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1 faith
/feiθ/ * danh từ - sự tin tưởng, sự tin cậy =to oin one's faith upon something+ tin tưởng vào cái gì - niềm tin - vật làm tin, vật bảo đảm =on the faith of+ tin vào - lời hứa, lời cam kết =to pledge (give) one's faith+ hứa, cam kết =to break (violate) one's faith+ không giữ lời hứa - sự trung thành; lòng trung thành, lòng trung thực =good faith+ thiện ý =bad faith+ ý xấu, ý muốn lừa lọc !punic faith - sự lừa lọc, sự lật lọng, sự lừa đảo -
2 Glauben schenken
- {to credit} tin, công nhận, cho là, vào sổ bên có = in gutem Glauben {bonafide}+ = Treu und Glauben {equity and good faith}+ = auf Treu und Glauben {in good faith; on trust}+ = in gutem Glauben handeln {to act in good faith}+ = jemandem Glauben schenken {to believe; to give credence to someone}+ = seinem Glauben gemäß leben {to live up to one's faith}+ = einer Geschichte Glauben schenken {to give credit to a story}+ -
3 das Wort
- {faith} sự tin tưởng, sự tin cậy, niềm tin, vật làm tin, vật bảo đảm, lời hứa, lời cam kết, sự trung thành, lòng trung thành, lòng trung thực - {word} từ, lời nói, lời, lời báo tin, tin tức, lời nhắn, lệnh, khẩu hiệu, sự cãi nhau, lời qua tiếng lại = Wort- {verbal}+ = das Wort führen {to be spokesman; to do all the talking; to rule the roost}+ = das letzte Wort {say-so}+ = auf mein Wort {upon my word}+ = Wort für Wort {word for word}+ = mit einem Wort {in a nutshell; in a word; in one word; in sum}+ = das Wort ergreifen {to begin to speak; to floor; to rise to speak; to take the floor}+ = sein Wort geben {to give one's word}+ = das geflügelte Wort {dictum; familiar quotation; saw; tag}+ = das einsilbige Wort (Grammatik) {monosyllable}+ = beim Wort nehmen {to take up}+ = sein Wort halten {to be as good as one's word; to keep one's word}+ = das lautmalende Wort {imitative word}+ = das zweisilbige Wort {dissylable; disylable}+ = sein Wort brechen {to break one's word; to depart from one's word}+ = das letzte Wort haben {to have the final say}+ = das große Wort führen {to talk big}+ = das irritierende Wort (Linguistik) {false friend}+ = ich bitte ums Wort {may I have the floor}+ = er hielt sein Wort {he kept his word}+ = um das Wort bitten {to ask leave to speak}+ = seinem Wort getreu {true to one's word}+ = das sinnverwandte Wort (Linguistik) {synonym}+ = Er brach sein Wort. {He departed from his word.}+ = das gleichlautende Wort {homonym}+ = ein Mann - ein Wort! {a bargain is a bargain}+ = das fachsprachliche Wort {technical term}+ = das wurzelverwandte Wort {conjugate}+ = zu seinem Wort stehen {to stand by one's word}+ = das zusammengesetzte Wort {compound}+ = ich weiß kein Wort davon {I don't know a thing about it}+ = jemanden ins Wort fallen {to cut someone short; to interrupt someone; to snap someone up}+ = ein Wort klein schreiben {to write a word with a small letter}+ = was bedeutet dieses Wort? {what does this word mean?}+ = Er führte das große Wort. {He did all the talking.}+ = ich glaube kein Wort davon {I don't believe a word of it}+ = jemandem das Wort erteilen {to allow someone to speak}+ = schreiben sie das Wort aus {write the word out in full}+ = ein gutes Wort einlegen für {to speak for}+ = wie spricht man das Wort aus? {how do you pronounce the word?}+ = sie ließ ihn nicht zu Wort kommen {she didn't let him get a word in edgewise}+ = ein nicht mehr gebräuchliches Wort {an obsolete word}+ = ein gutes Wort für jemanden einlegen {to put in a good word for someone}+ = über meine Lippen wird kein Wort kommen {not a word shall escape my lips}+
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good faith — is an intangible and abstract quality with no technical meaning or statutory definition, and it encompasses, among other things, an honest belief, the absence of malice and the absence of design to defraud or to seek an unconscionable advantage,… … Black's law dictionary
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good faith purchaser — n: a purchaser who gives value for an asset in good faith and without knowledge of adverse claims – called also good faith purchaser for value; Merriam Webster’s Dictionary of Law. Merriam Webster. 1996 … Law dictionary
good-faith purchaser — USA bona fide purchaser, Also known as BFP, bona fide purchaser for value, good faith purchaser, innocent purchaser for value, purchaser in good faith … Law dictionary
good faith — noun uncount the intention of behaving in an honest and sincere way: in good faith: I borrowed the money in good faith, but now I can t pay it back … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
