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2 great presumption
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3 great presumption
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4 presumption
1) презумпция•presumption at common law — презумпция по общему праву;
presumption by statute — презумпция по статутному праву;
- presumption of capacitypresumption in equity — презумпция по праву справедливости;
- presumption of constitutionality
- presumption of fact
- presumption of guilt
- presumption of incapability
- presumption of incapacity
- presumption of innocence
- presumption of insanity
- presumption of law
- presumption of lawful origin
- presumption of sanity
- absolute presumption
- artificial presumption
- compelling presumption
- conflicting presumptions
- criminal presumption
- disputable presumption
- equitable presumption
- factual presumption
- fictitious presumption
- great presumption
- inconclusive presumption
- irrebuttable presumption
- legal presumption
- probable presumption
- provisional presumption
- rebuttable presumption
- res ipsa loquitur presumption
- statutory presumption
- strong presumption
- violent presumption
- conclusive presumption
- heavy presumption
- irrefutable presumption
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5 great
значний, великий; тяжкий (про злочин, порушення)- Great Charter
- great fee
- great-grandfather
- great-grandmother
- great harm
- great insult
- great power
- great power ambitions
- great power policy
- great power rivalry
- great-power unanimity
- great presumption
- Great Purge
- great seal
- great seal of the state
- Great Seven
- great terror
- great-uncle
- Great Berets
- great berets
- great card
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6 heavy presumption
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7 liberty
'libəti1) (freedom from captivity or from slavery: He ordered that all prisoners should be given their liberty.) libertad2) (freedom to do as one pleases: Children have a lot more liberty now than they used to.) libertad3) ((especially with take) too great freedom of speech or action: I think it was (taking) a liberty to ask her such a question!) libertad•- take the liberty of
liberty n libertadtr['lɪbətɪ]1 libertad nombre femenino\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLat liberty en libertad, libre (to, de)to take liberties with somebody/something tomarse libertades con alguien/algoto take the liberty of doing something tomarse la libertad de hacer algowhat a liberty! familiar ¡qué cara más dura!1) : libertad f2)to take the liberty of : tomarse la libertad de3)to take liberties with : tomarse confianzas con, tomarse libertades conn.• franqueza s.f.• libertad s.m.• licencia s.f.'lɪbərti, 'lɪbəti1) u ( freedom) libertad fto be at liberty — estar* libre or en libertad
to be at liberty to + inf — (frml)
2) c ( presumptuous action) (esp BrE)what a liberty! — qué descaro or atrevimiento!
to take the liberty of -ing — tomarse la libertad de + inf, permitirse + inf (frml)
['lɪbǝtɪ]to take liberties with somebody — tomarse libertades or confianzas con alguien
1. N1) (=freedom) libertad findividual/personal liberty — libertad f individual/personal
to be at liberty — (=free) estar en libertad
to be at liberty to do sth — tener libertad para hacer algo, ser libre de hacer algo
2) (=presumption, impertinence) atrevimiento mwhat a liberty! * — ¡qué atrevimiento or descaro!
to take liberties with sb — (=be cheeky) tomarse libertades or demasiadas confianzas con algn; (sexually) propasarse con algn
2.CPDliberty bodice † N — camiseta f interior
* * *['lɪbərti, 'lɪbəti]1) u ( freedom) libertad fto be at liberty — estar* libre or en libertad
to be at liberty to + inf — (frml)
2) c ( presumptuous action) (esp BrE)what a liberty! — qué descaro or atrevimiento!
to take the liberty of -ing — tomarse la libertad de + inf, permitirse + inf (frml)
to take liberties with somebody — tomarse libertades or confianzas con alguien
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8 violent
1) (having, using, or showing, great force: There was a violent storm at sea; a violent earthquake; He has a violent temper.) silovit2) (caused by force: a violent death.) nasilen•- violence* * *[váiələnt]adjective ( violently adverb)silovit, violenten, silen, močan, hud; neobrzdan, nepotrpežljiv, surov, divji, besen, nasilen, uničevalenviolent death — nasilna, nenaravna smrtviolent pain — silovita, huda bolečinaa violent temper — razdražljiv, divji temperamenta violent presumption juridically domneva, ki temelji na skoraj končnem, sklepnem dokazuto lay hands on s.o. — delati, storiti komu siloto lay hands on o.s. — poskusiti samomor -
9 confidence
1. n довериеlevel of confidence — уровень доверия; степень уверенности
confidence trick — мошенничество, злоупотребление доверием
2. n конфиденциальное сообщение, секретin confidence — в конфиденциальном порядке; секретно
3. n уверенность4. n самоуверенность, самонадеянность5. n стат. достоверность, степень достоверностиСинонимический ряд:1. assurance (noun) aplomb; assurance; boldness; firmness; poise; self-assurance; self-assuredness; self-confidence; self-possession; self-trust2. certainty (noun) assuredness; certainty; certitude; conviction; determination; persuasion; purpose; reassurance; sureness; surety3. effrontery (noun) brashness; brass; cheek; effrontery; face; gall; nerve; presumption4. reliance (noun) belief; credit; dependence; faith; hope; reliance; stock; trust; trusting5. secret (noun) secret; tipАнтонимический ряд:apprehension; doubt; insecurity; mistrust; modesty
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