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1 das Recht
- {claim} sự đòi, sự yêu sách, sự thỉnh cầu, quyền đòi, quyền yêu sách, vật yêu sách, điều yêu sách, quyền khai thác mỏ, luận điệu, lời xác nhận - {due} quyền được hưởng, cái được hưởng, món nợ, tiền nợ, cái phải trả, thuế, hội phí, đoàn phí - {interest} sự quan tâm, sự chú ý, điều quan tâm, điều chú ý, sự thích thú, điều thích thú, tầm quan trọng, quyền lợi, lợi ích, ích kỷ, lợi tức, tiền lãi, tập thể cùng chung một quyền lợi - {justice} sự công bằng, công lý, tư pháp, sự xét xử của toà án, quyền tài phán - {law} phép, phép tắc, luật, quy luật, định luật, điều lệ, pháp luật, luật học, nghề luật sư - {reason} lý do, lẽ, lý trí, lý tính, lẽ phải, lý, sự vừa phải - {right} điều tốt, điều phải, điều đứng đắn, điều thiện, quyền, thứ tự, số nhiều) thực trạng, bên phải, phía tay phải, phe hữu, phái hữu, cú đánh tay phải, phát súng bắn phía tay phải = das Recht [auf] {right [on]}+ = mit Recht {justly; rightly; with justice; with reason}+ = das Recht beugen {to warp justice}+ = das Recht nehmen {to incapacitate}+ = Recht sprechen {to adjudicate; to administer justice}+ = Recht zusprechen {to administer justice}+ = das kanonische Recht {canon law}+ = mit Fug und Recht {with every right}+ = mein volles Recht {my just right}+ = das Bürgerliche Recht {civil law}+ = das angestammte Recht {birthright}+ = für Recht erkennen {to adjudicate}+ = das geschriebene Recht {Statute Law}+ = er hat kein Recht zu {he has no right to}+ = er kam zu seinem Recht {he came into his own}+ = die Einführung in das Recht (Jura) {institutes}+ = jemandem Recht verschaffen {to right; to see justice done to someone}+ = jemandem ein Recht absprechen {to deprive someone of a right}+ = Gnade vor Recht ergehen lassen {to show mercy}+ = jemandem Recht widerfahren lassen {to do someone justice}+
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