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posp. informal (not formal or official; friendly and relaxed • The two prime ministers will meet for informal discussions today; Will the party be formal or informal?; friendly, informal manners ) ; unofficial ; officious ; unceremonious ; inauthoritative ; off-the-record ; unaccredited ; unsolemn ; chatty (о беседе, интервью) ; mastermind ; casual (ART Vancouver ; semiofficial ; private ; kerb ; off-book (Noia ; off the record (о заявлении и т. п.) I have been present at most of Mr. Menon's press conferences at the UN, and have heard him speak on and off the record) ; non-statutory (reverso.net kee46 ; louche (suburbian Игорь Миг off-the-books ; non-mainstream bizn. extrajudicial ; off the record ekon. privately-owned ; nonofficial giełd. over-the-counter (dimock med. unofficial (о лекарстве, не занесенном в фармакопею) ; anecdotal (amatsyuk polit. non-formal (тогда formal – официальный, а informal – неформальный Tiny Tony praw. extra-official ; inofficial ; non-binding (Alexander Matytsin prawo k., amer. off the record (Any conversations you may have had with your attorney, the prosecutor, or the judge that were held off the record are not part of the appeal. — Ваши разговоры с адвокатом, прокурором и судьёй, не внесённые в протокол, не включаются в апелляцию. ) techn. extra-statutory (Alexander Matytsin
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posp. off-the-record ; socially ; officiously ; informally (Altuntash ; offstage daw. inofficially dypl. in officious capacity metrol. basis on an informal base nief. off the books (буквально: не проводя по бухгалтерским книгам Viacheslav Volkov ; off the books (Can you run the papers off the books for me? • Can you run these plates for me, off the books? 4uzhoj ofic. off the record ; off the record slang off the cuff styl. privately (Western security agencies have privately concluded that the Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny was poisoned by the country's FSB domestic spy agency, in effect pointing the finger at the Kremlin for ordering the attack. theguardian.com )
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