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21 non-occupational
прил.тж. nonoccupational общ. непрофессиональный (не связанный с профессиональной деятельностью, не связанный с выполняемой работой)non-occupational accident — несчастный случай не на производстве [не на рабочем месте\]
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22 non-occupational accident
страх. бытовой несчастный случай (несчастный случай, произошедший за пределами рабочего места и не связанный с выполнением должностных обязанностей)Syn:Ant:See:Англо-русский экономический словарь > non-occupational accident
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23 non-occupational disability
страх. нетрудоспособность, полученная не на рабочем месте* (нетрудоспособность, которая вызвана травмами или заболеваниями, не связанными с выполнением трудовых обязанностей)Syn:Ant:See:Англо-русский экономический словарь > non-occupational disability
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24 occupational disability
страх., эк. тр. нетрудоспособность, полученная на рабочем месте* (нетрудоспособность, которая вызвана травмами или заболеваниями, связанными с выполнением трудовых обязанностей)Syn:Ant:See:Англо-русский экономический словарь > occupational disability
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25 accident
- arranged accident
- automobile accident
- auto accident
- aviation accident
- car accident
- drunken-driving accident
- fatal accident
- grave accident
- illegitimate accident
- industrial accident
- inevitable accident
- injury accident
- insured accident
- job-related accident
- landing accident
- legitimate accident
- major accident
- mere accident
- minor accident
- motor vehicle accident
- motor accident
- nonfatal accident
- noninjury accident
- on-the-job accident
- paper accident
- petty accident
- prearranged accident
- railway accident
- road traffic accident
- road accident
- sea accident
- serious accident
- slight accident
- take-off accident
- traffic accident
- train accident
- work accident
- labour accident
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