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['sɜ:vɪs] rzecz.  | |
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| ekon., technol. |
servizz |
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servizz (A program, routine, or process that performs a specific system function to support other programs) |
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| ekon., technol. |
servizz |
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services The carrying out of work for which there is a constant public demand by the provision of labor and the utilization of tools czas. | |
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| ochr.środ. |
servizzi |
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| Angielski tezaurus |
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| praw. |
When someone over 18 and not involved with your case gives the other party a copy of the court papers in person or by mail |
| skr. |
svc |
| wojsk., skr. |
ser; serv |
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| skr., przestrz. |
space entry recovery vehicle in commercial environments |
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A branch of the Armed Forces of the United States, established by act of Congress, which are: the Army, Marine Corps, Navy, Air Force, and Coast Guard (JP 1) |
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| techn., skr. |
svs |
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Term pertaining to the three services as well as joint organizations with the exception of the Gendarmerie. (FRA); All the functional organizations in charge of the service support of the Armed Forces in a specific field Are considered: 1. Army services: Quartermaster, Maintenance, Engineer, Signals; 2. joint services whose expenses are included in the Army budget: Post Office, Treasury; 3. joint services whose expenses are not included in the Army budget: Petrol, Oil, and Lubricants, Medical. Services can provide modules included in a contingency operational force. (FRA) |