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1 utmost
1. nнайбільше, найможливішеthat is the utmost I can do — це все, що я можу зробити
to the utmost — надзвичайно, гранично, максимально
2. adj1) найвіддаленіший2) крайній, граничний3) останній4) найбільший, величезний* * *I nбільше, межа можливого; верх (чого-н.); the utmost of reliability верх надійностіthat is the utmost I can do — це все, що я зможу зробити
II ato irritate smb to the utmost — дуже дратувати кого-н.
2) крайній, граничнийit is of the utmost importance that... — вкрай важливо, щоб...
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2 utmost
I nбільше, межа можливого; верх (чого-н.); the utmost of reliability верх надійностіthat is the utmost I can do — це все, що я зможу зробити
II ato irritate smb to the utmost — дуже дратувати кого-н.
2) крайній, граничнийit is of the utmost importance that... — вкрай важливо, щоб...
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3 utmost
['ʌtməust] 1. adj1) найвідда́леніший2) кра́йній, грани́чний; величе́зний, найбі́льшийutmost secrecy — вели́ка таємни́ця
2. nwith the utmost pleasure — з вели́ким задово́ленням
щонайбі́льше, все можли́веto do one's utmost — зроби́ти все можли́ве
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4 utmost care
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5 with the utmost promptitude
English-Ukrainian law dictionary > with the utmost promptitude
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6 with
прийм.з; за; стосовно- with all faultswith an express salvo as regards certain named rights — із спеціальним застереженням стосовно певних вищезазначених прав
- with an intent
- with average
- with blood stains
- with considerable bias
- with costs
- with criminal record
- with effect
- with force
- with good faith and fidelity
- with impunity
- with intent
- with larcenous intent
- with leave of the court
- with malice aforethought
- with malice prepense
- with minor exceptions
- with no fixed abode
- with no fixed hours
- with no intent
- with notice
- with particular average
- with premeditation
- with qualifications
- with recourse
- with regard
- with rent
- with right to vote
- with smb.'s consent
- with smb.'s knowledge
- with some qualification
- with strong hand
- with the advice and consent
- with the approval
- with the consent
- with the leave
- with the leave of a judge
- with the permission
- with the personal instruction
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7 extent
[ɪk'stent]n1) протя́жність, про́стір; ро́змір2) сту́пінь, мі́раto exert oneself to the utmost extent — стара́тися з усіє́ї си́ли
to that extent — до тако́ї мі́ри, насті́льки
to a great extent — значно́ю мі́рою
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utmost — /ut mohst / or, esp. Brit., / meuhst/, adj. 1. of the greatest or highest degree, quantity, or the like; greatest: of the utmost importance. 2. being at the farthest point or extremity; farthest: the utmost reef of the island. n. 3. Also,… … Universalium
utmost — 1 adjective the utmost importance/respect/care etc the greatest possible importance etc: a matter of the utmost importance 2 noun (singular) 1 the most that can be done: Both runners had pushed themselves to the utmost. 2 do your utmost to try as … Longman dictionary of contemporary English