English
Bulgarian
non-performance N LAW, FIN
penalty <-ties> [ˈpenltɪ, Am -t̬ɪ] N
1. penalty LAW:
3. penalty (disadvantage):
4. penalty (fine, extra charge):
plea [pliː] N LAW
1. plea (entreaty, appeal):
2. plea (formal statement by a defendant):
3. plea (response):
4. plea form (pretext, excuse):
-
- оправдание nt
performance [pəˈfɔːməns, Am pɚˈfɔːr-] N
1. performance THEAT (execution on stage, staging):
2. performance (accomplishing):
3. performance (ability, quality) a. SPORTS:
4. performance ECON:
5. performance FIN:
7. performance LAW:
action [ˈækʃn] N
1. action no pl (activeness):
2. action a. LAW:
3. action no pl MIL:
6. action LAW (case):
Bulgarian
English
компенса̀ци|я <-ята, -и> N f
1. компенсация (възмездие):
2. компенсация inf (за отработени дни):
3. компенсация COMM (размяна на стока за стока):
4. компенсация FIN (обезщетение):
възражѐни|е <-я> N nt
1. възражение (несъгласие):
2. възражение LAW:
обезщетѐни|е <-я> N nt
иск <ѝскът, ѝскове, count: ѝска> N m
до̀говор <-ът, -и, count: -а> N m LAW
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The program's performance is strongly dependent on having a sufficient amount of cache memory, and no single worker has access to that amount.
www.drdobbs.com In an obstacle race, competitors are timed and held to a strict standard of performance; when a task can not be completed, penalty exercises such as burpees are assigned.
en.wikipedia.org The show was a hit, with 289 performances.
en.wikipedia.org This enables the prediction of attributes such as vehicle performance, fuel economy and driveability.
en.wikipedia.org Performances had to be staged in school halls, local buildings, and on tour in various unlikely venues.
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