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1 недобросовестная конкуренция
1) General subject: unfair competition2) Law: unfair business practices3) Economy: unethical competition, unscrupulous competition4) Patents: concurrence deloyale, palming off, passing off5) Microsoft: deceptive trade practicesУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > недобросовестная конкуренция
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unconscientious, unscrupulousнедобросъвестен в работата си careless in o.'s workнедобросъвестна постъпка a nasty/dirty thing to do. a dirty deedнедобросъвестна конкуренция unfair competition* * *недобросъ̀вестен,прил., -на, -но, -ни unconscientious, unscrupulous, dishonest; \недобросъвестенен в работата си careless in o.’s work; \недобросъвестенна конкуренция unfair competition; \недобросъвестенна постъпка nasty/dirty thing to do, dirty deed.* * *dishonest* * *1. unconscientious, unscrupulous 2. НЕДОБРОСЪВЕСТЕН в работата си careless in o.'s work 3. недобросъвестна конкуренция unfair competition 4. недобросъвестна постъпка a nasty/dirty thing to do. a dirty deed
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