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1 inquest
{'inkwest}
1. дознание, следствие, дирене
coroner's INQUEST разследване на/следствие за причините на смъртта
2. съд
the Last/Great INQUEST рел. Страшният съд* * *{'inkwest} n юр. 1. дознание, следствие, дирене; coroner's inquest* * *съд; следствие; анкета; разследване; дознание;* * *1. coroner's inquest разследване на/следствие за причините на смъртта 2. the last/great inquest рел. Страшният съд 3. дознание, следствие, дирене 4. съд* * *inquest[´in¸kwest] n юрид. 1. дознание, следствие, разследване, дирене; анкета; grand \inquest = grand jury; coroner's \inquest разследване (следствие) за причините на смъртта; 2. съд; the Last ( Great) 3. рел. Страшният съд. -
2 coroner
{'kɔrənə}
n следовател при смъртни случаи* * *{'kъrъnъ} n следовател при смъртни случаи.* * *n съдебен следовател;coroner; n следовател при смъртни случаи.* * *n следовател при смъртни случаи* * *coroner[´kɔrənə] n коронер, съдебен лекар; \coroner's inquest съд за установяване причината за смъртен случай.
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inquest — in·quest / in ˌkwest/ n [Anglo French enqueste, from Old French, ultimately from Latin inquirere to ask about, from in within, into + quaerere to seek] 1: a judicial or official inquiry or examination often before a jury a coroner s inquest… … Law dictionary
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inquest — ► NOUN 1) a judicial inquiry to ascertain the facts relating to an incident. 2) Brit. an inquiry by a coroner s court into the cause of a death. ORIGIN Old French enqueste, from Latin inquirere, from quaerere speak … English terms dictionary
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inquest — n. 1) to conduct, hold an inquest 2) a coroner s; formal inquest 3) an inquest into * * * [ ɪnkwest] formal inquest hold aninquest a coroner s an inquest into to conduct … Combinatory dictionary
