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1 judicial
{dʒu:'diʃl}
1. съдебен, съдийски, юридически
2. разсъдлив, разсъдъчен, безпристрастен, критичен
JUDICIAL faculty разсъдък, критично чувство, способност за преценка* * *{ju:'dishl} а 1. съдебен; съдийски; юридически; 2. разсъдл* * *юридически; съдийски; съдебен; безпристрастен; разсъдлив;* * *1. judicial faculty разсъдък, критично чувство, способност за преценка 2. разсъдлив, разсъдъчен, безпристрастен, критичен 3. съдебен, съдийски, юридически* * *judicial[dʒu:´diʃəl] adj 1. съдебен; съдийски; юридически, правен; \judicial cognizance ( notice) осведоменост на съда; \judicial immunity съдийски имунитет; \judicial proceeding съдебно преследване; \judicial trustee синдик по съдебно решение; \judicial murder несправедлива смъртна присъда; \judicial review конституционна доктрина, според която съдебната власт има първенство пред законодателната и изпълнителната; \judicial separation order съдебно решение за раздяла; J. Committee of the Privy Council Съдебен комитет на Тайния съвет; 2. разсъдлив; разсъдъчен; безпристрастен; \judicial faculty разсъдък, критично чувство, способност за преценка; a \judicial turn of mind критична нагласа; FONT face=Times_Deutsch◊ adv judicially.
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