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1 брати патент
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2 одержувати
= одержатиto receive, to get; to obtain; ( посаду) to succeed (to); ( газету) to take in; ( приз) to gain, to winодержувати догану — to be rebuked, to catch it, to be reprimanded
одержувати назад — to recover, to get back
одержувати підтримку — to get/derive encouragement ( from), to receive powerful backing ( from)
одержувати по заслузі — to meet one's deserts, to meet with one's deserts, to get one's fairing, to get one's bitters
одержувати прибуток — to get a profit ( out of), to receive a profit ( from); to profit (by/from)
одержувати прочуханку — to get one's pennyworth; to catch it, to get it, to get it hot
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3 запатентовувати
= запатентуватиto patent, to take out a patent -
4 патентувати
to patent, to take out a patent ( for)
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