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1 военная контрабанда
1) General subject: contraband of war, contraband of war (снаряжение, поставляемое нейтральной страной одной из воюющих сторон и подлежащее конфискации)2) Military: military smuggling3) Foreign Ministry: military contrabandУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > военная контрабанда
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2 wojenny
adj(korespondent, inwalida, weteran) war (attr), ( port) militarystan wojenny — POL martial law
* * *a.(of) war; (= czasów wojny) war-time; (= wojskowy) martial; barwy wojenne ( u Indian) war paint; bohater wojenny war hero; działania wojenne warfare; inwalida wojenny disabled war veteran; jeniec wojenny prisoner of war, POW; kontrabanda wojenna contraband of war; kontrybucja wojenna ( nakładana na zwyciężonego) tribute; korespondent wojenny dzienn. war correspondent; marynarka wojenna navy; narada wojenna council of war; okręt wojenny warship, man-of-war; podżegacz wojenny warmonger; port wojenny naval base; pożyczka wojenna hist., fin. ( z czasów I wojny światowej) liberty loan; przemysł wojenny ( czasów wojny) war-time industry; ( produkujący na potrzeby wojska) defense industry; reparacje wojenne reparation payments; taktyka wojenna war tactics; sąd wojenny court martial; stan wojenny martial law; straty wojenne ( w ludziach) war losses; ścieżka wojenna warpath; na wojennej ścieżce (t. przen.) on the warpath; zbrodnie wojenne war crimes; zbrodniarz wojenny war criminal; zniszczenia wojenne war damage; zakopać topór wojenny bury the hatchet; żyć z kimś na stopie wojennej be on a war footing with sb, be at daggers drawn with sb.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > wojenny
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