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['dæmɪʤ] n  | |
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| biol. |
dommage m (general term) |
| comp. |
destruction f; violation f |
| market., agric. |
défaut d'intégrité |
| nat.res. |
accident m |
| patents. |
perte f |
| snd.rec. |
anomalie f |
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| UN, law |
réparation du préjudice |
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| gen. |
dommage matériel |
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| comp. |
endommager; corrompre; détruire |
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| arts. |
dommages |
| econ. |
dommages et intérêts |
| patents. |
réparation du dommage; dommages-intérêts |
| polit. |
dommages-intérêts (indemnity, dédommagement) |
| UN, law |
indemnités |
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| gen. |
dommages matériels |
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| life.sc. |
endommagement |
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| polit. |
dommages-intérêts (dédommagement) |
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| English thesaurus |
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| abbr., univer. |
dam |
| mil., abbr. |
dmg |
| mil., logist. |
All the results of a nuclear explosion, including losses to personnel and equipment as well as the ground and all what is on its surface communication channels, crops. (FRA) |
| slang |
cost (Lets get the bill and find out the damage) |
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| law |
financial repayment as compensation for loss or injury |
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Money that the losing side must pay to the winning side to make up for losses or injuries. There are two kinds of damages: "compensatory," meaning money to pay for the actual cost of an injury or loss; and 2 "punitive" or "exemplary," meaning an amount of money that's more than the actual damages. This is a punishment for willful or malicious acts |