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1 bidragsberettiget
adj. [ etter skilsmisse] US: entitled to alimony adj. [ også offentlig] UK: entitled to maintenance adj. [ etter samboerforhold] entitled to palimony -
2 berettiget
* * *adj. (jus) justified, entitled, justifiable, just adj. entitled (til to), just, legitimate -
3 krav på
(gjøre krav på) claim, lay claim to (ha krav på) be entitled to, have a claim to, have a right to claim against (du har krav på) you are entitled to -
4 søksmålskompetanse
subst. (jus) right of action, entitled to sue (jus) (ha søksmålskompetanse) be entitled to sue -
5 adgangsberettiget
adj. entitled to admission, admissible -
6 arveberettiget
adj. (jus) entitled el. qualified to inherit, capable of inheriting adj. (biologi) heritable -
7 atkomstberettiget
adj. entitled -
8 disposisjonsberettiget
adj. entitled to act -
9 erstatningsberettiget
subst. (forsikring) claimant adj. (forsikring) US: compensable adj. (forsikring) eligible for compensation adj. entitled to damages -
10 høringsinstans
subst. body entitled to comment -
11 lov til
(få lov til) be allowed to, be at liberty to, be entitled to, be permitted to -
12 meningsberettiget
adj. entitled to give one's opinion -
13 møterett
(ha møterett) be entitled to attend (a meeting) (ha møterett) have (the) right of audience -
14 odelsberettiget
subst. (jus) tilsv. entitled to an allodiurn subst. (jus) tilsv. having an allodial entitlement -
15 patentberettiget
adj. (jus) entitled to a patent -
16 pensjonsberettiget
adj. entitled to a pension -
17 regressberettiget
adj. entitled to recourse -
18 rett til
(gi noen rett til) entitle someone to, give someone the right to (ha rett til) have a right to, be entitled to -
19 servituttberettiget
adj. (jus) entitled to an easement -
20 stemmeberettiget
adj. entitled to vote, elector
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entitled — To be entitled to means ‘to have a right or claim to’ and can be followed by a noun (or noun phrase) or by a to infinitive with a clause: Everyone is entitled to an opinion / We are entitled to make personal choices. It should not be used as a… … Modern English usage
entitled — I adjective allowed, authorized, deserved, deserving, desirable, due, earned, eligible, empowered, fit, having the right, justified, labeled, legalized, licensed, merited, ordained, permitted, privileged, qualified, sanctioned, suitable,… … Law dictionary
entitled — adj. (cannot stand alone) 1) entitled to (she is fully entitled to benefits) 2) entitled to + inf. (we are entitled to attend all concerts free) * * * (cannot stand alone) entitled to (she is fully entitled to benefits) entitled to + inf. (we are … Combinatory dictionary
Entitled — Entitle En*ti tle, v. t. [imp. & p. p. {Entitled}; p. pr. & vb. n. {Entitling}.] [OF. entituler, F. intituler, LL. intitulare, fr. L. in + titulus title. See {Title}, and cf. {Intitule}.] 1. To give a title to; to affix to as a name or… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
entitled — Synonyms and related words: ascribable, attributable, authorized, chartered, deserved, deserving, due, earned, empowered, enfranchised, entitled to, franchised, justified, licensed, merited, meriting, meritorious, patented, privileged, qualified … Moby Thesaurus
entitled — un·entitled; … English syllables
entitled — adjective qualified for by right according to law (Freq. 11) we are all entitled to equal protection under the law • Similar to: ↑eligible … Useful english dictionary
entitled spouse — in Scots family law, one of the subject of the regime established in relation to the protection of victims of domestic violence in the matrimonial home. An entitled spouse is generally the owner or tenant or other person entitled to live in a… … Law dictionary
entitled to acceptance and belief — index authentic Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 … Law dictionary
entitled to compensation — qualified to receive reimbursement or reparation, entitled to remuneration … English contemporary dictionary
entitled to damages — qualified to receive compensation, entitled to reparation … English contemporary dictionary