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101 крючкотвор
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102 чернильный
ink (attr.)чернильный карандаш — copying / indelible pencil
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чернильный орешек — oak-gall, nut-gallчернильная душа — pettifogger, bureaucrat
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103 кляузник
ч; ж - кляузницяintriguer, pettifogger, caviller -
104 крутій
чcheat, rogue, swindler, shuffler; pettifogger; ( у грі) leg -
105 сутяжник
чbarrator, pettifogger, caviller, litigious person; chicaner, quarreler -
106 чорнильна душа
bureaucrat, pettifogger -
107 ayrıntılarla çok uğraşan kimse
n. pettifogger -
108 aşağılık küçük avukat
n. pettifogger -
109 safsatacı
adj. pettifogging--------n. sophist, casuist, quibbler, pettifogger -
110 ufak işlerle uğraşan tip
n. pettifogger -
111 δικορράφον
δικορράφοςpettifogger: masc acc sg -
112 δικορράφος
δικορράφοςpettifogger: masc nom sg -
113 δικορράφους
δικορράφοςpettifogger: masc acc pl -
114 avocaillon
avocaillon nm pej small-time lawyer.[avɔkajɔ̃] nom masculin -
115 chicaneur
A adj [personne, esprit] fussy.B nm,f fusspot○ GB, fussbudget US.( féminin chicaneuse) [ʃikanɶr, øz] adjectif,————————( féminin chicaneuse) [ʃikanɶr, øz] nom masculin, nom féminin,1. [au tribunal] pettifogger2. [ergoteur] quibbler -
116 궤변을 늘어놓는 사람
n. pettifogger -
117 엉터리 변호사
n. pettifogger, pettifogging -
118 крючкотвор
مذکر pettifogger -
119 педант
pedant; prig* * *педа̀нт,м., -и; педа̀нтк|а ж., -и pedant; prig; hair-splitter, verbalist; разг. square-toes.* * *pedant; formalist; pettifogger; precisian; square-toes* * *pedant; prig -
120 laga-snápr
m. a pettifogger.
См. также в других словарях:
Pettifogger — Pet ti*fog ger, n. A lawyer who deals in petty cases; an attorney whose methods are mean and tricky; an inferior lawyer. [1913 Webster] A pettifogger was lord chancellor. Macaulay. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
pettifogger — [pet′i fäg΄ər, pet′ifôg΄ər; pet′ēfäg΄ər, pet′ēfôg΄ər] n. 〚 PETTY + obs. fogger < ?〛 1. a lawyer who handles petty cases, esp. one who uses unethical methods in conducting trumped up cases 2. a trickster; cheater 3. a quibbler; caviler pettifog … Universalium
pettifogger — a lawyer of little importance and now impliedly, one who is perhaps dubious and who will make small points more for his own gain or pleasure than that of the client. Collins dictionary of law. W. J. Stewart. 2001 … Law dictionary
pettifogger — 1560s, from PETTY (Cf. petty); the second element possibly from obs. Du. focker, from Flem. focken to cheat, or from cognate M.E. fugger, from Fugger the renowned family of merchants and financiers of 15c. 16c. Augsburg. In German, Flemish and… … Etymology dictionary
pettifogger — [pet′i fäg΄ər, pet′ifôg΄ər; pet′ēfäg΄ər, pet′ēfôg΄ər] n. [ PETTY + obs. fogger < ?] 1. a lawyer who handles petty cases, esp. one who uses unethical methods in conducting trumped up cases 2. a trickster; cheater 3. a quibbler; caviler pettifog … English World dictionary
pettifogger — noun Etymology: probably from petty + obsolete English fogger pettifogger Date: 1576 1. a lawyer whose methods are petty, underhanded, or disreputable ; shyster 2. one given to quibbling over trifles • pettifogging adjective or noun •… … New Collegiate Dictionary
pettifogger — noun /ˈpɛtɪˌfɒɡə,ˈpɛtɪˌfɑːɡɚ,ˈpɛtɪˌfɔːɡɚ/ a) Someone who quibbles over trivia, and raises petty, annoying objections. , 1885: …yet he has never sought by browbeating and other arts of the pettifogger, to confuse, baffle, and bewilder a witness…… … Wiktionary
pettifogger — Synonyms and related words: Philadelphia lawyer, ambulance chaser, belittler, bunco artist, bunco steerer, captious critic, cardsharp, cardsharper, carper, carpetbagger, caviler, censor, censurer, common scold, con artist, con man, confidence man … Moby Thesaurus
pettifogger — (Roget s IV) n. Syn. inferior lawyer, trickster, shyster, mouthpiece*; see cheat 1 , lawyer , rascal … English dictionary for students
pettifogger — pet·ti·fog·ger || petɪfÉ‘gÉ™(r) / fÉ’ n. cheater, swindler, one who defrauds … English contemporary dictionary
pettifogger — noun archaic an inferior legal practitioner. Origin C16: from petty + obs. fogger underhand dealer , prob. from Fugger, the name of a family of merchants in Augsburg in the 15th and 16th cents … English new terms dictionary