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body; family; group; collective (Before the new season in October, Vasily Ryabenky, who had led the theatre for more than two decades, gathered the collective and asked whether they could carry on.); collectivity; cadre (The Directorate of Operations is a cadre of action- and results-oriented professionals. 4uzhoj) |
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collective body |
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team |
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associates; co-workers; colleagues; personnel |
| el. |
crop; mixture; stable |
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community |
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corporate body (учреждение или организация) |
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field lens |
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kollectiv |
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kollektive (совокупность, каждый объект которой имеет один из конечного числа опознавательных признаков) |
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musical ensemble (Andrey Truhachev); outfit (о рок-группе и т.п. Phyloneer); music group (Andrey Truhachev); act (Converge is one of the most influential of the what some might call post-hardcore or metalcore acts still going aldrignedigen) |
| notar. |
aggregate; group (of persons) |
| opt. |
collecting lens |
| polit. |
members |
| railw. |
staff |
| scottish |
core |
| sport. |
collective unit |
| stat. |
collective |
| tech. |
association; crew; organized body |
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syndicate |
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music formation (Andrey Truhachev) |
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work force (ipesochinskaya) |
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относительно компактная социальная группа, объединяющая людей, занятых решением конкретной общественной задачи коллектив трудовой, учебный, военный, спортивный и др.. Большой Энциклопедический словарь |
