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1 член Верховного суду
Associate Judge of the Supreme Court, Associate Justice of the Supreme CourtУкраїнсько-англійський юридичний словник > член Верховного суду
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2 молодший
1) ( за віком) younger2) (за рангом, службовим станом) juniorмолодший інженер — junior engineer, second engineer
молодший лейтенант — junior lieutenant; second lieutenant
молодший обслуговуючий персонал — junior labour, junior service staff
молодший офіцерський склад — junior officers, subaltern officers
3)молодший байт комп. — low byte, lower byte
молодший розряд комп. — lower order bit, less significant digit, low-order digit, low order, low-order position
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3 заступник судді
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4 судовий
judicial; legal; forensic; law, justiceсудовий виконавець — officer of the court; catchpole, catchpoll
судовий орган — judicial authority, judicial body
судовий процес — law юр., process, suit, enforcement proceedings, legal process, legal procedure
судовий розгляд — lawsuit, trial, assize, judicial ( legal) proceeding(s)
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5 суддя Верховного суду
associate justice, ( США) court's justice, judge of the Supreme Court, Supreme Court JudgeУкраїнсько-англійський юридичний словник > суддя Верховного суду
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