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Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

nonoperational duties [ingl brit nɒnɒpəˈreɪʃ(ə)n(ə)l ˌdjʊːtɪz] SOST sost pl (in police force)

customs duties SOST sost pl

customs duties

death duties SOST sost pl

death duties

duty [ingl brit ˈdjuːti, ingl am ˈd(j)udi] SOST

1. duty (obligation):

devoir m (to envers)

2. duty (task):

duty gén pl
to take up one's duties

3. duty U (work):

to be on/off duty MILIT, MED
to be on/off duty SCUOLA
to do duty for or as sth

4. duty (tax):

duty customs duties

5. duty attr nurse, security guard:

duty roster, duty rota SOST AMMIN

feu duty SOST ingl Scozia DIR

traffic duty SOST

dinner duty SOST ingl brit SCUOLA

duty-free [ingl brit ˌdjuːtɪˈfriː, ingl am ˈˌd(j)udi ˈˌfri] AGG AVV

duty-frees SOST sost pl

nel dizionario PONS

death duties SOST ingl brit colloq

death duties

customs dues, customs duties SOST pl

duty <-ties> [ˈdju:ti, ingl am ˈdu:t̬i] SOST

1. duty (obligation):

2. duty (task):

3. duty (revenue):

customs duties

import duty <-ies> SOST

point duty SOST ingl brit

to be on point duty policeman

I. duty-free [ˌdju:tiˈfri:, ingl am ˌdu:t̬i-] AGG

II. duty-free [ˌdju:tiˈfri:, ingl am ˌdu:t̬i-] SOST

excise duty SOST

heavy-duty AGG

heavy-duty boots
heavy-duty tyre, machine
heavy-duty clothes
heavy-duty gardening
heavy-duty vehicle

guard duty SOST

Voce OpenDict

custom duty SOST

custom duty COMM, UE
nel dizionario PONS
inglese
inglese
francese
francese

customs duties SOST pl

customs duties

duty <-ties> [ˈdu·t̬i] SOST

1. duty (obligation):

2. duty (task):

3. duty (revenue):

customs duties

duty-free [ˌdu·t̬i·ˈfri] AGG

guard duty SOST

heavy-duty AGG

heavy-duty boots
heavy-duty tire, machine
heavy-duty clothes
heavy-duty gardening
heavy-duty vehicle
to rotate duties
to assign sb to duties, assign duties to sb
francese
francese
inglese
inglese
to give up one's duties
duties

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The command of the task force rotates among the different participating navies, with commands usually lasting between four and six months.
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It consists of a sail-like flagellum which rotates in a structure called the funiculus.
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In the early 1970s, when fish stocks ran low, a system of rotating access was developed to preserve this sector.
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The star also does not rotate at a high velocity.
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Longer shanked bits must rotate back further before applying pressure on the horse's mouth than shorter-shanked bits.
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