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1. v1) невигода, невигідне становище, несприятливі умови2) недолік3) шкода, збиток4) перешкода, завада5) шах. втрата2. v1) ставити в невигідне становище2) завдавати шкоди (збитків)* * *I n1) невигідне, несприятливе становище; недолік, вада2) шкода, збиток3) шax. втратаII v1) ставити в невигідне, скрутне становище2) заподіювати шкоду, збиток -
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I n1) невигідне, несприятливе становище; недолік, вада2) шкода, збиток3) шax. втратаII v1) ставити в невигідне, скрутне становище2) заподіювати шкоду, збиток -
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dezavantaj faktörü -
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ضرر ، أذى ، خسارة ، مساوئ -
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n. бэрхшээл. disadvantageous adj. таагүй, бэрхшээлтэй. -
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отставание вело., ущерб шах. -
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زيان ، بي فايدگي ، وضع نامساعد ، اشكال -
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vt oštetiti, naškoditi* * *
gubitak
mana
nedostatak
nepogodnost
nezgoda
smetnja
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жетіспеушілік, зиян, зарар, зақым, шығын -
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n. незгодна положба;2. загуба, штета; неповолност; несреќа -
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• gubitak; mana; nedostatak; nerazvojno; nezgoda; smetnja; šteta; uštrb -
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1) невыгодное положение; неблагоприятное условие || ставить в невыгодное положение2) убыток; ущерб || наносить ущербАнгло-русский словарь по экономике и финансам > disadvantage
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