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Admissible charge
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Допустимое количество, русский
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Admissible, английский
- Pertinent and proper to be considered in reaching a decision
- Допустимый; приемлемый
Admissible basis, английский
Допустимая база
Admissible character, английский
Допустимый знак; разрешенный символ
Admissible deformation -, английский
Область допускаемых деформаций
Admissible deviation domain, английский
Допустимая область отклонения admissible errorдопустимая ошибка
Admissible estimate, английский
Допустимая оценка
Admissible evidence, английский
Evidence that can be legally and properly be used in court
Admissible hypothesis, английский
Допустимая гипотеза
Admissible interrupting current, английский
Admissible load / safe load, английский
Admissible mark, английский
Допустимый знак
Admissible number, английский
Допустимое число
Admissible recreational attendance, английский
Admissible value, английский
Допустимое значение
Admissible viscosity, английский
Charge, английский
- In criminal law, each thing the defendant is accused of. (see count)
- The amount of refrigerant in a system.
- Заряд; заправка; загрузка
- Заряд
- To run into an opponent; legal if done from the front or side of the ball carrier; illegal against a player without the ball or from behind.
- The quantity of refrigerant in a refrigeration system.
- The proportional quantity of powder and ball wherewith a gun is loaded for execution. the rules for loading large ordnance are: that the piece be first cleaned or scoured inside; that the proper quantity of powder be next driven in and rammed down, care however being taken that the powder in ramming be not bruised, because that weakens its effect; that a little quantity of paper, lint, or the like, be rammed over it, and then the ball be intruded. if the ball be red hot, a tompion, or trencher of green wood, is to be driven in before it. also, in martial law, an indictment or specification of the crime of which a prisoner stands accused. also, in evolutions, the brisk advance of a body to attack an enemy, with bayonets fixed at the charge, or firmly held at the hip. also, the command on duty, every man`s office.—a ship of charge, is one so deeply immersed as to steer badly.—to charge a piece, is to put in the proper quantity of ammunition.
- [1] the explosive or propellant with which a gun or shell is loaded. [2] to load a gun or a vessel. [3] a formal accusation of infraction of discipline or crime. [4] to store electrical energy in a battery. [5] to pressurize a pneumatic or hydraulic system. [6] a figure, badge, or heraldic symbol on the field of a flag.
- The process of adding electrical energy to a battery.
- The incidental cost of product acquisition or product delivery.
- The document evidencing mortgage security required by crown law (law derived from english law). a fixed charge refers to a defined set of assets and is usually registered. a floating charge refers to other assets which change from time to time (ie. cash, inventory, etc.), which become a fixed charge after a default.
- Долговое обязательство
- Сбор, платеж
- Being charged means you`ve been formally accused of committing a crime. you will be given a paper called a `charge sheet` which will have details of the allegations, the date you have to go to court, and any conditions of bail.
Charge, английский
Charge, французский
Charge (a), английский
Charge (une)
Charge (a), английский
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Допустимое количество, русский
Допустимое качество, русский
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