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prior ['praɪə(r)]∎ she had a prior engagement elle était déjà prise;∎ to have prior knowledge of sth être déjà au courant de qch;∎ without prior notice sans préavis;∎ without his prior agreement sans son accord préalable∎ to have a prior claim to or on sth avoir un droit de priorité ou d'antériorité sur qch;∎ her son had a prior claim on her attention son fils passait avant tout2 nounReligion (père m) prieur mavant, antérieurement à, préalablement à;∎ prior to (his) departure… avant son départ ou avant de partir…;∎ prior to today avant aujourd'hui;∎ prior to any discussion préalablement à ou avant toute discussion;∎ prior to his winning/appointment avant qu'il ne gagne/ne soit nommé, avant sa victoire/sa nomination;∎ prior to his becoming president avant qu'il ne devienne président -
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prior [ˈpraɪər]1. adjectiveprécédent ; [consent] préalable2. adverb* * *['praɪə(r)] 1.noun Religion prieur m2.1) ( previous) préalableprior notice — préavis m
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B adj2 ( more important) prioritaire ; she has a prior claim on the legacy elle a (un) droit de priorité sur l'héritage. -
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5 право подать иск на реституцию
право подать иск на реституцию
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claim for restitution
A legal remedy in which a person or party may demand or assert the right to be restored to a former or original position prior to loss, damage or injury. (Source: BLD)
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