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1 reasonable
розумний, розумно необхідний, слушний, резонний; належний; обґрунтований; справедливий; поважний, серйозний; поміркованийreasonable cause to believe that... — достатня підстава для припущення про те, що...
reasonable ground for suspecting — = reasonable ground for suspicion достатня підстава для підозри
- reasonable apprehensionreasonable ground for suspicion — = reasonable ground for suspecting
- reasonable care
- reasonable cause
- reasonable charge
- reasonable controversy
- reasonable delay
- reasonable demand
- reasonable discretion
- reasonable dispute
- reasonable doubt
- reasonable doubt standard
- reasonable evidence
- reasonable excuse
- reasonable force
- reasonable good faith
- reasonable ground
- reasonable necessity
- reasonable negation
- reasonable person
- reasonable precaution
- reasonable probability
- reasonable prudence
- reasonable requirement
- reasonable search
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2 reasonable
adj1) розумний; розсудливий, розважливий2) обгрунтований3) прийнятний, стерпний, поміркований, допустимийreasonable conditions — тех. нормальні умови експлуатації
reasonable price — помірна (підхожа) ціна
4) розм. недорогий«Furnished apartment. R.» — «Мебльована квартира. Недорого» (оголошення)
5) розумний, наділений розумом* * *1) at. розумний, розсудливий; розважливий; обґрунтований2) поміркований; прийнятний, припустимий; недорогий3) розумний, наділений розумом -
3 reasonable
adj1. розумний; розсудливий, розважливий3. прийнятний, допустимий- reasonable approach розумний підхід- on reasonable terms на прийнятних умовах- to be reasonable in one's demands бути поміркованим у своїх вимогах -
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1) at. розумний, розсудливий; розважливий; обґрунтований2) поміркований; прийнятний, припустимий; недорогий3) розумний, наділений розумом -
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['riːz(ə)nəb(ə)l]adj1) розсу́дливий, розва́жливий; помірко́ваний2) недороги́й, прийня́тний ( про ціну); помі́рний -
6 reasonable apprehension
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7 reasonable care
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8 reasonable cause
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9 reasonable charge
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10 reasonable controversy
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11 reasonable delay
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12 reasonable demand
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13 reasonable discretion
розумний розсуд; помірні дискреційні повноваження -
14 reasonable dispute
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15 reasonable doubt
обґрунтований сумнів; розумні підстави для сумніву -
16 reasonable doubt standard
English-Ukrainian law dictionary > reasonable doubt standard
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17 reasonable evidence
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18 reasonable excuse
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19 reasonable force
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20 reasonable good faith
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