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41 взяти
док.to take, to capture, to seize див. бративзяти на абордаж (кого-небудь/що-небудь) — to board
взяти на буксир (кого-небудь/що-небудь) — to take in tow; to give a helping hand
взяти на приціл (кого-небудь/що-небудь) — to take to aim (at), to draw a bead (on)
взяти таксі — to call a cab, to take a cab
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42 висвітлювати
= висвітлити1) ( освітити) to light up, to illuminate, to illumine2) ( з'ясовувати) to clear up, to make clear, to explain; to find out, to ascertain; to elucidate3) ( інформувати) to report, to cover -
43 виясняти
= вияснювати, вияснити( з'ясовувати) to elucidate, to make one understand a thing, to make clear, to clear up; ( встановлювати) to find out, to ascertain -
44 відбій
ч1) військ. retreat; release; ( після тривоги) all clear; sound offбити відбій — to beat a retreat тж.
2) тел. ring(ing) off, clearing signal, breaking off connection3) гірн. reaking, cutting4) ( віддача під час пострілу) recoil, kick5)нема(є) відбою — there is no getting rid (of); there is no end (of, to)
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45 звільнятися
= звільнитися1) ( визволятися) to get free; to free oneself2) ( відка-раскатися) to get rid of, to clear; ( від військової служби) to get one's ticketзвільнятися від боргів — to be out of debt, to be out of debts
3) ( з посади) to retire; військ. to leave the service, to get one's discharge4) ( ставати порожнім) to be empty; ( про приміщення) to be vacant -
46 очищатися
= очиститися1) to become clean, to be cleaned (purified, purged)2) to clear oneself; to become clear ( free) -
47 прибирати
= прибратиto put in order, to arrange, to clean up, to straighten up; to tidy (up); ( прикрашати) to decorate, to adorn; ( ховати) to put awayприбирати зі столу — to clear the table, to clear away
прибирати кімнату — to do ( to tidy up) a room
прибирати до рук — 1) ( щось) to appropriate smth., to lay one's hands on smth.; 2) ( когось) to take one in hand
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48 розгодинюватися
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49 явний
open, clear, explicit; ( очевидний) evident, obvious, manifest; downrightявний вигляд мат. — explicit form
явний намір — clear intent, obvious intent
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50 ясний
1) clear; bright; ( про погоду) fine; ( безхмарний) serene; ( про настрій) serene, placid2) (про мову, стиль) neat, distinct, lucid3) ( очевидний) obvious, evident; ( зрозумілий) clear, plain, perspicuous; ( точний) precise, explicit -
51 бути поза підозрою
Українсько-англійський юридичний словник > бути поза підозрою
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52 виправдовувати
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53 вільний
( від чогось) clear, disposable, FOA, ( від сплати) frank, free, liberal, (від відрахувань, обтяжень тощо) net, odd, through -
54 допускати
allow, permit, ( до секретної роботи) clear -
55 неприхований
manifest, clear, direct, obvious, open, outright, overt, unconcealed, undisguised -
56 неприхований намір
manifest design, clear intent, obvious intentУкраїнсько-англійський юридичний словник > неприхований намір
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57 очищати
( від мита) clear -
58 пояснювати
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59 сплачувати
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60 чітко зазначати
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