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1 домогтися свого звільнення
Українсько-англійський юридичний словник > домогтися свого звільнення
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2 вносити
= внести1) ( заносити всередину) to bring in, to carry in, to get in2) ( поправки) to introduce, to insert, to emend; (у список, у книгу) to enter on a list, to list, to book, to put, to enrol(l)3) ( ставити на обговорення) to move, to bring in, to put forwardвносити зміни — to make alterations/changes
вносити поправки — to insert/introduce amendments ( into)
вносити пропозицію — to move a proposal, to propose, to bring in a motion
4) ( робити внесок) to contribute (to); ( гроші) to pay in, to depositвносити на поточний рахунок — to pay in, to deposit
5) (викликати, бути причиною) to bring about, to causeвносити безлад — to cause disorder, to bring about disorder
вносити пожвавлення — to tiven up; to brighten up
6)вносити уточнення — to give a more precise definition (to), to introduce clarity ( into)
вносити ясність — to make things clear, to put things right; to clarify something
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3 здійснювати
= здійснитиto realize, to put ( to carry) into practice, to accomplish, to bring about; to carry out, to implement; to effectuate, to bring to effect, to carry into effect; ( ідею) to embody; літ. ( намір) to compassздійснювати авансування — to advance, to make/pay an advance
здійснювати емісію юр. — to issue
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4 підстроювати
= підстроїти1) ( музичний інструмент) to tune, to attune; ( радіоприймач) to trim, to tune in2) ( проти когось) to arrange, to bring about by secret plotting; to incite -
5 погоджувати
= погодитиto coordinate ( with); to adjust, to square; (різні цілі, інтереси) to conciliate, to bring to consent; ( приходити до єдиної думки) to get agreementпогоджувати щось із кимсь — to submit smth. to smb.'s approval; to come to an agreement with smb. about smth.
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6 тягатися
1) (тинятися, вештатися) to traipse, to hang about2) ( жити разом) to get mixed up ( with), to get entangled ( with)
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