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1 нежелательный иностранец
Юридический русско-английский словарь > нежелательный иностранец
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Русско-английский юридический словарь > нежелательный иностранец
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3 иностранец иностран·ец
foreigner, foreign citizen / national; (обыкн. ненатурализованный) alienвысылать иностранцев, въехавших в страну незаконным путём — to expell illegal aliens
разрешить въезд иностранцу — to admit / to receive an alien
натурализованный иностранец — naturalized foreigner / alien, denizen
нежелательный иностранец — objectionable / undesirable alien
объявить нежелательным иностранцем — to declare (smb.) an undesirable alien
иностранец, временно находящийся в стране / не проживающий в стране — nonresident / visiting alien
иностранец, проживающий в стране — resident alien
иностранцы, проживающие в стране на законном основании — legal aliens
иностранцы, проникающие в страну незаконным путём — illegal aliens
положение / статус ненатурализованного иностранца — alienage
Russian-english dctionary of diplomacy > иностранец иностран·ец
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4 нежелательный иностранец
Универсальный русско-английский словарь > нежелательный иностранец
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5 нежелательный
1. disfavorable2. unadvised3. undesirably4. undesired5. unwanted6. unwelcome7. objectionable8. undesirable
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