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1 inquisition
{,inkwi'ziʃn}
1. разпит (ване), разследване, юр. следствие, анкета
2. the INQUISITION ист. инквизицията
3. прен. инквизиция, мъчение* * *{,inkwi'zishn} n 1. разпит(ване), разследване; юр. следств* * *следствие; разследване; разпитване; разпит; инквизиция;* * *1. the inquisition ист. инквизицията 2. прен. инквизиция, мъчение 3. разпит (ване), разследване, юр. следствие, анкета* * *inquisition[¸inkwi´ziʃən] n 1. разпитване, разпит, разследване; юрид. следствие; анкета; 2. ист.: the I. Инквизицията; 3. прен. мъчение, инквизиция. -
2 inquisition
f. (lat. inquisitio) 1. ист. инквизиция; 2. мъчителен разпит, пристрастно следствие; 3. ост. разследване. Ќ La Sainte inquisition Светата Инквизиция. -
3 Inquisition
Inquisitión f, -en Hist инквизиция (auch übertr). -
4 inquisitif,
ve adj. (de inquisition) ост. изпитателен. -
5 inquisitionner
v.tr. (de inquisition) инквизирам, подлагам на мъчителен разпит. -
6 supplice
m. (lat. supplicium "supplication") 1. наказание; supplices infligés par l'Inquisition мъчения, наложени от Инквизицията; 2. мъчение, изтезание; 3. прен. измъчване, душевно терзание; мъка.
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