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1 parity in ground force manpower
1) Военный термин: равенство в численности ЛС СВ2) Дипломатический термин: паритет в численности личного состава сухопутных войск, равенство в численности личного состава сухопутных войскУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > parity in ground force manpower
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2 parity in ground force manpower
Англо-русский дипломатический словарь > parity in ground force manpower
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3 parity in ground force manpower
English-Russian military dictionary > parity in ground force manpower
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4 parity in ground force manpower
паритет / равенство в численности личного состава сухопутных войскEnglish-russian dctionary of diplomacy > parity in ground force manpower
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5 parity
n1) равенство, паритет2) эк. паритет, соотношение валютных курсов, равенство• -
6 parity
паритет, равенство, равное соотношение; см. тж. equivalence— forces parity -
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8 commitment
n2) вручение, передача, препоручение3) преданность, приверженность (чему-л.)4) эк. затраты; вложение (капитала)5) эк. обязательство, намеченные финансовые ассигнования• -
9 level
уровень; степень; инстанция; звено; равнина; горизонтальная плоскость; ав. эшелон, высота, потолок; горизонтальный полет; топ. нивелир; уравнивать; выравнивать; сравнивать ( с землей) ; наводить, нацеливать; нивелировать; горизонтировать; горизонтальный; ровный; уравновешенный; «цель на вашей высоте» ( код)at (the) division level — в дивизии, в дивизионном звене
— operational warfare level— stockage holding level
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