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2 accept
погоджуватися, визнавати, припускати, ставитися прихильно, вважати прийнятним, схвалювати, приймати ( пропозицію тощо); акцептувати (вексель)- accept a bribe
- accept a motion
- accept a patent application
- accept a post
- accept a present
- accept a sentence
- accept a telephone call
- accept a weak case
- accept an agency
- accept an amendment
- accept an apology
- accept an election
- accept an insurance policy
- accept an offer
- accept as valid and binding
- accept bail
- accept bail for a prisoner
- accept for honor
- accept for honour
- accept for honor supra protest
- accept guarantorship
- accept in deposit
- accept judgement
- accept judgment
- accept jurisdiction
- accept nomination
- accept office
- accept performance
- accept responsibility
- accept service
- accept service of writs
- accept suretyship
- accept system
- accept terrorist demands
- accept the challenge
- accept the Chiltern Hundreds
- accept the fact
- accept the posture of insanity
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3 undebated
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5 vote
1) голос ( при голосуванні); право голосу; рішення, прийняте голосуванням; кількість поданих голосів; балотування; резолюція; вотум; бюлетень для голосування, виборчий бюлетень2) голосувати, проводити голосування; ставити на голосування; затверджувати голосуванням; вирішувати голосуванням; балотувати; виносити вотум, вотувати•- vote affirmativelyvote to accept the Constitution — приймати конституцію, голосувати за прийняття конституції ( на референдумі)
- vote against
- vote alternatively
- vote article by article
- vote aye
- vote blue
- vote by acclamation
- vote by ballot
- vote by block
- vote by cards
- vote by correspondence
- vote by mail
- vote by proxy
- vote by rising
- vote by roll call
- vote by show of hands
- vote by sitting and standing
- vote by snap
- vote cast
- vote confidence
- vote contra
- vote count
- vote down
- vote down a bill
- vote down a draft law
- vote down a resolution
- vote down an amendment
- vote en bloc
- vote finally
- vote for
- vote for a list
- vote for a single candidate
- vote for cloture
- vote for closure
- vote in person
- vote in public
- vote into
- vote into a committee
- vote into the chair
- vote nay
- vote negatively
- vote non-confidence
- vote of censure
- vote of confidence
- vote of no confidence
- vote of non-confidence
- vote on a motion
- vote out of office
- vote plurally
- vote Republican
- vote secretly
- vote separately
- vote solid
- vote the straight ticket
- vote through
- vote to effect closure
- vote to effect cloture
- vote unanimously
- vote viva voce
- vote want of confidence
- vote without debate
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