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21 constitute
1) составлять2) быть, являться3) устанавливать; основывать; конституировать; учреждать4) назначать•to constitute the corroboration — быть подтверждением, подтверждать;
to constitute evidence — быть доказательством; иметь доказательственное значение;
to constitute the court — образовывать или составлять судебное присутствие;
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22 ample
1. a обильный; богатый2. a достаточный3. a книжн. просторный, вместительный, обширный4. a пространный, подробныйample style — пространная манера изложения, многословие
5. a полный, пышный6. a тех. с достаточным запасомСинонимический ряд:1. abundant (adj.) abounding; abundant; bounteous; bountiful; copious; exuberant; generous; inexhaustible; lavish; liberal; plenteous; plentiful; plenty; profuse; substantial2. extensive (adj.) broad; capacious; commodious; expansive; extended; extensive; great; large; roomy; spacious; vast3. full (adj.) full; voluminous; wide4. sufficient (adj.) adequate; enough; satisfactory; sufficientАнтонимический ряд:insufficient; meager; meagre; mean; narrow; scant; scanty; small; sparse; stint -
23 testimony
1. n юр. показание свидетеля; свидетельское показание как доказательство2. n юр. предмет, могущий служить доказательством3. n юр. доказательство, свидетельство; признак; данные4. n юр. утверждение, заявление; клятвенное заверениеaccording to their testimony — согласно их утверждению; как они свидетельствуют
5. n юр. открытое признание6. n рел. скрижали; священное писание7. n рел. десять заповедейСинонимический ряд:affirmation (noun) affidavit; affirmation; attestation; authentication; avowal; confirmation; corroboration; declaration; deposition; documentation; evidence; oath; profession; proof; statement; substantiation; sworn statement; testament; testimonial; validation; verification; witnessАнтонимический ряд:
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