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[trʌst] czas.  | |
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| ekon. |
trust |
| micr. |
tillid (Confidence in the reliability of an entity or service and the information that it provides) |
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| patent. |
fonde |
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trust office [trʌst] czas. | |
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| praw., ekon. |
forvaltningsinstitut |
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| Angielski tezaurus |
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| skr. |
Teams Reaching Understanding And Success Together; Township Responsive United Shelter Team; Trustworthy Relationships And Unconditionally Safe Territory; Tomorrow's Results Ultimately Start Today; Training Respect Understanding Support And Teamwork |
| skr., eduk. |
Teaching Respect And Understanding To Students And Teachers |
| skr., eduk., nauk. |
Trained To Relieve And Understand Student Tensions |
| skr., farm. |
syphilis toluidine red untreated serum test |
| skr., lotn. |
Terminal Routes Using Speed Control Techniques |
| skr., med. |
Teaching, Referral, Understanding, Support, and Testing |
| skr., praw. |
Tobacco Reduction Using The Settlement The Trust |
| skr., przestrz. |
television relay using small terminals |
| skr., relig. |
Teens Reaching Unto Salvation's Task |
| skr., transp. |
Transportation Revenues Used Solely For Transportation |
| skr., wojsk., lotn. |
transportable units and self-sufficient teams |
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| praw. |
A legal device used to manage real or personal property, established by one person the GRANTOR or SETTLOR for the benefit of another the BENEFICIARY. A third person the TRUSTEE or the grantor manages the trust. In Traffic - Trust is an account into which bail is posted to insure appearance or compliance until the case is settled |
| skr. |
trusteeship; tr. (Vosoni) |
