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1 entrenched
усталений; заброньований (про положення, норму) -
2 entrenched
adj1) військ. укріплений траншеями2) який обкопався3) міцний, дужий, сильний* * *a1) вiйcьк. укріплений траншеями; який обкопався2) міцний, сильний -
3 entrenched
a1) вiйcьк. укріплений траншеями; який обкопався2) міцний, сильний -
4 entrenched provision
заброньоване положення (конституційна норма), для зміни якої потрібна кваліфікована більшість або особлива процедура; особлива процедура -
5 become entrenched
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6 become
- become a doctor of laws
- become a nuclear hostage
- become a party to a treaty
- become a precedent
- become a widow
- become an informer
- become addicted
- become aware
- become bail
- become Commonwealth's evidence
- become corrupted
- become Crown's evidence
- become degraded
- become demoralized
- become disciplined
- become due
- become effective
- become entrenched
- become friends in prison
- become government's evidence
- become insane
- become King's evidence
- become law
- become legal
- become legalized
- become member as of right
- become more democratic
- become null and void
- become operative
- become outlawed
- become party to a convention
- become People's evidence
- become Queen's evidence
- become State's evidence
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7 entrench
v1. перен. укорінюватися, укріплятися2. (upon) порушувати (права); втручатися, вторгатися (у щось); зазіхати (на щось)- to entrench upon the privileges of parliament посягати на парламентські привілеї- entrenched within tradition and law підкріпляти традиціями і законом
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