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1) отказ; отклонение2) юр. отрицание; опровержение3) юр. возражение; протест• -
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/di'naiəl/ * danh từ - sự từ chối, sự khước từ; sự phủ nhận =denial of a truth+ sự phủ nhận một sự thật =denial of a request+ sự từ chối một yêu cầu =a flat denial+ sự từ chối dứt khoát - sự từ chối không cho (ai cái gì) - sự chối, sự không nhận -
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N1. नकारनाThere was no denial from ny side about lending him money.2. परित्यागWe must be ready for denial of bad habits for good health. -
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{di'naiəl}
1. отказ
2. отричане, опровержение, опровергаване* * *{di'naiъl} n 1. отказ; 2. отричане, опровержение, опровергаван* * *опровергаване; опровержение; отказ; отричане;* * *1. отказ 2. отричане, опровержение, опровергаване* * *denial[di´naiəl] n 1. отказ; 2. отричане, опровержение, опровергаване; to issue a flat ( strong) \denial опровергавам категорично. -
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46 denial de·ni·al n
[dɪ'naɪ(ə)l]1) (of accusation, guilt) diniego, rifiuto2) (refusal: of request) rifiuto, (of rights) mancato riconoscimento -
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noun1) отрицание2) опровержение; flat denial категорическое опровержение3) отказ; to take no denial не принимать отказа4) отречение* * *(n) опровержение; отказ; отрицание* * *отрицание, опровержение; отказ* * *[de·ni·al || dɪ'naɪəl] n. отрицание, опровержение, отклонение, отказ, отречение, отпирательство, запирательство* * *возражениевозраженияопровержениеопроверженияотводотказотклонениеотречениеотрешениеотрицаниеотрицанияпрекословия* * *1) а) отказ (кому-л. в чем-л.) б) самоотречение 2) отрицание -
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noun1) (an act of) declaring that something is not true:إنْكارDo you accept her denial?
2) (an act of) refusing someone something:رَفْضa denial of his request.
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to make a denial of a statement, to give a denial to a statement — опровергнуть утверждение, опубликовать опровержение утверждения
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51 denial
[dɪ'naɪəl] UK / USnLeugnung f, (official denial) Dementi nt -
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[dɪ'naɪəl] UK / USnLeugnung f, (official denial) Dementi nt -
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"The event in which a permission is not granted. By denying a permission, a method can prevent its callers from exercising the privilege represented by that permission. If a method on the call stack denies permission A, a stack walk checking for permission A will fail unless a valid assertion is found on the stack between the method doing the denial and the method that initiated the check for permission A." -
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56 denial
неудачно завершившаяся попытка
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[Л.Г.Суменко. Англо-русский словарь по информационным технологиям. М.: ГП ЦНИИС, 2003.]Тематики
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Англо-русский словарь нормативно-технической терминологии > denial
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dɪˈnaɪəlотрицание, опровержение, отказ в предоставлении, отклонение, отвод, отречение -
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n1. отрицание, опровержение;2. в психоанализе - отрицание как защитный механизм, отвергающий желания, чувства, потребности, вызывающие беспокойство;3. отказ, несогласие;4. отречение (от семьи, веры);5. самоотречение, самоограничение;6. запрещение.* * *сущ.1) отрицание, опровержение;2) в психоанализе - отрицание как защитный механизм, отвергающий желания, чувства, потребности, вызывающие беспокойство;3) отказ, несогласие;4) отречение (от семьи, веры);5) самоотречение, самоограничение;6) запрещение. -
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Юридический термин: Don't Even Notice I Am Lying
См. также в других словарях:
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denial — A traverse in the pleading of one party of an allegation of fact asserted by the other; a defense. A response by the defendant to matters) alleged by the plaintiff in the complaint. Under Rules of Civil Procedure, denials must be specific and… … Black's law dictionary
denial — A traverse in the pleading of one party of an allegation of fact asserted by the other; a defense. A response by the defendant to matters) alleged by the plaintiff in the complaint. Under Rules of Civil Procedure, denials must be specific and… … Black's law dictionary
denial — noun ADJECTIVE ▪ firm (esp. BrE), strong, vehement, vigorous ▪ When I asked if she had cheated in the exam, she answered with a vehement denial. ▪ explicit, flat … Collocations dictionary