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1 berakibat, merasa diri penting2 berakibat, merasa dirinya penting* * *sebagai akibat* * *berakibat, merasa diri penting -
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a.laazimi / maa ba^d / maa Haasil / zeyli / zimni -
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adj1) що логічно випливає2) важливий, значний3) важний, поважний; зарозумілий* * *a2) важливий3) пихатий, зарозумілий4) = consequent II 2 -
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adj. sonucu olan; bağlı olan; izleyen; mantıki; kibirli; önemli -
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adj. sonucu olan; bağlı olan; izleyen; mantıki; kibirli; önemli -
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[kɔnsikwénšəl]adjective ( consequentially adverb)(on) posledičen, pomemben, važen; bahav -
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adj.consécutif à; découlant de; indirect; connexeEnglish-French dictionary of law, politics, economics & finance > consequential
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Jur., Ass. dommages indirectsEnglish-French dictionary of law, politics, economics & finance > consequential damage
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a., ad. 결과로서 일어나는, 당연한, 필연적인, 젠 체하는, 뽐내는, 중대한, \consequentially 결과로서, 필연적으로, 뽐내어 -
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English-Russian dictionary of terminology cable technology > consequential loss
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