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1 intentional guilt
1) Юридический термин: вина в форме умысла2) юр.Н.П. умышленная вина -
2 intentional guilt
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3 guilt
1. n вина; виновностьevidence of guilt — доказательства вины; улики
2. n сознание виныto prove guilt — доказывать вину; доказать вину
3. n преступление4. n арх. проступок; грех5. n юр. наказуемостьСинонимический ряд:1. blame (noun) blame; crime; culpability; error; fault; guiltiness; lapse; liability; onus; slip2. remorse (noun) compunction; contrition; penitence; remorse; shameАнтонимический ряд: -
4 guilt
вина; виновность- contributory guiltguilt by association — вина в соучастии;
- criminal guilt
- intentional guilt
- negligent guilt
- open guilt
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5 participant
- criminal participantparticipant in a crime — участник преступления; соучастник преступления;
- culpable participant
- excusable participant in a crime
- excusable participant
- guiltless participant
- guilty participant
- innocent participant
- insane participant
- intentional participant
- joint participants in a crime
- joint participants
- justifiable participant in a crime
- justifiable participant
- negligent participant in a crime
- reckless participant in a crime
- sane participant in a crime
- voluntary participant in a crime
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6 participation
- criminal participationparticipation in a crime — участие в преступлении; соучастие в преступлении;
- culpable participation
- employee participation
- excusable participation
- guiltless participation
- guilty participation
- innocent participation
- intentional participation
- joint participation in a crime
- joint participation
- justifiable participation in a crime
- justifiable participation
- negligent participation
- reckless participation
- voluntary participation
- wilful participation
- compulsory participation -
7 participator
- criminal participatorparticipator in a crime — участник преступления; соучастник преступления;
- culpable participator
- excusable participator in a crime
- excusable participator
- guiltless participator
- guilty participator
- innocent participator
- insane participator
- intentional participator in a crime
- joint participators in a crime
- justifiable participator
- negligent participator in a crime
- reckless participator in a crime
- sane participator in a crime
- sane participator
- voluntary participator
- wilful participator in a crime
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8 fault
1. n недостаток, дефектbranch-open fault — дефект типа "обрыв ветви"
floating gate fault — дефект типа "плавающий затвор"
2. n тк. винаthe fault lies with you, not with me — вы виноваты, а не я
whose fault is it? — чья это вина?; кто в этом виноват?
3. n ошибка; промах4. n проступок, провинность; нарушениеcontact fault — нарушение контакта; контактная неисправность
5. n неправильно поданный мяч6. n охот. потеря следа7. n эл. замыкание8. n тех. авария, повреждение, неисправность9. n геол. разлом, сброс, сдвигto be at fault — находиться в затруднительном положении, не знать, что делать или что сказать
10. v считать виновным, обвинять; придиратьсяit was difficult to fault her performance — было трудно придраться к её исполнению;
find fault with — придраться к; придираться к
11. v ошибаться, допускать ошибки12. v геол. образовать разрыв или сброс13. v осуждать, порицатьI fault myself for not doing it — ругаю себя за то, что не сделал этого
Синонимический ряд:1. defect (noun) blemish; defect; deficiency; demerit; failing; flaw; foible; frailty; imperfection; infirmity; shortcoming; vice; weakness2. delinquency (noun) delinquency; dereliction; impropriety; indiscretion; misdemeanor; solecism; wrongdoing3. error (noun) blunder; error; misdeed; mistake; slip; wrong4. fissure (noun) fissure; fracture; rift; schism5. offense (noun) offense; sin; transgression6. responsibility (noun) accountability; blame; culpability; guilt; liability; onus; responsibility7. accuse (verb) accuse; blame; criticize; impugn; reprove8. censure (verb) censure; condemn; criticise; denounce; denunciate; reprehend; reprobate9. fail (verb) blunder; bungle; err; failАнтонимический ряд:assistance; benefit; blessing; completeness; correctness; favour; gain; good; help; merit; perfection; strength; vindicate; virtue
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