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1 obtain money legally
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2 obtain
отримувати; досягати; мати силу; застосовуватися; домагатися; існувати; бути визнаним- obtain a confessionobtain the necessary judicial assistance of a foreign state — отримувати необхідну юридичну допомогу іноземної держави
- obtain a counsel
- obtain a court order
- obtain a divorce
- obtain a judgement
- obtain a judgment
- obtain a lawyer
- obtain a licence
- obtain a license
- obtain a post
- obtain a prior agreement
- obtain a prior approval
- obtain a sanction
- obtain a search warrant
- obtain a stay of execution
- obtain a subpoena for a search
- obtain a visa
- obtain a warrant of arrest
- obtain a warrant to search
- obtain access
- obtain admittance
- obtain an adjudication
- obtain an agreement
- obtain an approval
- obtain an arrest warrant
- obtain an attorney
- obtain an order
- obtain an office
- obtain authorization
- obtain bail
- obtain by blackmail
- obtain by deception
- obtain by false pretences
- obtain by illegal means
- obtain by illegal search
- obtain by legal means
- obtain citizenship
- obtain compensation
- obtain confession
- obtain conviction
- obtain counsel
- obtain damages
- obtain emergency powers
- obtain evidence
- obtain further information
- obtain information
- obtain investigation right
- obtain judicial assistance
- obtain legal aid
- obtain legal counsel
- obtain legal interests
- obtain legal training
- obtain legislative restriction
- obtain libel damages
- obtain money for buying drugs
- obtain money illegally
- obtain money legally
- obtain necessary documents
- obtain one's just deserts
- obtain operative information
- obtain patent protection
- obtain payment of damages
- obtain possession
- obtain property
- obtain public support
- obtain ransom
- obtain ransom for safe release
- obtain redress
- obtain satisfaction
- obtain self-government
- obtain a verdict
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3 recover
1. transitive verb1) (regain) zurückerobern2) (find again) wieder finden [Verlorenes, Fährte, Spur]3) (retrieve) zurückbekommen; bergen [Wrack]4) (make up for) aufholen [verlorene Zeit]5) (acquire again) wiedergewinnen [Vertrauen]; wieder finden [Gleichgewicht, innere Ruhe usw.]recover one's senses — (lit. or fig.) wieder zur Besinnung kommen
6) (reclaim)recover land from the sea — dem Meer Land abgewinnen
recover metal from scrap — Metall aus Schrott gewinnen
7) (Law) erheben [Steuer, Abgabe]; erhalten [Schadenersatz, Schmerzensgeld]2. intransitive verbrecover from something — sich von etwas [wieder] erholen
how long will it take him to recover? — wann wird er wieder gesund sein?
be [completely or fully] recovered — [völlig] wiederhergestellt sein
* * *1) (to become well again; to return to good health etc: He is recovering from a serious illness; The country is recovering from an economic crisis.) genesen2) (to get back: The police have recovered the stolen jewels; He will recover the cost of the repairs through the insurance.) wiedererlangen3) (to get control of (one's actions, emotions etc) again: The actor almost fell over but quickly recovered (his balance).) sich fangen•- academic.ru/60794/recovery">recovery* * *re·cov·er[rɪˈkʌvəʳ, AM -ɚ]I. vt1. (get back)▪ to \recover sth one's health etw zurückerlangen; sth lent etw zurückbekommen; one's appetite etw wiedergewinnen; stolen goods etw sicherstellento \recover one's balance/composure sein Gleichgewicht/seine Selbstbeherrschung wiederfindento \recover consciousness das Bewusstsein wiedererlangen, wieder zu Bewusstsein kommento \recover one's costs seine Kosten deckento \recover data/a directory/file COMPUT Daten/ein Verzeichnis/eine Datei wiederherstellento \recover one's health wieder gesund werdento \recover one's hearing/sight wieder hören/sehen könnento \recover one's strength wieder zu Kräften kommento be fully \recovered völlig genesen seinto \recover one's disbursement seine Auslagen vergütet bekommento \recover money Geld wieder hereinholento \recover the costs die Unkosten eintreiben2. (obtain)to \recover coal/ore Kohle/Erz gewinnento \recover possession den Besitz wiedererlangenthe economy has \recovered after the slump die Wirtschaft hat sich nach der Rezession wieder erholt* * *[rɪ'kʌvə(r)]1. vtsth lost wiederfinden; one's appetite, balance also wiedergewinnen; sth lent zurückbekommen; health wiedererlangen; goods, property, lost territory zurückgewinnen, zurückbekommen; (police) stolen/missing goods sicherstellen; body, space capsule, wreck bergen; (IND ETC) materials gewinnen; debt eintreiben, beitreiben; (JUR) damages Ersatz erhalten für; losses wiedergutmachen; expenses decken, wieder einholen; (COMPUT) file wiederherstellento recover data —
to recover one's breath/strength — wieder zu Atem/Kräften kommen
to recover consciousness — wieder zu Bewusstsein kommen or gelangen, das Bewusstsein wiedererlangen (geh)
to recover land from the sea — dem Meer Land abringen
2. vi1) (after shock, accident etc ST EX, FIN) sich erholen; (from illness also) genesen (geh); (from falling) sich fangen; (regain consciousness) wieder zu sich kommen* * *recover [rıˈkʌvə(r)]A v/t1. auch fig den Appetit, das Bewusstsein, die Fassung, seine Stimme etc wiedererlangen, -finden, etwas wiederbekommen, zurückerlangen, -erhalten, -bekommen, -gewinnen, IT Daten etc wiederherstellen:recover one’s breath wieder zu Atem kommen;recover one’s legs wieder auf die Beine kommen;2. obsb) sich erholen von, verwinden:recover o.s. → B 1, B 2;be recovered from wiederhergestellt sein von einer Krankheit4. zurückerobern5. eine Spur etc wiederentdecken6. JURa) Schulden etc ein-, beitreibenb) Eigentum wieder in Besitz nehmenrecover damages for Schadenersatz erhalten für9. (er)retten, befreien, erlösen ( alle:from aus, von)B v/i1. genesen, wieder gesund werden:he has fully recovered er ist wieder ganz gesund2. sich erholen ( from von) ( auch WIRTSCH), fig auch seine Fassung wiederfinden, sich (wieder) fangen oder fassen:be recovering MED auf dem Weg der Besserung sein3. das Bewusstsein wiedererlangen, wieder zu sich kommen4. JURa) recht bekommenb) entschädigt werden, sich schadlos halten:recover in one’s (law)suit seinen Prozess gewinnen, obsiegen5. SPORT in die Ausgangsstellung zurückgehen* * *1. transitive verb1) (regain) zurückerobern2) (find again) wieder finden [Verlorenes, Fährte, Spur]3) (retrieve) zurückbekommen; bergen [Wrack]4) (make up for) aufholen [verlorene Zeit]5) (acquire again) wiedergewinnen [Vertrauen]; wieder finden [Gleichgewicht, innere Ruhe usw.]recover one's senses — (lit. or fig.) wieder zur Besinnung kommen
6) (reclaim)7) (Law) erheben [Steuer, Abgabe]; erhalten [Schadenersatz, Schmerzensgeld]2. intransitive verbrecover from something — sich von etwas [wieder] erholen
be [completely or fully] recovered — [völlig] wiederhergestellt sein
* * *v.entdecken v.erholen v.sich erholen v.wiedererlangen v.wiederfinden v.wiederherstellen v. -
4 recover
re·cov·er [rɪʼkʌvəʳ, Am -ɚ] vt1) ( get back)to \recover sth one's health etw zurückerlangen; sth lent etw zurückbekommen; one's appetite etw wiedergewinnen; stolen goods etw sicherstellen;to \recover one's balance/ composure sein Gleichgewicht/seine Selbstbeherrschung wiederfinden;to \recover consciousness das Bewusstsein wiedererlangen, wieder zu Bewusstsein kommen;to \recover one's costs seine Kosten decken;to \recover one's health wieder gesund werden;to \recover one's hearing/ sight wieder hören/sehen können;to \recover one's strength wieder zu Kräften kommen;to be fully \recovered völlig genesen sein;to \recover one's disbursement seine Auslagen vergütet bekommen;to \recover money Geld wieder hereinholen2) ( obtain)to \recover coal/ ore Kohle/Erz gewinnen;the economy has \recovered after the slump die Wirtschaft hat sich nach der Rezession wieder erholt
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