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1 overturn a ban
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2 overturn
1) повалення (влади, уряду тощо); повалення, скинення ( з трону тощо); переворот2) повалити (владу, уряд тощо); усувати ( від влади); скасовувати; спростовувати; оголошувати неконституційним ( про закон); підривати, знищувати, порушувати•- overturn a ban
- overturn a conviction
- overturn a decision
- overturn a government
- overturn a law
- overturn a legal tradition
- overturn a regime
- overturn a ruling
- overturn a settlement
- overturn a verdict
- overturn an order
- overturn by a coup
- overturn death penalty statute
- overturn death sentence
- overturn legislation
- overturn on appeal
- overturn restrictions
- overturn the Constitution
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3 overturn
1. transitive verb1) (upset) umstoßen2) (overthrow) umstürzen [bestehende Ordnung, Vorstellung, Prinzip]; stürzen [Regierung]2. intransitive verb[Auto, Boot, Kutsche:] umkippen; [Boot:] kentern* * *[əuvə'tə:n]* * *over·ˈturnII. vt▪ to \overturn sth1. (turn upside down) etw umstoßen [o umkippen]to \overturn a boat ein Boot zum Kentern bringento \overturn a government eine Regierung stürzento \overturn sb's majority jds Mehrheit zu Fall bringen* * *["əʊvə'tɜːn]1. vtthe ship rocked violently overturning chairs and tables — das Schiff schwankte so heftig, dass Tische und Stühle umkippten
2. vi(chair) umkippen; (boat also) kentern3. n['əʊvətɜːn] (of government) Sturz m; (of world view etc) Umsturz m; (of law, ban, conviction) Aufhebung f* * *A v/t1. umstoßen, umkippen2. eine Regierung etc stürzen, eine bestehende Ordnung etc umstürzen, JUR ein Urteil etc aufhebenC s [ˈ-tɜːn; US ˈ-ˌtɜrn] fig (Um)Sturz m* * *1. transitive verb1) (upset) umstoßen2) (overthrow) umstürzen [bestehende Ordnung, Vorstellung, Prinzip]; stürzen [Regierung]2. intransitive verb[Auto, Boot, Kutsche:] umkippen; [Boot:] kentern* * *v.stürzen v.umstürzen v.
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