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clause [klɔ:z] RZ.

1. clause (part of sentence):

clause
stavek r.m.
clause
stavčni del r.m.

2. clause (in a contract):

clause
klavzula r.ż.
clause
odstavek r.m.

eˈs·cape clause RZ.

ˈpay·back clause RZ.

ˈpen·al·ty clause RZ.

penalty clause
penalty clause

rela·tive ˈclause RZ.

relative clause

sub·or·di·nate ˈclause RZ.

subordinate clause
subordinate clause
odvisnik r.m.

Przykłady jednojęzyczne (niezredagowane i niesprawdzone przez PONS)

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However, it also supports clauses for doing grouping and windowing.
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Some relaxations were also made on other clauses, such as the technical specifications to attract more companies.
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Most policies contain time-bar clauses, requiring the insured to claim within a fixed period of time after the loss insured against has occurred.
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The attempt to extract out the clauses embedded under the object nouns is hardly possible.
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The language exhibits a subjectverb word order in intransitive clauses and a subjectverbobject order in transitive clauses.
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In logic programming, clauses are usually written as the implication of a head from a body.
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Recording contracts may include opt-out clauses for the label in the event an act's popularity dips or the act releases non-hit albums under the deal.
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The emperor and his ministers were to have no opportunity to discuss the terms of the treaty, or to haggle over individual clauses.
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Being a missa brevis, several clauses of the text are set simultaneously in different voices.
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The important insight here is that wh-extraction out of object clauses and phrases is quite possible.
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