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1 it is not competent to the defendant to allege fraud in the plaintiff
Универсальный англо-русский словарь > it is not competent to the defendant to allege fraud in the plaintiff
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2 these persons are not competent as witnesses
Универсальный англо-русский словарь > these persons are not competent as witnesses
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3 this court is not competent to deal with your case
Универсальный англо-русский словарь > this court is not competent to deal with your case
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adjectivefähig; befähigtnot competent to do something — nicht kompetent, etwas zu tun
* * *['kompətənt]- academic.ru/14772/competence">competence- competently* * *com·pe·tent[ˈkɒmpɪtənt, AM ˈkɑ:m-]I'm not \competent to make that decision ich bin nicht befähigt, diese Entscheidung zu treffen2. (adequate) ausreichendhe speaks quite \competent German er spricht recht gutes Deutsch3. LAW zuständig\competent authority zuständige Behörde\competent witness zulässiger Zeuge/zulässige Zeugin* * *['kɒmpItənt]adj1) fähig, befähigt (in zu); (in a particular field) kompetent; (= adequate) knowledge, understanding angemessen, adäquat2) (JUR) zuständig; evidence, witness zulässig3) (form* * *competent adj (adv competently)1. fähig ( to do zu tun), tüchtig2. fach-, sachkundig, qualifiziert3. gut (gemacht), gekonnt4. JURa) auch weitS. kompetent, zuständig (Gericht etc):a competent judge ein zuständiger Richter, fig ein sachkundiger Beurteiler, ein Kennerb) zulässig (Beweise, Zeuge)c) geschäftsfähiga competent answer eine zufriedenstellende Antwort* * *adjectivefähig; befähigtnot competent to do something — nicht kompetent, etwas zu tun
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[ʹkɒmpıt(ə)nt] a1. компетентный; знающий2. надлежащий; достаточный, отвечающий требованиямhe has a competent knowledge of law - он вполне сведущ /компетентен/ в вопросах права
3. юр.1) правомочный; полноправныйthis court is not competent to deal with your case - наш суд не правомочен разбирать ваше дело
these persons are not competent as witnesses - эти лица не имеют права выступать в качестве свидетелей
2) (to) разрешённыйit is not competent to the defendant to allege fraud in the plaintiff - ответчику не разрешается /не дозволено, не положено/ обвинять истца в мошенничестве
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1. a компетентный; знающий2. a надлежащий; достаточный, отвечающий требованиям3. a юр. правомочный; полноправный4. a юр. разрешённыйit is not competent to the defendant to allege fraud in the plaintiff — ответчику не разрешается обвинять истца в мошенничестве
5. a юр. геол. способный выдерживать нагрузкуСинонимический ряд:1. proficient (adj.) able; adept; au fait; capable; effective; efficient; eligible; equal; expert; fit; good; proficient; proper; qualified; skilful; skilled; wicked2. suitable (adj.) acceptable; adequate; allowable; appreciable; comfortable; decent; enough; permissible; satisfactory; sufficient; sufficing; suitableАнтонимический ряд:inapt; incompetent; inept -
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( qualified) kompetent;I'm not \competent to make that decision ich bin nicht befähigt, diese Entscheidung zu treffen2) ( adequate) ausreichend;he speaks quite \competent German er spricht recht gutes Deutsch3) law zuständig;\competent authority zuständige Behörde;\competent witness zulässiger Zeuge/zulässige Zeugin -
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قَدِير \ able: clever; skilful. competent: able or fit to do what is wanted: She is a competent and experienced cook. I’m not competent to judge his skill. efficient: working well and without waste: Our efficient new machines are much cheaper to run. He gets his work done quickly because he is efficient. -
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كُفْء \ capable: able; clever: He’s a very capable player. competent: able or fit to do what is wanted: She is a competent and experienced cook. I’m not competent to judge his skill. efficient: working well and without waste: Our efficient new machines are much cheaper to run. He gets his work done quickly because he is efficient. match: sb. or sth. that is equal to another in strength, etc., and fit to compete: We were no match for the other team. His horse was more than a match for (much better than) any of the other horses. proficient: well trained or skilled: a proficient cook. -
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прил.1) упр. компетентный, знающий, отвечающий требованиям ( должности)She is a competent secretary [manager\]. — Она компетентный секретарь [менеджер\].
2) юр. имеющий право, дееспособный; надлежащий, отвечающий требованиямThe court is not competent to deal with this case. — Суд не вправе рассматривать это дело.
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compétent, e [kɔ̃petɑ̃, ɑ̃t]adjective* * *compétente kɔ̃petɑ̃, ɑ̃t adjectif1) ( qualifié) competent2) ( qui a l'autorité) [autorité] competent; [service] appropriatele tribunal de Rennes n'est pas compétent pour juger cette affaire — this case does not come within the jurisdiction of the Rennes court
* * *kɔ̃petɑ̃, ɑ̃t adj compétent, -e1) (= apte) competent, capable2) DROIT competent* * *compétent, compétente adj1 ( qualifié) competent; être compétent en la matière to be competent in the subject ou matter; être assez compétent pour faire to have the competence ou ability to do;2 ( qui a l'autorité) [autorité, préfet] competent; [administration, service] appropriate; tribunal compétent court of competent jurisdiction; le maire est seul compétent pour faire the mayor is the only one with the authority to do; le tribunal de Rennes n'est pas compétent pour juger cette affaire this case does not come within the jurisdiction of the Rennes court; remettre un dossier aux autorités compétentes to forward a file to the appropriate authorities ou to the authorities concerned.( féminin compétente) [kɔ̃petɑ̃, ɑ̃t] adjectifen cuisine, je suis assez compétente I'm quite a good cookcompétent en la matière [qui savent]: les gens compétents en la matière people who know about ou are conversant with (soutenu) this topicseul le maire est compétent en la matière [habilité] only the mayor is competent to act in this matter2. [approprié - service] relevant -
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ˈkɔmpɪtənt прил.
1) а) соответствующий, подходящий б) осведомленный, сведущий a competent engineer ≈ квалифицированный инженер Syn: able, capable, efficient, fit, good, qualified, established, fixed Ant: deficient, incompetent, inefficient, unfit
2) а) юр. полноправный;
правомочный;
дееспособный a competent witness ≈ дееспособный свидетель б) юр. законный;
разрешенный competent majority
3) достаточный Syn: sufficient, ample компетентный;
знающий;
- * teacher квалифицированный учитель;
- * authority авторитетный специалист надлежащий;
достаточный, отвечающий требованиям;
- he has a * knowledge of law он вполне сведущ в вопросах права (юридическое) правомочный;
полноправный;
- this court is not * to deal with your case наш суд не правомочен разбирать ваше дело;
- these persons are not * as witnesses эти лица не имеют права выступать в качестве свидетелей разрешенный;
- it is not * to the defendant to allege fraud in the plaintiff ответчику не разрешается обвинять истца в мошенничестве (геология) способный выдерживать нагрузку competent авторитетный ~ достаточный ~ знающий ~ имеющий право ~ компетентный, правомочный ~ компетентный, знающий ~ компетентный ~ надлежащий ~ отвечающий требованиям права ~ юр. полноправный;
правомочный ~ полноправный ~ правомочный ~ разрешенный ~ соответствующий требованиям права, надлежащий ~ установленный, законный;
competent majority требуемое законом большинство ~ установленный, законный;
competent majority требуемое законом большинство ~ to transact business правомочный вести дела legally ~ законно компетентный legally ~ полноправный legally ~ правомочныйБольшой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > competent
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'kompətənt(capable; skilled: a competent pianist; competent to drive a car.) competente- competently
tr['kɒmpɪtənt]1 (person) competente; (work, novel, etc) aceptable, bastante bien2 SMALLLAW/SMALL competente\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto be competent to do something estar capacitado,-a para hacer algocompetent ['kɑmpətənt] adj: competente, capazadj.• apto, -a adj.• bastante adj.• calificado, -a adj.• capaz adj.• competente adj.• hábil adj.'kɑːmpətənt, 'kɒmpɪtənta) < person> competente, capazto be competent to + INF — estar* capacitado para + inf
b) ( adequate) aceptable['kɒmpɪtǝnt]ADJ1) (=proficient) [person, pilot, nurse] competente, capazstudents must be competent in five basic subjects — los estudiantes tienen que ser competentes en or dominar cinco asignaturas fundamentales
2) (=satisfactory) [work, performance] aceptablehis work is competent, but not very original — su trabajo es aceptable pero no muy original
a competent knowledge of the language — un conocimiento or dominio suficiente del idioma
3) (Jur) [court] competente; [witness] hábil* * *['kɑːmpətənt, 'kɒmpɪtənt]a) < person> competente, capazto be competent to + INF — estar* capacitado para + inf
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Аудит: ещё не компетентен -
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Position ( job): NRCУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > Not Really Competent
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