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1 seek
намагатися; домагатися; шукати, розшукуватиseek purely one's personal benefit — = seek purely one's personal benefits шукати виключно своєї власної вигоди
- seek a compromise solutionseek purely one's personal benefits — = seek purely one's personal benefit
- seek a crime to
- seek a new trial
- seek a right
- seek a sanction
- seek a verdict of guilty
- seek a verdict of not guilty
- seek a victim
- seek an approval
- seek and sue in court
- seek autonomy
- seek concession
- seek conviction
- seek damages
- seek for an arrest
- seek indemnification
- seek information
- seek life
- seek membership in NATO
- seek obscurity
- seek one-sided advantages
- seek permission
- seek protection
- seek punishment
- seek re-election
- seek redress
- seek refugee status
- seek release
- seek relief
- seek repeal of the sentence
- seek safety in flight
- seek testimony
- seek the death penalty
- seek unilateral advantages
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