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61 ineligible
adjectivebe ineligible for — nicht infrage kommen für [Beförderung, Position, Mannschaft]; nicht berechtigt sein zu [Leistungen des Staats usw.]
* * *[in'eli‹əbl](not eligible: Children under eighteen years of age are ineligible to vote in elections.) nicht wählbar- academic.ru/37850/ineligibility">ineligibility* * *in·eli·gibleadj inv1. (for funds, benefits) nicht berechtigt ( for zu + dat); (for office) nicht wählbar ( for in + akk)they have become \ineligible to receive state aid sie haben ihre Berechtigung auf Sozialhilfe verloren2. (not fit)▪ to be \ineligible for sth in character für etw akk nicht geeignet sein; physically für etw akk untauglich seinto be \ineligible for the team nicht teamtauglich seinto be \ineligible for military service wehruntauglich sein* * *[In'elɪdZəbl]adj(for benefits, grant) nicht berechtigt (for zu Leistungen +gen); (for election) nicht wählbar; (for job, office, as husband) ungeeignet, untauglichineligible for military service —
you are ineligible for social security benefits — Sie sind nicht zu Leistungen der Sozialversicherung berechtigt
* * *A adj (adv ineligibly)1. (for) nicht infrage kommend (für):a) ungeeignet, unannehmbar, inakzeptabel (für)b) nicht berechtigt oder befähigt (zu), unqualifiziert (für):be ineligible for keinen Anspruch haben auf (akk);be ineligible to vote nicht wahlberechtigt seind) nicht wählbar2. a) unerwünschtb) unpassend, ungeeignet:* * *adjectivebe ineligible for — nicht infrage kommen für [Beförderung, Position, Mannschaft]; nicht berechtigt sein zu [Leistungen des Staats usw.]
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62 insurance
1) страхование2) страховой платёж3) страховой полис4) pl акции, выпущенные страховыми обществами
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