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1 military establishment
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2 establishment
1) (the act of establishing.) estabelecimento2) (an institution or organization: All employees of this establishment get a bonus at New Year.) organização3) (a person's residence or household: a bachelor's establishment.) residência* * *es.tab.lish.ment[ist'æbli8m2nt] n 1 estabelecimento, instituição, fundação. 2 casa ou estabelecimento comercial, negócio. 3 renda, meio de vida. 4 lei, estatuto. 5 efetivo militar. military establishment / exército ativo, permanente. war establishment / efetivo em pé de guerra. 6 casa, morada. they broke up their establishment / eles dissolveram o seu lar. they keep up a large establishment / eles mantêm uma casa grande. the Establishment 1 as autoridades (públicas e privadas) estabelecidas. 2 Pol sistema governante.
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