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{'kju:mjulətiv}
a кумулативен, който се натрупва/усилва, нарастващ
CUMULATIVE evidence юр. доказателства, които взаимно се потвърждават, стичащи се доказателства/улики
CUMULATIVE voting избирателна система, при която всеки избирател има право на толкова гласове, колкото са кандидатите, и може да подаде всичките за един кандидат* * *{'kju:mjulъtiv} а кумулативен, който се натрупва/усилва; н* * *кумулативен;* * *1. a кумулативен, който се натрупва/усилва, нарастващ 2. cumulative evidence юр. доказателства, които взаимно се потвърждават, стичащи се доказателства/улики 3. cumulative voting избирателна система, при която всеки избирател има право на толкова гласове, колкото са кандидатите, и може да подаде всичките за един кандидат* * *cumulative[´kju:mjulətiv] adj кумулативен, който се натрупва (усилва); \cumulative action мед. кумулативно действие (на лекарства); \cumulative evidence стичане на доказателствата (уликите, показанията); доказателства, които взаимно се потвърждават; \cumulative voting избирателна система, при която всеки избирател има толкова гласа, колкото е броят на кандидатите в неговия район, и може да ги подаде всички за един кандидат; FONT face=Times_Deutsch◊ adv cumulatively. -
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cumulative ['kju:mjʊlətɪv]cumulatif►► Finance cumulative balance solde m cumulé;Law cumulative evidence preuve f par accumulation de témoignages;Finance cumulative interest intérêts mpl cumulatifs;Stock Exchange cumulative preference share action f privilégiée;Finance cumulative profit bénéfice m cumulé;Politics cumulative voting vote m plural -
5 сукупність доказів
cumulative action evidence, cumulative action proof, totality of proofsУкраїнсько-англійський юридичний словник > сукупність доказів
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жtotality, aggregate, wholeсукупність доказів — wight of evidence, cumulative evidence
в сукупності — in the aggregate, in total, together
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