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1 inflict the death penalty
виконувати вирок смертної кари, виконувати смертну каруEnglish-Ukrainian law dictionary > inflict the death penalty
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2 inflict
заподіювати, завдавати ( особистої або майнової шкоди); накладати, призначати ( покарання тощо); наносити ( побої тощо)inflict premeditated minor bodily injury — = inflict premeditated trivial bodily injury заподіювати умисне легке тілесне ушкодження
inflict premeditated trivial bodily injury — = inflict premeditated minor bodily injury
- inflict a grievous bodily harminflict the death penalty on the criminal — засуджувати злочинця до смертної кари; виконувати вирок смертної кари стосовно злочинця
- inflict a loss
- inflict a penalty
- inflict a punishment
- inflict a severe bodily injury
- inflict bodily harm
- inflict bodily injury
- inflict by act
- inflict by intent
- inflict by negligence
- inflict by omission
- inflict by premeditation
- inflict by recklessness
- inflict capital punishment
- inflict damage to security
- inflict damage
- inflict death penalty
- inflict deliberately
- inflict forcibly
- inflict harm
- inflict injury
- inflict innocently
- inflict insanely
- inflict involuntarily
- inflict knowingly
- inflict maliciously
- inflict pain
- inflict penalty
- inflict physical suffering
- inflict premeditatively
- inflict suffering
- inflict the death penalty
- inflict violently
- inflict voluntarily
- inflict wilfully
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3 inflict
[ınʹflıkt] v (on, upon)1. 1) наносить (удар, рану и т. п.)to inflict damage on smb. - причинять ущерб кому-л.
2) причинять (боль, страдание и т. п.)to inflict shame on smb. - навлечь позор на кого-л., опозорить кого-л.
2. налагать (наказание и т. п.)the judge inflicted the death penalty on the criminal - судья приговорил преступника к смертной казни
3. навязыватьto inflict one's views on /upon/ smb. - навязывать кому-л. свои взгляды
to inflict oneself /one's company/ on /upon/ smb. - навязываться кому-л., навязывать своё общество кому-л.
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4 inflict
1. v наносить2. v причинять3. v налагатьthe judge inflicted the death penalty on the criminal — судья приговорил преступника к смертной казни
4. v навязыватьСинонимический ряд:1. coerce (verb) coerce; compel; constrain; demand; enforce; force; make; require2. impose (verb) administer; deal; deliver; force on; force upon; give; impose; perpetrate; plague; strike; visit; wreak; wreck3. saddle (verb) foist; saddleАнтонимический ряд: -
5 penalty
1 სასჯელი2 ჯარიმა (სპორტში)●●penalty area საჯარიმო მოედანიfree / penalty kick თავისუფალი / საჯარიმო დარტყმა (პენალტი)●●to inflict a death penalty upon a traitor მოღალატისათვის სიკვდილის მისჯაthe extreme penalty უმაღლესი სასჯელი // სასჯელის უმაღლესი ზომა -
6 death
1. n смертьto the death — до конца; до последней капли крови, до последнего дыхания
war to the death — война на истребление, истребительная война; борьба не на жизнь, а на смерть
until death — на всю жизнь, пожизненно
unto death — до смерти, до гроба
to be at the point of death — быть при смерти, агонизировать
condemned to death — осудил на смерть; осужденный на смерть
to dice with death — рисковать жизнью, играть со смертью
2. n отмирание, омертвение3. n смертельный случай4. n смертная казньunder sentence of death, condemned to death — приговорённый к смерти
penalty of death — наказание смертью, смертная казнь
5. n гибель6. n конец; исчезновение; утрата, потеря7. n эмоц. -усил. до смерти; смертельно; в высшей степени, совершенноthis meat has been done to death — мясо совершенно пережарено, мясо сгорело
the fashion has been done to death — эта мода совершенно изжила себя; это вышло из моды
sure as death — наверняка;
like grim death — изо всех сил; что есть мочи
to hang on like grim death — не сдаваться, держаться до последнего; бороться не на жизнь, а на смерть
merchants of death — торговцы смертью; торговцы оружием
Синонимический ряд:1. curtains (noun) curtains; decease; defunction; demise; dissolution; doom; dying; expiration; extinction; fate; grim reaper; quietus; rest; silence; sleep; the Pale Horse2. departure (noun) departure; loss; parting; passing3. fatality (noun) casualty; fatal; fatality4. stop (noun) cessation; destruction; end; finale; stop; surceaseАнтонимический ряд:activity; animation; being; birth; commencement; entity; existence; growth; inauguration; life; operation; rise; spirit; vigour -
7 penalty
1) взыскание; санкция; штраф; пеня3) наказание; карательная мера; санкция•to assess the penalty — определить меру наказания;
to impose [to inflict] a penalty — назначить наказание;
to make a penalty conditional — назначить наказание условно;
to proportion penalty to the crime — назначить наказание соразмерно совершённому преступлению;
- penalty of crimeunder penalty — под наказанием или под страхом наказания;
- penalty of death
- antitrust penalty
- civil penalty
- commuted penalty
- criminal penalty
- custodial penalty
- death penalty
- extra-legal penalty
- extreme penalty
- grave penalty
- imposed penalty
- inflictive penalty
- lenient penalty
- light penalty
- mandatory penalty
- mandatory death penalty
- mandatory minimum penalty
- maximum penalty
- maximum possible penalty
- mild penalty
- minimum penalty
- money penalty
- non-custodial penalty
- pecuniary penalty
- severe penalty
- high penalty
- inflicted penalty* * *• штраф• штрафной
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