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1 work injury
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2 work injury
1) Медицина: производственная травма2) Политика: несчастный случай на производстве -
3 work injury
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4 work injury
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5 work injury
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6 work injury
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7 work injury insurance
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8 nondisability work injury
травма без потери трудоспособности
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Англо-русский словарь нормативно-технической терминологии > nondisability work injury
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9 disability work injury
травма с потерей трудоспособности
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Англо-русский словарь нормативно-технической терминологии > disability work injury
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10 disabling work injury
personal injury — травма, дающая право на подачу иска
English-Russian dictionary on nuclear energy > disabling work injury
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11 disabling work injury
травма с потерей трудоспособностиБольшой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > disabling work injury
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12 disabling work injury
Англо-русский словарь технических терминов > disabling work injury
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13 disabling work injury
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14 disabling work injury
Техника: травма с потерей трудоспособности -
15 nature and incidence of self-reported adolescent work injury
Универсальный англо-русский словарь > nature and incidence of self-reported adolescent work injury
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16 restricted work injury
Организация производства: травма с переводом пострадавшегоУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > restricted work injury
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17 disabling work injury
English-russian automobile dictionary > disabling work injury
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18 disabling work injury
English-Ukrainian dictionary of aviation terms > disabling work injury
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19 injury
1) вред; ущерб; нарушение права другого лицаinjury by accident — 1. случайный вред 2. случайное причинение вреда
•injury dangerous to life — телесное повреждение, опасное для жизни;
injury involving death — смертельное телесное повреждение;
injury to health — повреждение, расстройство здоровья;
injury to person — личный вред;
- actual injuryto work an injury — нанести, причинить вред
- aggravated bodily injury
- bodily injury
- civil injury
- claimed injury
- complete injury
- continuing injury
- criminal injury
- deadly injury
- definite injury
- definite bodily injury
- employee injury
- fatal injury
- grievous bodily injury
- incidental injury
- legal injury
- lethal injury
- malicious injury
- pecuniary injury
- permanent injury
- personal injury
- physical injury
- riotous injury
- severe bodily injury
- spiritual injury
- temporal injury
- threatened injury
- trivial injury
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20 injury
шкода; майнова шкода, збитки; ушкодження; тілесне ушкодження, травма, рана, поранення; порушення прав іншої особи, порушення прав членів парламенту; порушення прав дипломатичного представника (дипломатичних представників)injury sustained in the course of one's employment — ушкодження, якого зазнала особа під час виконання службових обов'язків
- injury actioninjury that hsa contributed to death — тілесне ушкодження, що призвело до смерті
- injury at work
- injury by accident
- injury claim
- injury caused to a client
- injury dangerous to life
- injury in an auto accident
- injury involving death
- injury to goodwill
- injury to health
- injury to mental well-being
- injury to person
- injury to property
- injury to reputation
- injury to right
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