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1 adversely
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2 adversely affected party
сторона, якій супротивною стороною заподіяно шкоду -
3 adversely done
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4 adversely interested
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5 affect adversely
негативно впливати; налаштовувати вороже -
6 interpret adversely
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7 testify adversely
свідчити проти сторони, яка виставила свідка -
8 to affect adversely
English-Ukrainian dictionary of aviation terms > to affect adversely
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1) афект2) впливати; зачіпати; завдавати шкоди, зашкоджувати; робити вигляд•- affect adversely
- affect guilt
- affect interests
- affect public interests
- affect punishment
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10 interpret
тлумачити (в т. ч. правову норму, закон, угоду); перекладати (усно); інтерпретувати- interpret a law
- interpret a law literally
- interpret a rule
- interpret adversely
- interpret arbitrarily
- interpret authentically
- interpret authoritatively
- interpret authoritatively
- interpret broadly
- interpret by contraries
- interpret closely
- interpret comparatively
- interpret constitutionally
- interpret divergently
- interpret erroneously
- interpret extensively
- interpret falsely
- interpret genuinely
- interpret impartially
- interpret judicially
- interpret latitudinally
- interpret legally
- interpret legislation
- interpret liberally
- interpret literally
- interpret loosely
- interpret misleadingly
- interpret mistakenly
- interpret narrowly
- interpret orthodoxically
- interpret parsimoniously
- interpret partially
- interpret predestinedly
- interpret prejudicially
- interpret purposively
- interpret restrictively
- interpret strictly
- interpret the Constitution
- interpret truly
- interpret verbally
- interpret violently
- interpret wrongly -
11 testify
свідчити, давати свідчення, виступати в якості свідка; доводити, наводити доказ(и); бути (слугувати) доказом; оголошувати; показувати; стверджувати- testify against
- testify against husband
- testify against one's husband
- testify against oneself
- testify against wife
- testify against one's wife
- testify as expert witness
- testify at hearings
- testify at one's trial
- testify at trial
- testify before the grand jury
- testify behind closed doors
- testify falsely
- testify favorably
- testify favourably
- testify in one's own behalf
- testify in one's own right
- testify in person
- testify on oath
- testify to assault
- testify to smth.
- testify to the truth
- testify truthfully
- testify under oath
- testify upon a trial
- testify upon oath -
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adversely affected — I adjective aggrieved, damaged, endamaged, harmed, hurt, ill treated, impaired, inflicted with injury, injured, wronged II index aggrieved (victimized) Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 … Law dictionary
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adversely — adverb see adverse … New Collegiate Dictionary
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