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1 trench upon
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2 trench upon
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3 trench upon
1) посягать to trench upon smb.'s time ≈ отнимать чье-л. время
2) граничить his answer trenched upon insolence его ≈ ответ граничил с дерзостью посягать на (В) ;
Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > trench upon
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4 trench upon
1) Общая лексика: граничить (his answer trenched upon insolence - его ответ граничил с дерзостью), посягать, посягать на2) Макаров: вторгаться, быть на грани (чего-л.) -
5 trench upon
посягатьграничитьАнгло-русский большой универсальный переводческий словарь > trench upon
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6 trench upon
להסיג גבול* * *◙ לובג גיסהל◄ -
7 trench upon
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8 trench upon
tecâvüz etmek -
9 trench upon
tecâvüz etmek -
10 trench upon
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11 trench upon
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12 trench upon
граничить с, посягать -
13 trench upon insolence
Макаров: граничить с дерзостью -
14 trench upon rights
Макаров: посягать на (чьи-л.) права -
15 trench upon somebody's time
Общая лексика: отнимать чьё-либо времяУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > trench upon somebody's time
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16 trench upon sphere
1) Общая лексика: вторгаться в (чью-л.) область2) Макаров: вторгаться в чью-л. область -
17 trench upon time
Макаров: отнимать время (у кого-л.) -
18 trench upon vulgarity
Макаров: граничить с вульгарностью -
19 trench upon one's rights
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20 trench upon ones rights
• zakoračiti u nečija prava
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trench upon — index impinge Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 … Law dictionary
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