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1 императивный
1) General subject: imperative, compulsory2) Law: mandative, mandatory, peremptory, binding -
2 обязательный
1) General subject: automatic, binding upon, bounden, canonic, canonical, coactive, complaisant, compulsive (для всех), essential, incumbent, indispensable (о законе и т. п.), mandatory, obligated, obligative, obligatory, obliging, of obligation, preceptive, required, stringent, sure, willing to oblige, bound, committed (о характере)2) Geology: pending3) Medicine: obligate4) Chemistry: indispensible5) Mathematics: imperative6) Law: mandative, plainly required, requisite, sine qua non, regulatory7) Economy: essential adf8) Taxes: binding (к исполнению)9) Patents: binding, compulsory10) Business: compulsive, incurred, necessary11) Sakhalin energy glossary: shall be subject to mandatory promulgation12) Oil&Gas technology normative (например, в ISO 6974: Normative annex - обязательное приложение ( противоположн. - informative annex))13) Makarov: compulsory (для всех), inevitable, irremissible14) Gold mining: pending (напр. results are pending) -
3 относящийся к приказу
Rare: mandativeУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > относящийся к приказу
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4 приказной
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5 принудительный
1) General subject: assisted, coactive, coercive, compulsive, compulsory, forced, forcible, involuntary, mandatory, positive (о движении), preceptive, will less, will-less2) Medicine: mandatory (о лечении)3) Engineering: constrained4) Railway term: positive-acting6) Metallurgy: force7) Information technology: despotic (о режиме работы устройств в сети)8) Robots: despotic (о режиме работы устройства)9) International law: (RU-EN-RU.COM compulsory (Глоссарий к Европейской конвенции о защите прав человека)10) Makarov: coercitive, force-feed, force-feed (напр. о смазке)12) Electrical engineering: forced-feed -
6 приказной
/prʲɪkɐzˈnoj/
imperative, mandative
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