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1 preserve a person from injury
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2 preserve
1) мисливський ( або рибальський) заповідник2) зберігати, оберігати; охороняти; охороняти від бракон'єрів•- preserve a rightpreserve the confidentiality of the client's affairs — зберігати у таємниці відомості, повідомлені клієнтом ( про адвоката)
- preserve democracy
- preserve dignity
- preserve national independence
- preserve neutrality
- preserve secrecy
- preserve the status quo
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