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41 juez especial
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42 juez extraordinario
• judge specially appointed to hear one case -
43 lograr oír
• heaping-up• hear a case• overhear -
44 oír
• heaping-up• hear a case• hearing of the suit• hearken to• listen• overhear -
45 разбирать
(кого-л./что-л.)
1) strip, disassemble, take to pieces, dismantle, disjoint; pull down, demolish (о доме, стене и т.п.)
2) investigate, inquire (into), look (into); discuss (рассматривать); sort out разг.
3) грам. analyze, analyse брит. (по членам предложения); parse (по частям речи)
4) (понимать)
make out, decipher, understand; несовер. тж. try to make out; read (о нотах)
5) юр. try; hear (a case)
6) take (расхватывать); buy up (раскупать)* * *(на части - о механизме и т.п.) strip, disassemble, take to pieces* * *analysecanvassdecipherdecomposedismantledismountsortundowinnow -
46 разобрать
(кого-л./что-л.)
1) strip, disassemble, take to pieces, dismantle; pull down, demolish (о доме, стене и т.п.)
2) investigate, inquire (into), look (into); discuss (рассматривать); sort out разг.
3) грам. analyze, analyse брит. (по членам предложения); parse (по частям речи)
4) (понимать)
make out, decipher, understand; try to make out несовер. тж.; read (о нотах)
5) юр. try; hear (a case)* * *(на части - о механизме и т.п.) strip, disassemble* * *disassembledismantlespell -
47 prowa|dzić
impf Ⅰ vt 1. (wieść) to lead [dziecko, zwierzę]- prowadzić kogoś do stołu to lead sb over a. to escort sb to the table- co czwartek prowadziła go na spacer/na badanie krwi every Thursday she took him for a walk/blood test ⇒ zaprowadzić2. (być pierwszym) to lead [grupę, wycieczkę]- prowadzić mazura/poloneza to lead the mazurka/polonaise3. (przesuwać, wodzić) prowadzić pióro/ołówek to guide a pen/pencil- prowadzić smyczek to draw the bow, to bow- prowadzić piłkę/krążek to dribble the ball/puck- prowadzić ręką/palcem po czymś to run one’s hand/finger over sth ⇒ poprowadzić4. (kierować pojazdem) to drive [samochód, motocykl]; to fly [samolot]- ona bardzo dobrze prowadzi she’s a very good driver5. (doprowadzać) to carry- żyły prowadzą krew do serca the veins carry the blood to the heart- te rury prowadziły wodę do starego domu these pipes conveyed water to the old house6. (kierować w tańcu) to lead [partnerkę]- przyjemnie się z nim tańczy, bo dobrze prowadzi it’s fun to dance with him because he leads well- pewnie prowadził swą partnerkę w tańcu he led his dancing partner confidently7. (sprawować nadzór) to run [dom, firmę, sklep, restaurację]; to preside over, to chair [spotkanie, zebranie, obrady]- prowadzić orkiestrę to conduct an orchestra8. (realizować, wykonywać) to conduct [badania]; to carry on, to have [rozmowę]; to do [interesy]- prowadzić spór to have an argument- prowadzić korespondencję to carry on a. to conduct (a) correspondence- prowadzić dziennik/dziennik pokładowy to keep a diary/log (book)- prowadzić dochodzenie/śledztwo to carry out a. conduct an investigation a. inquiry- prowadzić sprzedaż obuwia sportowego/mebli ogrodowych kryt. to sell sports shoes/garden furniture- prowadzić wykład to give a. deliver a lecture- prowadzić lekcję to conduct a. hold (a) class- prowadzić sprawę to hear a case9. Mat. prowadzić równoległą to draw a parallel line ⇒ poprowadzić 10. Budow. to construct [drogę, chodnik] ⇒ poprowadzić 11. Muz. to lead [linię melodyczną] 12. Ogr. to train [krzewy, pnącza] 13. Techn. prowadzić wiertło to guide a drill- prowadzić chodnik (w kopalni) to drive a heading (in the mine)Ⅱ vi 1. (wskazywać drogę) to lead- te schody prowadzą do piwnicy the staircase leads to the cellar- ścieżka prowadziła do stacji/przez las the path led to the station/through the woods2. (przodować) to lead, to take the lead- prowadzić 2:0 to lead 2-0- prowadzić o 5 sekund to lead by 5 seconds- prowadzić trzema punktami to have a lead of three points- w pierwszej połowie nasi prowadzili 1:0 our team took a 1-0 lead in the first half- socjaliści prowadzili w pierwszej turze wyborów the Socialists took the lead in the first round of the elections3. (powodować) to cause vt (do czegoś sth); to lead (do czegoś to sth)- palenie często prowadzi do raka płuc smoking often causes lung cancer- takie postępowanie prowadzi do śmieszności such behaviour makes one look ridiculousⅢ prowadzić się 1. (trzymać się) spacerowali prowadząc się pod rękę/za ręce they were walking along arm in arm/holding hands- prowadzą się jak zakochani they behave a. carry on as though they were in love2. (postępować) kobieta/dziewczyna źle się prowadząca a woman of loose morals, a woman of easy virtue- przyzwoicie się prowadziła she led a blameless life- prowadził się nienagannie he conducted himself with the utmost propriety książk.- mówili, że się źle prowadziła they said she was a woman of easy virtue- □ dźwięk prowadzący Muz. leading note■ prowadzić kogoś do ołtarza to lead sb to the altar- prowadzić dom otwarty to keep (an) open house- prowadzić kogoś na pasku a. na sznurku to have/keep sb on a short a. tight leash- prowadzić beztroskie/hulaszcze życie to lead a life of pleasure/a life of dissipation a. a decadent life- prowadzić bujne życie towarzyskie to have an active social life; (często wychodzić z domu) to go out a lot; (przyjmować gości) to entertain a lot- do niczego nie prowadzić to lead nowhereThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > prowa|dzić
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48 разбирать дело в суде
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49 слушать дело в суде
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50 juez especial
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51 juez extraordinario
m.judge specially appointed to hear one case. -
52 разбирать
несовер. - разбирать; совер. - разобрать1) (на части - о механизме и т.п.)strip, disassemble, take to pieces, dismantle, disjoint; pull down, demolish (о доме, стене и т.п.)2) (расследовать дело, вопрос и т.п.)investigate, inquire (into), look (into); discuss ( рассматривать); sort out разг.4) ( понимать)make out, decipher, understand; несовер. тж. try to make out; read (о нотах)5) юр. try; hear (a case)6) take ( расхватывать); buy up ( раскупать)7) ( рассортировывать)8) разг. (охватывать - о чувствах)seize/fill with; come over9) только несовер.; разг. ( быть разборчивым)be fastidious; be particular10) только несовер. ( критически обсуждать)review; discuss -
53 разобрать
несовер. - разбирать; совер. - разобрать1) (на части - о механизме и т.п.)strip, disassemble, take to pieces, dismantle; pull down, demolish (о доме, стене и т.п.)2) (расследовать дело, вопрос и т.п.)investigate, inquire (into), look (into); discuss ( рассматривать); sort out разг.4) ( понимать)make out, decipher, understand; try to make out несовер. тж.; read (о нотах)5) юр. try; hear (a case)6) take ( расхватывать); buy up ( раскупать)7) ( рассортировывать)8) разг. (охватывать - о чувствах)seize/fill with; come over -
54 арбитраж
1) (арбитражный суд) arbitration, arbitration tribunal, court of arbitration; (решение арбитражного суда) arbitrage; (разбор спора в арбитражном суде) arbitration, arbitral / arbitration trialпередать вопрос / дело / спор в арбитраж — to refer / to submit a question / a matter / a dispute to arbitration
прибегать к арбитражу — to interpose / to recourse to / to resort to arbitration
разрешить спор в арбитраже, разрешить спор путём арбитража, урегулировать спор арбитражем — to settle a dispute in / by arbitration
арбитраж состоялся в стране ответчика — arbitration took place / was held in a respondent's country
государственный арбитраж — state / governmental arbitration
заявление / обращение арбитраж — application to arbitration
подсудность — (дела, спора) арбитражу arhitrability
решение арбитража — arbitration award / decision, arbitrament
2) эк. (покупка и продажа валюты, ценных бумаг или товаров на различных рынках с целью получения прибыли) arbitrageвалютный арбитраж (операции по покупке и продаже валюты) — arbitrage / arbitration of exchange, currency arbitrage
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55 рассматривать
vt; св - рассмотре́ть1) тк нсв считать to regard (as); to consider2) разглядывать to look at; to examineрассма́тривать карти́нки — to look at the pictures
рассма́тривать при́стально — to examine closely
3) обсуждать to consider, to discussрассма́тривать де́ло в суде́ — to try/to hear a case
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56 διακούω
+ V 1-0-0-1-0=2 Dt 1,16; Jb 9,33to hear a case (out or to the end) Dt 1,16 Cf. HELBING 1928, 157; LEE, J. 1983 60 -
57 jury
[ˈdʒuərɪ] plural ˈjuries noun1) a group of people legally selected to hear a case and to decide what are the facts, eg whether or not a prisoner accused of a crime is guilty:مُحَلَّفون، هَيئَة مُحَلَّفينThe verdict of the jury was that the prisoner was guilty of the crime.
2) a group of judges for a competition, contest etc:المُحَكِّمين في المبارياتThe jury recorded their votes for the song contest.
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58 über eine Sache verhandeln
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59 ἀνακρίνω
ἀνακρίνω (κρίνω ‘separate, decide’) fut. ἀνακρινῶ LXX, 1 aor. ἀνέκρινα, pass. ἀνεκρίθην (Thu. et al.; ins, pap, LXX; TestSol 1:3 A; TestAbr A 13 p. 92, 13f [Stone p. 32]).① to engage in careful study of a question, question, examine, of general questions (s. ἀνάκρισις; Epict. 1, 1, 20; 2, 20, 27 τὴν Πυθίαν; 1 Km 20:12; Sus 13; Jos., Ant. 5, 329) ἀ. τὰς γραφάς examine the Scriptures Ac 17:11 (ἀ. εἰ as Jos., Ant. 8, 267; 12, 197). ἀ. τοὺς λόγους inquire about the words (of the elders) Papias (2:4) (expiscabar Rufin.). μηδὲν ἀνακρίνοντες without asking questions 1 Cor 10:25, 27; Ac 11:12 v.l. (for διακρίνω).② to conduct a judicial hearing, hear a case, question, administrative term w. acc. of pers. examined (SIG 953, 46 [II B.C.] ἀνακρινάντω δὲ καὶ τ. μάρτυρας; Sus 51 Theod.; Jos., Ant. 17, 131) ἀ. τοὺς φύλακας examine the guards Ac 12:19.—28:18; 1 Cor 4:3f; 9:3; GJs 21:2 (not pap); pass. 1 Cor 4:3. Abs. conduct an examination (Sus 48) Lk 23:14. W. indication of the matter investigated ἀ. περὶ πάντων τούτων about all these matters Ac 24:8.—W. the reasons for the hearing given ἐπὶ εὐεργεσίᾳ because of a benefaction 4:9 (an incongruous situation, w. Peter in effect challenging his audience to avoid shame, for ordinarily in the Gr-Rom. world a civic award was in order for an act of rescue, s. στέφανος and σῴζω). Judicial diction may be implied 1 Cor 2:15, but s. 3.③ to examine with a view to finding fault, judge, call to account, discern (Demosth. 57, 66; 70; POxy 1209, 19; 1706, 20) πάντα 1 Cor 2:15; pass. vs. 14f; 14:24 (w. ἐλέγχειν). But s. 2 above.—M-M. TW. -
60 davaya bakmak
to hear a case
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