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gen. conscientious (careful and hard-working • a conscientious pupil ) ; scrupulous (careful in attending to detail, doing nothing wrong, dishonest etc.) ; religious ; sincere (MargeWebley ; careful (careful handiwork – добросовестно изготовленная продукция; добросовестно изготовленные изделия ART Vancouver ; responsible ; detail-oriented (Alex Peters ; bona fide ; conchy ; conscionable ; thorough ((of a person) very careful; attending to every detail • a thorough worker ) Gruzovik painstaking amer. diligent (a diligent studen Val_Ships ; straight arrow (a straight-arrow cop Val_Ships arcaic. feal (устаревшая форма faithful Rust71 derech., amer. good faith (лат. bona fide "чистая совесть") ; bona fide (лат. "чистая совесть") hist. witness (понятой igisheva jur. innocent ; good (gennier ; good faith (Party A shall consult with Party B and give good faith consideration to any recommendations made by Party B. The phrase ‘good faith consideration'means genuine consideration. In other words, Party A must give genuine thought to recommendations made by Party B. LE2 Alexander Demidov ; in good faith ; fair ; bona fide (=acting without the intention of defrauding) lat., jur. bona fide (напр., покупатель жилья) ; bona-fide (напр. покупатель жилья) lib. dutiful (igisheva mat. honest minería conscientious patent. faithful publ. quality (Whether you need your kitchen renovated or your windows replaced, it is hard to find a quality contractor for your home. ART Vancouver rel., lat. Bona Fide ("in good faith", B.F.) gen. bona fide ; in an honest manner (Alex_Odeychuk ; with clear conscience (Andrey Truhachev ; in good faith ; with integrity (emirates42 ; religiously ; scrupulously ; conscientiously ; religious ; critically ; conscionably jur. from good faith ; without notice makár. clean negoc. without notice (о приобретателе) ; dutifully (Labutina Marina polít. faithfully (AMlingua práct. with good faith rar. holily rel., lat. Bona Fide ("in good faith", B.F.)
