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1 висувати претензію
lay a claim, present a claim, raise a claimУкраїнсько-англійський юридичний словник > висувати претензію
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2 пред'являти
= пред'явити1) ( показувати) to present, to show, to produceпред'являти докази — to show ( to present) proofs, to produce evidence
пред'являти квитки — to show ( to produce) tickets
2) ( заявляти про щось) to bring, to lay, to raise; to put forwardпред'являти вимогу (до) — to lay claim (to), to put forward a demand
пред'являти високі вимоги — to demand ( to expect) a great deal
пред'являти обвинувачення — to bring accusation, to prefer a charge (against, of)
пред'являти позов — to sue, to advance a claim
пред'являти претензію — to raise a claim, to claim a right
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3 заявляти
= заявити1) to declare, to announce; to claim, to present; to state; ( урочисто) to affirm2) (протест, скаргу) to enter, to lodge, to fileзаявляти претензію — to advance a claim, to assert a claim
заявляти протест — to make a protest ( against), to remonstrance ( against), to lodge an objection
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4 висувати
= висунути, висовувати1) (витягати, переміщати) to pull out, to move out2) (пропонувати, подавати думку) to advance, to bring forwardвисувати гіпотезу — to set up a hypothesis, to offer/advance a hypothesis
висувати вимоги — to make demands, to put in claims
висувати обвинувачення (проти) — to bring an accusation, to prefer a charge ( against)
висувати теорію — to suggest ( to advance) a theory
3) ( пропонувати обрати) to nominateвисувати в кандидати — to propose as a candidate, to nominate, амер. to slate
висувати свою — кандидатуру to come forward as a candidate; to present ( to offer) oneself as a candidate
висувати чиюсь кандидатуру — to nominate smb. for election, to put forward smb.'s candidature
4) військ. to push forward ( out)
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