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1 пересмотренное и исправленное издание
1) General subject: revision, vetted edition2) Economy: revised editionУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > пересмотренное и исправленное издание
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2 подвергнуть лошадь ветеринарному осмотру
General subject: have a horse vettedУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > подвергнуть лошадь ветеринарному осмотру
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3 пройти медосмотр
1) General subject: get a physical, get vetted, attend a medical examination2) Makarov: have a medical examination, have medical examination -
4 рассмотрел и утвердил (суд или инспектор по надзору)
Law: vetted and approvedУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > рассмотрел и утвердил (суд или инспектор по надзору)
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5 рассмотрел и утвердил
Law: (суд или инспектор по надзору) vetted and approvedУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > рассмотрел и утвердил
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6 модель автор/факультет
author/faculty modelМодель автор/факультет является лишь одной из версий модели автор/редактор и характеризуется заключением контрактов со сторонними специалистами на разработку учебных курсов, но при условии, что оценка материала производится штатными преподавателями факультета данного университета. — The author/faculty model is just a version of the author/editor model and is characterized by outside experts being contracted to write the courses but the material is vetted by the full-time faculty of the University.
Russian-English Dictionary "Microeconomics" > модель автор/факультет
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