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1 repute
1. n1) репутаціяto know smb. by repute — знати когось з чуток
2) добра слава; популярністьwriters of repute — славетні (відомі) письменники
2. v звич. pass1) вважати2) відзиватися, говорити (про когось)* * *I [ri'pjuːt] nрепутація; популярність, добра славаII [ri'pjuːt] v; passвважати, думати, гадати; відзиватися, говорити ( про кого-небудь) -
2 repute
добре ім'я, репутація -
3 repute
I [ri'pjuːt] nрепутація; популярність, добра славаII [ri'pjuːt] v; passвважати, думати, гадати; відзиватися, говорити ( про кого-небудь) -
4 repute
[re'pjuːt] 1. nзага́льна ду́мка; репута́ція2. v(звич. pass.) вважа́ти, гада́ти -
5 marriage by habit and repute
English-Ukrainian law dictionary > marriage by habit and repute
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6 good repute
солідна репутація; гарна репутація -
7 knaves are in such repute that honest men are accounted fools
негідники мають таку гарну репутацію, що чесні люди вважаються дурнямиEnglish-Ukrainian dictionary of proverbs > knaves are in such repute that honest men are accounted fools
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8 cohabitation
співжиття офіційно не одружених чоловіка і жінки; подружнє життя, спільне проживання (в т. ч. у шлюбі)cohabitation with habit and repute — факт тривалого співжиття, підтверджений свідками ( як підстава для судового рішення про визнання шлюбу дійсним)
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9 marriage
шлюб, одруження; укладання шлюбу; шлюбна церемонія- marriage actmarriage terminable by pleasure — шлюб, який подружжя може розірвати за бажанням
- marriage articles
- marriage authority
- marriage breakdown
- marriage by contract
- marriage by correspondence
- marriage by habit and repute
- marriage by proxy
- marriage ceremony
- marriage certificate
- marriage contract
- marriage counselor
- marriage counsellor
- marriage custom
- marriage dispensation
- marriage dispensation licence
- marriage dispensation license
- marriage fraud
- marriage guidance counselor
- marriage guidance counsellor
- marriage impediment
- marriage in fact
- marriage in issue
- marriage law
- marriage licence
- marriage license
- marriage lines
- marriage notice book
- marriage of convenience
- marriage partner
- marriage portion
- marriage portion assurance
- marriage property agreement
- marriage property pact
- marriage record
- marriage registration
- marriage settlement
- marriage settlement agreement
- marriage status
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10 _честь; гідність; щирість
a bad wound is cured, not a bad name candor breeds hatred the cat is honest when the meat is out of her reach a cat may look at a king a clean hand wants no washing a good name is better than riches an honest heart being the first blessing, a knowing head is the second an honest man is the noblest work of God an honest man is worth his weight in gold an honest man's word is as good as his bond an honest official has no fat subordinates honesty is the best policy honesty is praised and left to starve honesty pays honour and profit lie not in one sack knaves and fools divide the world knaves are in such repute that honest men are accounted fools knaves imagine nothing can be done without knavery once standing upright, don't worry if your shadow is crooked sell not virtue to purchase wealth nor liberty to purchase power sincerity is the mortar of friendship worth has been underrated ever since wealth was overvaluedEnglish-Ukrainian dictionary of proverbs > _честь; гідність; щирість
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