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встановлений, доведений; загальновизнаний, офіційно визнаний, широко відомий; запроваджений, усталений, вкоренілий; інкорпорований- established authorities
- established by law
- established church
- established circumstantially
- established criminal
- established delinquent
- established directly
- established fact
- established faith
- established insanity
- established law
- established malice
- established matter
- established order
- established place of business
- established practice
- established religion
- established rule
- established rule of law
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n1. факт; подія, явище; обставина2. істина, реальність, дійсність3. pl дані; аргументи4. вчинок, діяння5. pl юр. докази; звинувачення- accomplished fact доконаний факт- collateral facts факти, що не мають безпосереднього стосунку до спірного питання- dry fact голий факт- established fact встановлений факт- hard fact незаперечний факт; неспростовний доказ- immaterial fact несуттєва обставина; несуттєвий факт- salient fact суттєвий/ головний факт; суть справи- stark fact голий факт- fact of common knowledge юр. загальновідомий факт (що не потребує доказів)- fact in evidence доведений факт- fact in issue факт/ обставина, що є предметом суперечки- to contradict facts заперечувати факти- to juggle with facts підтасовувати факти- to manipulate facts підтасовувати факти- to place before an accomplished fact ставити перед фактом, що стався -
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adj1. визначений, доведений2. зміцнений, усталений, укріплений, укорінений3. визнаний- established custom встановлений звичай- established fact доказаний факт- established order існуючий устрій -
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[ɪs'tæblɪʃt]adj1) встано́влений; ство́ренийestablished fact — встано́влений (відо́мий) факт
2) авторите́тний3) що вкоріни́вся (закріпи́вся, акліматизува́вся)
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