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Юридический термин: молчаливое признание факта, молчаливое, подразумеваемое признание факта, подразумеваемое признание факта -
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♦ admission /ədˈmɪʃn/n.1 riconoscimento (della verità di qc.); ammissione; confessione: admission of guilt, ammissione di colpevolezza; tacit admission, implicito riconoscimento; by your own admission, per tua stessa ammissione; come tu stesso ammetti; a damaging admission, un'ammissione compromettente2 ammissione; accettazione: admission to a club, ammissione a un circolo; admission to the EU, ammissione all'Unione europea3 [u] entrata; ingresso: free admission, ingresso libero; to give admission to, permettere l'ingresso di; lasciar entrare; admission fee, prezzo del biglietto d'ingresso; admission ticket, biglietto d'ingresso4 (prezzo di) ingresso: Admission is €2, l'ingresso costa 2 euro● (in USA) Admission Day, giorno dell'Ammissione NOTE DI CULTURA: Admission Day: festa di alcuni Stati americani, per celebrare l'ammissione all'Unione □ (leg.) admission of evidence, ammissione di prova.NOTA D'USO: - admission o admittance?- -
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мовчазний; автоматичний; формально не зафіксований- tacit agreement
- tacit assumption
- tacit collusion
- tacit complicity
- tacit consent
- tacit extension
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1. a подразумеваемый, не выраженный словами; молчаливый2. a молчаливый; безмолвныйtacit admission — молчаливое, подразумеваемое признание факта
3. a безмолвный, не сопровождающийся словами4. a неписаныйСинонимический ряд:1. implicit (adj.) assumed; implicit; implied; inarticulate; inferred; undeclared; understood; unexpressed; unspoken; unstated; unuttered; unvoiced; wordless2. speechless (adj.) close-mouthed; reserved; silent; speechless; taciturn; unsaid; voicelessАнтонимический ряд: -
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1) допуск5) англ. церк. одобрение епископом лица, представленного на должность приходского священника•admission against interest — признание факта в ущерб собственным интересам;
admission by a person in privity with a party in litigation — признание факта лицом, имеющим общий интерес со стороной в процессе;
admission by bail — передача на поруки; освобождение под поручительство;
admission by demurrer — признание факта возражением по поводу относимости к делу доводов противной стороны;
admission to probate — признание ( судом) истинности и юридической силы завещания
formal admission in answer to a notice to admit facts — формальное признание факта в ответ на уведомление с требованием признать факты по делу
- admission of caseformal admission in answer to interrogatories — формальное признание факта в ответе на вопрос, поставленный в письменном опросе
- admission of guilt
- admission of offence
- adoptive admission
- extra-judicial admission
- formal admission
- formal admission at the trial
- formal admission by letter
- informal admission
- jail admission
- judicial admission
- out-of-court admission
- plenary admission
- tacit admission
- temporary admission
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n1) доступ, допущение (куда-л.); принятие, прием ( в члены)2) юр. разрешение на въезд, допуск ( иностранцев на территорию чужого государства)3) признание ( своей вины)•to deny admission — отказывать в доступе, отказывать в приеме ( в члены)
to gain admission — добиваться доступа, добиваться приема ( в члены)
to refuse admission — отказывать в доступе, отказывать в приеме ( в члены)
to restrict admission — ограничить доступ, ограничить прием ( в члены)
- admission of new membersto seek admission — добиваться доступа, добиваться приема ( в члены)
- admission to membership
- admission to the country
- by smb's own admission
- damaging admission
- free admission
- on smb's own admission
- open admission
- restricted admission
- selective admission
- tacit admission
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