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1 kidnap
خَطَف شخصًا (من أجلِ فِدْيَةٍ) \ kidnap: to seize and hide (sb.), so as to get money (ransom) from his family or elsewhere. -
2 Kidnap And Ransom
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3 kidnap&ransom, взятие заложников с целью выкупа
Security: K&RУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > kidnap&ransom, взятие заложников с целью выкупа
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4 kidnap
[ˈkɪdnæp] past tense, past participle ˈkidnapped, (American) ˈkidnaped verbto carry off (a person) by force, often demanding money in exchange for his safe return:يَخْطُف، يَخْتَطِفHe is very wealthy and lives in fear of his children being kidnapped.
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5 culik
kidnap, abduct* * *kidnap, kidnaped, kidnaped, kidnaping* * *kidnap, abduct -
6 kidnappe
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7 kidnapirati
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8 обманом похитить
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9 похищать детей
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10 украсть ребенка
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11 culik
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12 викрадати людину
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13 захоплювати пасажирів
Українсько-англійський юридичний словник > захоплювати пасажирів
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14 raptor
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15 culik anak
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16 larikan anak
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17 menculik
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18 RÆNA
* * *(-ta, -tr), v. to rob, plunder, to deprive (one) of (a thing).* * *1.d, and mod. t, [rán], to rob, plunder, with acc. of the person and dat. of the thing, Eg. 81, 85, Orkn. 94, Fms. i. 28, 151. Nj. 53, Ld. 102, K. Á. 50, Fas. ii. 521, and passim.2.u, f., qs. rœna (?), [prob. akin to rún, a corruption from the old rýni, q. v.]:—consciousness, one’s senses, esp. as a medic, term; vera með fullri rænu, hafa ráð og rænu, to have one’s full senses; halda rænu fram í andlát. rænu-lauss, adj. insensible; mállaus og r., of a sick person, rænu-leysi, n. a state of insensibility, torpor. -
19 herwgipi
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20 herwgipiaf
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