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♦ counsel /ˈkaʊnsl/n.1 [u] (form.) consiglio; parere; consulenza: to give good counsel, dare buoni consigli; to take counsel, sentire un parere; consultarsi (con q.); to take counsel together, consultarsi; deliberare insieme2 (inv. al pl.) (leg.) avvocato (patrocinante): counsel for the defence (o for the defendant) avvocato difensore; collegio di difesa; (leg.) counsel for the plaintiff, avvocato di parte civile; counsel for the prosecution, pubblica accusa; pubblico ministero● (leg.) counsel's advice, parere legale □ (leg.) counsel's fees, parcella d'avvocato □ to keep one's own counsel, tenere per sé le proprie opinioni; tacere sulle proprie intenzioni □ (leg., in GB) Queen's (o King's) Counsel (abbr. Q. C., K. C.), patrocinante per la Corona ( alto titolo onorifico concesso ad avvocati) NOTA D'USO: - council o counsel?-.(to) counsel /ˈkaʊnsl/v. t.3 fornire assistenza psicosanitaria. -
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counsel ['kaʊnsəl] ( British pt & pp counselled, cont counselling, American pt & pp counseled, cont counseling)1 noun∎ to take counsel with sb about sth prendre conseil auprès de qn sur qch;∎ to take counsel (together) tenir conseil;∎ to keep one's own counsel garder ses opinions ou intentions pour soi∎ counsel for the defence avocat(e) m,f de la défense;∎ counsel for the prosecution procureur m;∎ to seek the advice of counsel se faire conseiller par un avocat;∎ both parties contacted their counsel les deux parties ont contacté leurs avocats;∎ if counsel would approach the bench si vous voulez bien vous approcher, maître;∎ British King's counsel, Queen's counsel avocat(e) m,f de la Couronne∎ to counsel sb to do sth conseiller à qn de faire qch;∎ to counsel caution recommander la prudence(b) (in therapy) conseiller -
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counsel [ˈkaʊnsəl]1. nouna. ( = advice) conseil m• to keep one's own counsel (intentions) garder ses intentions pour soi ; (plans) garder ses projets pour soi ; (opinions) garder ses opinions pour soi* * *['kaʊnsl] 1.2) Law avocat/-e m/f2.counsel for the defence — avocat/-e m/f de la défense
transitive verb1) ( advise) conseiller [person] (about, on sur) -
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A n1 sout ( advice) conseil m ; to keep one's own counsel garder ses intentions pour soi ; to take counsel (together) se consulter ;2 Jur avocat/-e m/f ; counsel for the defence avocat/-e m/f de la défense ; counsel for the prosecution procureur m.B vtr1 ( give advice to) conseiller [person, family] (about, on sur) ; -
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counsel [ˊkaυnsl]1. n1) сове́т;to give good counsel дать хоро́ший сове́т
2) обсужде́ние, совеща́ние;to take counsel with совеща́ться с
3) адвока́т; юриско́нсульт; гру́ппа адвока́тов (в каком-л. деле, процессе);King's ( или Queen's) C. короле́вский адвока́т ( по назначению правительства)
4) наме́рение; пла́ны;to keep one's own counsel пома́лкивать; держа́ть в секре́те
2. v дава́ть сове́т; рекомендова́ть -
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= counsel for the defence, counsel for the defendant, counsel for the defense захисник (адвокат) відповідача (обвинуваченого); адвокат захисту; адвокат сторони, яка відповідає в суді; захист обвинуваченого ( про адвоката тощо) -
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Counsel: Queen's Counsel (QC) королевский адвокат -
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Counsel: Queen's ~ (QC) королевский адвокат -
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counsel's opinion мнение адвоката о деле; -
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English-Ukrainian law dictionary > counsel for the defendant
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counsel for the defence claim that …de verdediging voert aan dat …English-Dutch dictionary > counsel for the defence claim that …
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