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101 šifrirati
vt impf encipher, encode (-ovati)* * *• encode• encipher• code• codify -
102 koodata
• decode• encode• codify• code -
103 koodittaa
• cipher• code• codify• encipher• encode -
104 luokitella
yks.nom. luokitella; yks.gen. luokittelen; yks.part. luokitteli; yks.ill. luokittelisi; mon.gen. luokitelkoon; mon.part. luokitellut; mon.ill. luokiteltiinclass (verb)classify (verb)grade (verb)group (verb)label (verb)sort (verb)* * *• grade• file• tabulate• systematise• specify• sort• rank• label• dispose• codify• classify• class• categorise• catalogue• assort• arrange• group -
105 зашифровать
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106 классифицировать
несовер. и совер.; (кого-л./что-л.)
classify, class* * ** * *(кого-л./что-л.) classify* * *arrangebreakclassclassifycodifydistributegrouprangerankrelegate -
107 систематизировать
несовер. и совер.; (что-л.)
systematize* * ** * *(что-л.) systematize* * *arrangecodifysystematize -
108 шифровать
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109 ozakoniti
• authenticate; codify; decree; enact; legalize; legitimate; legitimize; model; official sanction -
110 sastaviti
• adjoin; agglutinate; aggregate; assemble; built in; codify; collocate; combine; combining; compact; compile; compose; composure; compound; concenter; concentre; connatural; connect; construct; construe; conjoin; conjuct; draft amendment; form; formulate; get together; get up; indit -
111 sistematizovati
• articulate; codify; systemize -
112 zakonik
• canon; code; codex; codify; coditication; pandect; statute book -
113 coderen
• to code• to codify• to encode -
114 kodyfik|ować
impf vt to codify [przepisy, zasady, normy] ⇒ skodyfikowaćThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > kodyfik|ować
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115 skodyfik|ować
pf vt to codify [przepisy prawne, normy prawne] ⇒ kodyfikowaćThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > skodyfik|ować
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116 جمع القوانين و ينسقها
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117 نظم
1́ n. regulation2́ v. right, sort, spruce up, be extended, order, code, construct, marshal, put in order, verse, put things straight, poetize, arrange, systematize, codify, collocate, control, dispose, fix, groom, lay, line, array, cast, form, organize, plan, reform -
118 lege
[from Lat. lege (law)] iz.1.a. ( oro.) law; oinarrizko \legea basic law; hizkuntza-\lege berriak new language laws; \lege berezi special law; \lege berri bat atera to come out with a new law; \lege nagusi main law; \lege saliko Salic law; \lege zuzen just law; \legea {bete || gorde} to comply with a law | to abide by a law | to obey a law; \legea hautsi to break the law; \legea {indargabetu || kendu || ezeztatu} to abolish a law | to abrogate a law; \legea zapaldu to break the law; \legeak {atera || egin} to legislate; \legeak bildu to codify laws; \legeak {ezarri || jarri} to law down the law | to impose laws; \legeak hala agintzen \\ debekatzen du the law so demands \\ prohibits it; indarrean dauden \legeak the laws in force; \legetik riten to break the law | to infringe upon the lawb. ( legegaia) act; \lege bat onartu to pass a lawc. [ izenen aurrean ] law-, legal; \lege-babes legal protection; \lege-balio legal value; \lege-indarra dauka it has the force of law; \lege-jakitunen iritzian in the opinion of legal experts; \lege-nortasun legal identity; \lege testu legal text2.a. ( legetza) law; \lege zahar i. charter law ii. pre-Revolutionary law; Ingalaterrako \legea eta Italiakoa bestelakoak dira English and Italian law are different | English law differs from Italian law; \legearen arabera in accordance with the law | by law; \legearen ordezkari officer of the law; \legera jo to take legal recourse; i-r \legetik askatu to exempt sb from the law; \legera jo to take legal recourse; \legez kanpo i. outside the law | illegal ii. illegally; \legez kanpo dago he's outside the lawb. (esa.) \lege zaharreko gizona da he's an old stick-in-the-mud | he's an old-fashioned man3. ( araua)a. rule, law; joko-\legeak rules of the gameb. ( merkataritzari, trafikoari, lehiaketari d.) rule, regulation; bideetako \legeak road regulationsc. ( gizarteari d.) custom, rule, practice; ohitura \lege bihurtzen denean when practice becomes customd. (irud.) ezinak ez du \legerik nothing is impossible4. ( egunerokoari d.) routine; bazkari-\legea egin dugu we've had our lunch; zozoak goizero bere saio-\legea du the thrush puts on its usual performance every morning5. ( egitateei d.)a. Fis. law; fisikaren \legeak the laws of physics; Newton-en \legeak Newton's laws; \lege bat aurkitu zen a law was discoveredb. law; \lege moral moral law; etika \lege law of ethicsc. Kristau. Jainkoaren \lege santua God's holy law; Jaunak Hamar Aginteen \legea eman zuenean when the Lord give the law of the Ten Commandments; Moisesen \legeea the law of Moses6. Kristau. L\lege Zaharra the Old Testament7. ( maitasarrea) affection; \lege handia hartu diot I've grown rather fond of him | I've taken rather a liking to him8. ( mota) kind; hiru \lege sagar three kinds of apples9. ( metaleei d.) purity, legal standard of fineness; \lege oneko urre standard gold; \lege txarreko urre base gold | substandard gold; \lege urruko disreputable -
119 ordenar leyes
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120 зашифровывать
несов. - зашифро́вывать, сов. - зашифрова́ть; (вн.)cipher (d), codify (d), (en)code (d)
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codify — cod·i·fy / kä də ˌfī, kō / vt fied, fy·ing: to reduce (laws) to a code cod·i·fi·ca·tion /ˌkä də fə kā shən, ˌkō / n Merriam Webster’s Dictionary of Law. Merriam Webster. 1996 … Law dictionary
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Codify — Co di*fy (? or ?; 277), v. t. [imp. & p. p. {Codified}; p. pr. & vb. n. {Codifying}.] [Code + fy: cf. F. codifier.] To reduce to a code, as laws. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
codify — c.1800, from CODE (Cf. code) + FY (Cf. fy). Related: codified; codifying; codification … Etymology dictionary
codify — [v] systematize arrange, catalogue, classify, code, collect, condense, digest, order, organize, summarize, tabulate; concepts 39,84 Ant. disorganize, unsystematize … New thesaurus
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codify — [käd′ə fī΄, kō′dəfī΄] vt. codified, codifying [ COD(E) + I + FY] to arrange (laws, rules, etc.) systematically codification [käd′əfi kā′shən, kō′dəfi kā′shən] n. codifier [käd′əfī΄ər, kō′dəfī΄ər] n … English World dictionary
codify — UK [ˈkəʊdɪfaɪ] / US [ˈkoʊdɪˌfaɪ] verb [transitive] Word forms codify : present tense I/you/we/they codify he/she/it codifies present participle codifying past tense codified past participle codified to make something part of an organized system,… … English dictionary
codify — [[t]ko͟ʊdɪfaɪ, AM kɑ͟ːd [/t]] codifies, codifying, codified VERB If you codify a set of rules, you define them or present them in a clear and ordered way. [V n] The latest draft of the agreement codifies the panel s decision. Derived words:… … English dictionary
codify — transitive verb ( fied; fying) Date: circa 1800 1. to reduce to a code 2. a. systematize b. classify • codifiability noun • codification noun … New Collegiate Dictionary
