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1 шкодити
to harm, to injure, to hurt; to be injurious (to); to damage; ( рослинам) to blight, to blastшкодити здоров'ю — to damage ( to affect) one's health, to be injurious to health
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2 вадити
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3 пакостити
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4 заподіювати фізичну шкоду
cause a physical injury, ( особі) do a physical harmУкраїнсько-англійський юридичний словник > заподіювати фізичну шкоду
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5 завдавати
= завдатиto cause, to inflict, to doзавдавати шкоди — to injure; to do harm (to), to inflict damage (on)
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6 заподіювати
= заподіятиto cause, to inflict, to occasion, to doзаподіювати шкоду — to injure, to do harm (to)
заподіяти собі смерть — to lay hands on oneself, to commit suicide
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