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1 проявляться
1) General subject: be manifested in, dawn, develop, kithe, manifest, manifest (о духе во время спиритического сеанса), peep (о качестве и т. п.), peep out, show, appear, come out (о фотопластинке), turn up, manifest itself, surface, begin to appear2) Biology: exhibit (напр. о действии)3) Medicine: be evident, declare itself, occur4) Mathematics: become apparent5) Diplomatic term: emerge6) Forestry: show through7) Scottish language: kythe8) Business: show itself9) Robots: show up10) Makarov: demonstrate, develop (фото), exert (напр. о свойствах), make itself felt (в чем-либо), come out, come out (о пятнах) -
2 некомпетентный некомпетентн·ый
incompetent, not competent, unqualifiedRussian-english dctionary of diplomacy > некомпетентный некомпетентн·ый
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3 обнаружиться
1) General subject: come out, develop, kythe, manifest, reveal itself, reveal oneself, transpire, become apparent, leak out, be tracked down2) Geology: crop out3) Mathematics: appear, be discovered, be found out, be made evident, emerge, float4) Economy: show up5) Astronautics: open up6) Makarov: be out, come to light, declare itself -
4 проявиться
1) General subject: appear, come out, dawn, develop (he has developed a tendency to brood - у него проявилась привычка размышлять, он стал часто задумываться), manifest, peep, reveal oneself, surface2) Mathematics: become apparent3) Economy: show up (о недостатках или преимуществах)4) Makarov: declare itself -
5 суд может признать себя некомпетентным
Diplomatic term: court may declare itself without jurisdictionУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > суд может признать себя некомпетентным
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6 проявляться
( о нарушениях) to be evident; ( о болезни) to declare itself -
7 суд
1) (суждение) judgement; (заключение, оценка) verdict2) (общественный орган) courtсуд совести — rules of morality, forum of conscience
3) юр. (государственный орган) law-court, court of law / of justiceвызывать в суд — to exact; to cite
образовать / учредить суд — to constitute the court
передать дело в суд — to refer a matter to a tribunal, to submit a case to the court
подать в суд на кого-л. — to bring an action / a suit against smb., to bring smb. into court
апелляционный суд — court of appeal; appellate court амер.
кассационный суд — court of review / cassation / appeal
морской суд — maritime / marine court
обратиться к третейскому суду — to recourse / to resort to arbitration
заседание суда — hearing, court session
неуважение к суду, оскорбление суда — contempt of court
представление суду (документов, состязательных бумаг) — exhibition
решение суда — judgement / decision of court, court ruling
опротестовать / обжаловать решение суда — to appeal against the decision of the court
суд, определённый договором / контрактом — contractual forum
суд первой инстанции — court of the first instance, court of original jurisdiction
суд, решающий дела, основываясь на праве справедливости — court of equity
4) юр. (разбирательство в суде) trial, legal proceedingsбыть / находиться под судом — to be under trial, to come up for (one's) trial, to stand (one's) trial
идти под суд — to be prosecuted / tried
отдавать под суд — to bring (smb.) to court for trial
предавать суду — to commit (smb.) for trial, to prosecute
привлечь к суду — to put (smb.) on / to trial, to arraign, to bring up (smb.) for / to trial, to take legal action (against)
привлечь к суду по обвинению в коррупции — to put (smb.) to trial on corruption charges
привлекаться к суду в качестве подсудимого — to appear in the dock, to be placed / to be put in(to) the dock
без посредничества суда (о каком-л. действии) — brevi manu лат.
суд в полном составе — the Bar, суд "кенгуру" (незаконное разбирательство) Kangaroo court разг.
на суде — in court, at / during the trial, at the bar
5) юр. (судьи) judges, bench
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