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civ.il-lib.er.ty[sivəl l'ibəti] n liberdade civil. -
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Юридический термин: гражданская свобода -
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חרות האזרח* * *◙ חרזאה תורח◄ -
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x. 시민적 자유, 시민적 자유에 관한 기본적 인권 -
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1.nome libertà f. civile2.modificatore [ campaign] per le libertà civili* * *1.nome libertà f. civile2.modificatore [ campaign] per le libertà civili -
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♦ liberty /ˈlɪbətɪ/n.1 [uc] libertà: liberty of conscience, libertà di coscienza; civil liberty, libertà civile; liberty of the press, libertà di stampa; liberty of speech, libertà di parola; to take the liberty to do (o of doing) st., prendersi la libertà di fare qc.; to take liberties with sb., prendersi delle libertà con q.● (stor.) liberty cap, berretto frigio □ (econ.) liberty of contract, libertà contrattuale □ to be at liberty, essere in libertà; essere libero ( anche dal lavoro); (fam. USA) essere disoccupato: You are at liberty to do what you like, sei libero di fare quel che vuoi □ to set sb. at liberty, mettere q. in libertà; liberare q. -
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[ˈlɪbətɪ]liberty свобода; liberty of the press свобода печати; at liberty свободный, на свободе civil liberty грражданская свобода conditional liberty условная свобода individual liberty личная свобода intellectual liberty свобода мысли liberty вольность, бесцеремонность; to take liberties (with smb.) позволять себе вольности (с кем-л.); to take liberties (with smth.) обращаться бесцеремонно (с чем-л.) liberty право выбора liberty pl привилегии, вольности liberty свобода liberty свобода; liberty of the press свобода печати; at liberty свободный, на свободе liberty свобода выбора liberty мор. увольнение на берег liberty man матрос, увольняемый на берег liberty of action свобода действия liberty of choice свобода выбора liberty свобода; liberty of the press свобода печати; at liberty свободный, на свободе liberty of the press свобода печати liberty of the subject свобода личности personal liberty личная свобода to set at liberty освободить liberty вольность, бесцеремонность; to take liberties (with smb.) позволять себе вольности (с кем-л.); to take liberties (with smth.) обращаться бесцеремонно (с чем-л.) liberty вольность, бесцеремонность; to take liberties (with smb.) позволять себе вольности (с кем-л.); to take liberties (with smth.) обращаться бесцеремонно (с чем-л.) to take the liberty (of doing или to do so and so) позволить себе (сделать то-то) you are at liberty to make any choice вы можете выбирать, что угодно
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