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1 prosecute at law
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2 prosecute
відстоювати ( позовні вимоги); обвинувачувати ( прокурором); шукати ( у суді); переслідувати ( в судовому порядку); притягати до судової відповідальності- prosecute a claim for damagesprosecute in the government's name — виступати державним прокурором; обвинувачувати від імені держави
- prosecute a complaint
- prosecute a crime
- prosecute a crime committed
- prosecute a criminal
- prosecute an action
- prosecute an indictment
- prosecute an inquiry
- prosecute at law
- prosecute criminally
- prosecute information
- prosecute jointly
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3 agreement
угода, контракт, договір; погодження, згода; домовленість; змова; відповідність- agreement approved by treatyagreement of unlimited duration — безстрокова угода, безстроковий договір
- agreement by parol
- agreement by specialty
- agreement in force
- agreement in writing
- agreement law
- agreement-making power
- agreement not to prosecute
- agreement of conveyance
- agreement of jury
- agreement of lawsuit
- agreement of marriage
- agreement on legal aid
- agreement to commit a crime
- agreement to marry
- agreement to receive a bribe
- agreement to sell
- agreement under seal
- agreement with a creditor
- agreement with a debtor
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prosecute — Synonyms and related words: abide by, accuse, adhere to, administer, arraign, bring action against, bring into court, bring suit, bring to justice, bring to trial, carry on, carry out, carry through, charge, chase, chivy, complete, conduct,… … Moby Thesaurus
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