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Перевод: casualty

[прилагательное]
раненый;
[существительное]
несчастный случай; авария ; раненый ; жертва ; убитый ; человек, пострадавший от несчастного случая; подбитая машина

Тезаурус:

1. Wetherby, Huntingdon and Market Rasen were all called off on Thursday and the casualty list lengthened yesterday with the abandonments of Sedgefield and Wolverhampton.
2. The main casualty of yesterday's "clawback" will be the Japanese institution Daiwa, which is to take most of the overseas allocation.
3. Ironically, bearing in mind the casualty statistics of rear gunners, "Jacko" was the sole survivor of the crew - perhaps because the aircraft crashed while flying too low over enemy territory.
4. Yesterday, the union claimed the first jobs casualty of the base rate rise - the Automobile Association's announcement of 500 job losses, in the wake of the company's decision to pull out of the air package holiday business.
5. It was also revealed that Dr Yarab Almahawi, 33, was first identified as HIV positive while working in a hospital casualty department in Northern Ireland.
6. The Maritime school can counter-claim that casualty lists were far shorter in these two wars.
7. We were now floating between a world of the street-wise, the gentle hippie, the communal "crash pad", the lecture hall, the courts, the addiction unit or hospital casualty department, and the front page.
8. Steve Nicol is also on the casualty list, which is likely to mean that Jan Molby will again pull on the armband.
9. Casualty "risk" to patients
10. Gushing blood, throbbing innards, surging vomit, torn flesh and smashed bones - some would say these are the true stars of Casualty.
11. One casualty is Gary Gibson's string of new routes at Craig-y-Biceps.
12. Even the trust's director of emergency services, Nigel Brayley, warned he may be forced to close either Harwich or Clacton casualty wards if cuts were imposed.
13. The inevitable domestic dramas; the illnesses; the school exams; the trips to casualty departments of hospitals; the entertaining of foreign exchange schoolchildren; the ferrying to and fro to Brownies, school camp, music lessons, the station; the constant coming and going of teenage friends; the battle of the telephone: it is all so familiar to every parent, and it is so exhausting!