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| gen. |
quota; population; group; landscape (ex.: landscape of buyers Samura88); cohesive (возрастной) |
| Gruzovik |
batch |
| agric. |
allotment |
| amer. |
the crowd (used in certain expression Maggie) |
| busin. |
quota (во внешней торговле) |
| econ. |
subpopulation |
| el. |
contingency; contingent |
| HR |
workforce (Кунделев); work force |
| ironic. |
crowd (публика Abysslooker) |
| Makarov. |
cohort (возрастной) |
| med. |
cohort (населения) |
| media. |
range (контекстный перевод igisheva); presence (Nrml Kss) |
| mil. |
task force (Vic_Ber); contingent (a quota of troops: The deployment of 60 000 NATO ground troops, including a sizeable US contingent, meant that the country could look forward to a suspension of warring. • Nato readies rapid-reaction spearhead force in response to Russian intervention – with sizeable British contingent. 4uzhoj); force (войск) напр., ISAF, KFOR, etc.; "...NATO forces currently deployed in southern Afghanistan do not know how to combat a guerrilla insurgency..." Vic_Ber) |
| stat. |
cohorts (напр., возрастной) |
| tech. |
community; share |
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bargaining quotas |
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| mil. |
accreditation |
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| Russian thesaurus |
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| gen. |
1) совокупность людей, образующих однородную в каком-либо отношении группу, категорию 2) Установленное для определенных целей предельное количество, норма чего-либо напр., экспортный контингент угля. Большой Энциклопедический словарь |
