp ước, khế ước, hộp phấn sáp bỏ túi - {concord} sự hoà thuận, thoả ước, sự tương hợp, hoà âm - {contract} giấy ký kết, sự ký hợp đồng, sự ký giao kèo, việc bỏ thầu, việc đấu giá - {convention} hội nghị, sự triệu tập, tục lệ, lệ thường, quy ước - {covenant} điều khoản, hợp đồng giao kèo - {indenture} bản giao kèo, bản khế ước, số nhiều) bản giao kèo học nghề, bản kê khai chính thức, indention - {pact} công ước - {treaty} sự điều đình, sự thương lượng = der Warschauer Vertrag {Warsaw treaty}+ = durch Vertrag binden {to indenture}+ = einen Vertrag schließen {to enter into a pact; to enter into an agreement; to make a contract}+ = einem Vertrag beitreten {to join a treaty}+ = einen Vertrag abschließen {to contract}+ = durch Vertrag verpflichtet {covenanted}+ = die Bewerbung für einen Vertrag {application for contract}+ -
2 der Pakt
- {compact} sự thoả thuận, hiệp ước, hợp đồng, giao kèo, khế ước, hộp phấn sáp bỏ túi - {pact} công ước = einen Pakt schließen {to make a pact}+
См. также в других словарях:
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