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1 recourse
{ri'kɔ:s}
1. прибягване/обръщане за помощ и пр. (to)
to have RECOURSE to обръщам се за помощ към, прибягвам до
2. средство, прибежище
last RECOURSE последно средство/прибежище
3. търг. право за искане на парично обезщетение
right of RECOURSE право за възражение
no other RECOURSE никакъв друг изход
full RECOURSE пълна свобода или ход
to RECOURSE to the use of something прибягвам до употреба на нещо* * *{ri'kъ:s} n 1. прибягване/обръщане за помощ и пр. (to); to h* * *прибягвам до;* * *1. full recourse пълна свобода или ход 2. last recourse последно средство/прибежище 3. no other recourse никакъв друг изход 4. right of recourse право за възражение 5. to have recourse to обръщам се за помощ към, прибягвам до 6. to recourse to the use of something прибягвам до употреба на нещо 7. прибягване/обръщане за помощ и пр. (to) 8. средство, прибежище 9. търг. право за искане на парично обезщетение* * *recourse[ri´kɔ:s] n 1. прибягване до (обръщане за) помощ и пр. (to); to have \recourse to обръщам се за помощ към; 2. убежище; убежище; last \recourse последно прибежище; 3. търг. право за обръщане към човек за парично обезщетение.
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