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1 temporary suspension
призупинення; відстрочення; тимчасове скасування (ліцензії, дозволу тощо); тимчасове усунення ( з посади) -
2 temporary suspension
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3 temporary
2) тимчасовий•- temporary address
- temporary adjournment
- temporary administrator
- temporary admission
- temporary alimony
- temporary allegiance
- temporary allowance
- temporary annuity
- temporary appointment
- temporary arrest
- temporary certificate
- temporary constitutionality
- temporary custody
- temporary decision
- temporary detention
- temporary disability
- temporary discharge
- temporary employee
- temporary employment
- temporary envoy
- temporary expulsion
- temporary government
- temporary incapacity
- temporary injunction
- temporary insurance
- temporary isolation
- temporary leave
- temporary license
- temporary loss of self-control
- temporary measure
- temporary member
- temporary possession
- temporary president
- temporary provision
- temporary registration
- temporary residence
- temporary shelter
- temporary statute
- temporary stay
- temporary suspension
- temporary total disability
- temporary work
- temporary worker
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