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1) (совокупность людей) composition, structureвводить в состав комиссии — to make smb. a member of a commission, to include smb. in a commission
возрастной состав (населения) — age structure / distribution / composition
командный состав воен. — commanding officers
личный состав, годный к военной службе — manpower
офицерский состав — officer personnel, commissioned staff
численный состав — numerical composition, membership; (войск) numerical strength
2) (лица, составляющие какую-л. категорию) staffбоевой состав воен. — fighting strength
личный состав — personnel, staff
личный состав сухопутных войск — army personnel of ground forces, ground forces personnel
руководящий состав — managerial staff / personnel
рядовой и сержантский состав — noncommissioned officers and other ranks; enlisted men амер.
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2 в (численном) меньшинстве
в (численном) меньшинстве
Ситуация, в которой хоккейной команде приходится играть в составе менее шести игроков по причине того, что один или несколько хоккеистов были отправлены на скамейку штрафников, в то время как противник играет в полном составе.
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short-handed shorthanded
Situation in which a hockey team is forced to play with fewer than six players because one or more have been sent to the penalty box, while the opponent has its full complement of 6 players.
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Русско-английский словарь нормативно-технической терминологии > в (численном) меньшинстве
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