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2 notoriety
n1) недобра слава2) загальновідомість3) знев. знаменитість* * *n1) погана слава2) відомість3) знаменитість (звич.) -
3 notoriety
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4 notoriety
[ˌnəutə'raɪətɪ]n1) загальновідо́мість2) недо́бра сла́ва3) люди́на, про яку́ йде недо́бра сла́ва -
5 fact of common notoriety
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6 proof by notoriety
суддівська обізнаність, обізнаність суду; обізнаність суду стосовно фактів, які, як припускається, відомі суду без доказів -
7 fact
факт, обставина; сутність; протиправне діяння, порушення, правопорушення, злочин; дані; докази, уліки, аргументи; істина, реальністьfact necessary to explain a relevant fact — факт, необхідний для пояснення релевантного факту
fact necessary to introduce a relevant fact — факт, необхідний для подання суду релевантного факту
- fact-findfact relevant to the fact in issue — факт, що стосується головного факту
- fact-finder
- fact finding
- fact-finding
- fact-finding board
- fact-finding hearing
- fact-finding power
- fact in contest
- fact in dispute
- fact in evidence
- fact in issue
- fact in proof
- fact in question
- fact not in evidence
- fact of common knowledge
- fact of common notoriety
- fact of crime
- fact of evidence
- fact of litigation
- fact of the matter
- fact on trial
- fact relevant to the issue
- fact requiring proof
- fact sought to be proven
- fact to be proved
- fact to be proven
- fact trier -
8 proof
доказ, докази; доведення; підтвердження; доведеність; судове слідство; шотл. судовий розгляд без участі (суду) присяжних засідателів, розгляд справи суддею замість суду присяжних; коректураproof by circumstantial evidence — = proof by indirect evidence доведення непрямими доказами; доведеність непрямими доказами
proof on a preponderance of probabilities — доведеність наявністю більшої ймовірності ( критерій доведеності в цивільному процесі)
- proof and hearingproof that will stand up in court — докази, що ніхто не зможе спростувати у суді
- proof beyond reasonable doubt
- proof by affidavit
- proof by indirect evidence
- proof by confession
- proof by confession evidence
- proof by direct evidence
- proof by notoriety
- proof by presumption
- proof by testimony
- proof by testimony evidence
- proof from the contrary
- proof of admission
- proof of age
- proof of attestation
- proof of authenticity
- proof of birth
- proof of confession
- proof of consistency
- proof of evidence
- proof of fact
- proof of genuineness
- proof of handwriting
- proof of illegal activities
- proof of novelty
- proof of official record
- proof of ownership
- proof of payment
- proof of priority
- proof of record
- proof of special damage
- proof of witness
- proof presentation
- proof-proof
- proof to the contrary
См. также в других словарях:
Notoriety — Notoriety, Notorious † Catholic Encyclopedia ► Notoriety, Notorious (Lat. Notorietas, notorium, from notus, known). Notoriety is the quality or the state of things that are notorious; whatever is so fully or officially proved,… … Catholic encyclopedia
Notoriety — No to*ri e*ty (n[=o] t[ o]*r[imac] [ e]*t[y^]), n. [Cf. F. notori[ e]t[ e]. See {Notorious}.] The quality or condition of being notorious; the state of being generally or publicly known; commonly used in an unfavorable sense; as, the notoriety of … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
notoriety — I noun attaint, bad report, bad reputation, bad repute, bruit, celebrity, censure, conspicuousness, dedecoration, degradation, denunciation, disapprobation, discredit, disesteem, disfavor, disgrace, dishonor, disparagement, disreputability,… … Law dictionary
notoriety — (n.) 1590s, from M.Fr. notoriété or directly from M.L. notorietatem (nom. notorietas), from notorius well known (see NOTORIOUS (Cf. notorious)) … Etymology dictionary
notoriety — reputation, repute, éclat, *fame, celebrity, renown, honor, glory Analogous words: *publicity, ballyhoo, promotion, propaganda … New Dictionary of Synonyms
notoriety — [n] reputation ballyhoo*, celebrity, center stage*, dishonor, disrepute, éclat*, fame, flak*, infamy, ink*, name*, obloquy, opprobrium, renown, rep*, scandal, splash*, spotlight*, wise*; concepts 388,411 … New thesaurus
notoriety — [nōt΄ə rī′ə tē] n. [Fr notorieté < ML notorietas < notorius] 1. the quality or state of being notorious 2. pl. notorieties Chiefly Brit. a prominent or well known person … English World dictionary
notoriety — n. 1) to enjoy notoriety 2) notoriety for (notoriety for being corrupt) 3) notoriety surrounding (the notoriety surrounding the published accounts of bribery in high places) * * * [ˌnəʊtə raɪətɪ] to enjoy notoriety notoriety surrounding (the… … Combinatory dictionary
notoriety — noun ADJECTIVE ▪ a certain, considerable ▪ international, public VERB + NOTORIETY ▪ have ▪ achieve … Collocations dictionary
notoriety — no|to|ri|e|ty [ˌnəutəˈraıəti US ˌnou ] n [U] the state of being famous or well known for something that is bad or that people do not approve of of notoriety ▪ John is already a writer of some notoriety. gain/win/achieve notoriety (for sth) ▪ The… … Dictionary of contemporary English
notoriety — [[t]no͟ʊtəra͟ɪɪti[/t]] N UNCOUNT To achieve notoriety means to become well known for something bad. He achieved notoriety as chief counsel to President Nixon in the Watergate break in. ...Christian Lacroix, who gained notoriety as one of Paris s… … English dictionary