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1 cause
1) причина, мотив, спонука, підстава ( чогось); судова справа; судовий процес2) розпоряджатися, віддавати розпорядження; веліти, примушувати; завдавати, спричиняти•cause the death of by criminal means — = cause the death of a person by criminal means спричинити смерть злочинним способом (особі)
- cause a dangercause the death of a person by criminal means — = cause the death of by criminal means
- cause a loss
- cause a panic
- cause a physical injury
- cause a scandal
- cause an accident
- cause an explosion
- cause and effect
- cause before the High Court
- cause book
- cause-books
- cause celebre
- cause collectively
- cause concern
- cause damage
- cause death
- cause death accidentally
- cause destruction
- cause disturbance
- cause disturbances
- cause-effect relation
- cause fire
- cause for divorce
- cause grievous bodily harm
- cause in law
- cause inconvenience
- cause international scandal
- cause intoxication
- cause list
- cause of accident
- cause of accusation
- cause of action
- cause-of-action estoppel
- cause of arrest
- cause of cancellation
- cause of charge
- cause of crime
- cause of damage
- cause of death
- cause of discontent
- cause of divorce
- cause of justice
- cause of loss
- cause of offence
- cause of offense
- cause offence
- cause offense
- cause people's deaths
- cause smth. to be done
- cause suspicion
- cause to be done
- cause trouble -
2 reasonable
розумний, розумно необхідний, слушний, резонний; належний; обґрунтований; справедливий; поважний, серйозний; поміркованийreasonable cause to believe that... — достатня підстава для припущення про те, що...
reasonable ground for suspecting — = reasonable ground for suspicion достатня підстава для підозри
- reasonable apprehensionreasonable ground for suspicion — = reasonable ground for suspecting
- reasonable care
- reasonable cause
- reasonable charge
- reasonable controversy
- reasonable delay
- reasonable demand
- reasonable discretion
- reasonable dispute
- reasonable doubt
- reasonable doubt standard
- reasonable evidence
- reasonable excuse
- reasonable force
- reasonable good faith
- reasonable ground
- reasonable necessity
- reasonable negation
- reasonable person
- reasonable precaution
- reasonable probability
- reasonable prudence
- reasonable requirement
- reasonable search
- reasonable suspicion -
3 arrest
арешт, накладання арешту, затримання ( підозрюваного тощо); заборона; припинення, призупинення ( виконання рішення тощо); постанова суду; (за)арештовувати, накладати арешт (на майно тощо), затримувати; припиняти, призупиняти ( виконання рішення тощо); забороняти- arrest a judgement
- arrest a suspect
- arrest an offender
- arrest by warrant
- arrest entry
- arrest federally
- arrest for crime
- arrest for drug possession
- arrest for federal crime
- arrest form
- arrest goods
- arrest in a frame-up
- arrest in custody
- arrest in quarters
- arrest judgement
- arrest judgment
- arrest locally
- arrest of cargo
- arrest of ship
- arrest of vessel
- arrest of judgement
- arrest of judgment
- arrest on suspicion
- arrest on charge
- arrest on civil process
- arrest on espionage charges
- arrest on mesne process
- arrest on probable cause
- arrest on spy charges
- arrest on spying charges
- arrest on suspicion
- arrest on suspicion of a crime
- arrest on the spot
- arrest on trumped-up charges
- arrest order
- arrest process
- arrest rate
- arrest record
- arrest records
- arrest resistance
- arrest technique
- arrest the body of offender
- arrest under suspicion
- arrest upon hue and cry
- arrest warrant
- arrest without warrant
- arrest witness
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