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1 plead
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1. юр. защищавам в съда, пледирам
to PLEAD one's cause with защищавам каузата си пред
2. юр. отговарям на обвинение, обръщам се към съда
to PLEAD guilty/not guilty признавам се/не се признавам за виновен
3. умолявам, моля (with someone някого), обръщам се с молба
застъпвам се (for за, with пред)
4. позовавам се на, изтъквам като оправдание, използвам като претекст, опитвам се да се извиня (с)
to PLEAD inexperience/one's youth оправдавам се с нeопитност/с младостта си
to PLEAD one's belly моля да се отмени смъртната ми присъда поради бременност* * *{pli:d} v (pleaded, ам. pled) 1. юр. защищавам в съда; пледирам* * *ходатайствам; умолявам; пледирам;* * *1. to plead guilty/not guilty признавам се/не се признавам за виновен 2. to plead inexperience/one's youth оправдавам се с нeопитност/с младостта си 3. to plead one's belly моля да се отмени смъртната ми присъда поради бременност 4. to plead one's cause with защищавам каузата си пред 5. застъпвам се (for за, with пред) 6. позовавам се на, изтъквам като оправдание, използвам като претекст, опитвам се да се извиня (с) 7. умолявам, моля (with someone някого), обръщам се с молба 8. юр. защищавам в съда, пледирам 9. юр. отговарям на обвинение, обръщам се към съда* * *plead [pli:d] v ( pleaded, ам. pled [pled]) 1. умолявам, моля, обръщам се с (отправям) молба, ходатайствам (пред with, за for); застъпвам се; 2. отговарям (отвръщам) на обвинение; обръщам се към съда; to \plead ( not) guilty признавам се (не се признавам) за виновен; 3. защитавам в съда; пледирам; to \plead o.'s cause with s.o. пледирам каузата си пред някого; 4. позовавам се (на нещо); изтъквам (като оправдание); използвам като претекст; to \plead the inexperience of youth извинявам (оправдавам) се с младостта си.
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