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1 enjoin
{in'dʒɔin}
1. налагам, изисквам (on/upon someone от някого), настоявам, нареждам, заповядвам, задължавам
to ENJOIN someone not to do something забранявам някому да върши нещо
to ENJOIN a duty on someone налагам някому задължение
to ENJOIN on someone the necessity for economy настоявам пред някого, че са нужни икономии
2. юр. забранявам, запрещавам* * *{in'jъin} v 1. налагам, изисквам (on/upon s.o. от някого),* * *запретявам; забранявам; нареждам; налагам; настоявам;* * *1. to enjoin a duty on someone налагам някому задължение 2. to enjoin on someone the necessity for economy настоявам пред някого, че са нужни икономии 3. to enjoin someone not to do something забранявам някому да върши нещо 4. налагам, изисквам (on/upon someone от някого), настоявам, нареждам, заповядвам, задължавам 5. юр. забранявам, запрещавам* * *enjoin[in´dʒɔin] v 1. налагам, изисквам (оn, upon); настоявам; нареждам, заповядвам; задължавам; to \enjoin silence налагам мълчание; the religion \enjoins obedience upon all its followers религията изисква подчинение от всичките си последователи; they were \enjoined to be submissive наредиха им да се подчиняват; to \enjoin that s.th. should be done настоявам, нареждам нещо да се направи; 2. юрид. забранявам; the company was \enjoined from using false advertising на дружеството (фирмата) бе забранено да прави лъжлива реклама.
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enjoin — en·join /in jȯin/ vt [Anglo French enjoindre to impose, constrain, from Old French, from Latin injungere to attach, impose, from in on + jungere to join]: to prohibit by judicial order: issue an injunction against a three judge district court… … Law dictionary
enjoin — 1. Enjoin has meanings connected with commanding and issuing instructions, and is typically used in three constructions: (1) you enjoin a person to do something, (2) you enjoin something on a person, and (3) you enjoin that something should… … Modern English usage
Enjoin — En*join , v. t. [imp. & p. p. {Enjoined}; p. pr. & vb. n. {Enjoining}.] [F. enjoindre, L. injungere to join into, charge, enjoin; in + jungere to join. See {Join}, and cf. {Injunction}.] 1. To lay upon, as an order or command; to give an… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
enjoin — [v1] order, command adjure, admonish, advise, appoint, bid, call upon, caution, charge, counsel, decree, demand, dictate, direct, forewarn, impose, instruct, ordain, prescribe, require, rule, tell, urge, warn; concepts 53,78 enjoin [v2] forbid… … New thesaurus
enjoin — ► VERB 1) instruct or urge to do. 2) (enjoin from) Law prohibit (someone) from performing (an action) by an injunction. ORIGIN Old French enjoindre, from Latin injungere join, attach, impose … English terms dictionary
enjoin — [en join′, injoin′] vt. [ME enjoinen < OFr enjoindre < L injungere, to join into, put upon < in , in + jungere, JOIN] 1. to urge or impose with authority; order; enforce [to enjoin silence on a class] 2. to prohibit, esp. by legal… … English World dictionary
enjoin someone from something — legal phrase to legally order someone not to do something Thesaurus: miscellaneous legal termshyponym Main entry: enjoin … Useful english dictionary
enjoin someone to do something — formal phrase to strongly advise or order someone to do something Thesaurus: to tell people what to dosynonym to give advicesynonym Main entry: enjoin … Useful english dictionary
Enjoin — En*join , v. t. To join or unite. [Obs.] Hooker. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
Enjoin what is good and forbid what is wrong — is an often quoted phrase, used in the Qur an. This expression is the base of the Islamic institution of hisbah and sometimes referred to by this word. Hisbah forms a central part of Islamic doctrine, and is explicitly referred to in the two of… … Wikipedia
enjoin from — index contain (restrain) Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 … Law dictionary
