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1 serjeant
n юр.1) нижчий службовець суду; охоронець2) парламентський пристав* * *1) = sergeant2) = sergeant-at-arms -
2 serjeant
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3 Serjeant-at-law
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4 serjeant-at-law
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5 Serjeant-in-Arms
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6 serjeant-at-arms
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7 serjeant-at-arms
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8 serjeant-at-arms
[ˌsɑːʤ(ə)ntət'ɑːmz]nпарла́ментський при́ставEnglish-Ukrainian transcription dictionary > serjeant-at-arms
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9 serjeant-at-law
[ˌsɑːʤ(ə)ntət'lɔː]n іст.ба́ристер ви́щого ра́нгуEnglish-Ukrainian transcription dictionary > serjeant-at-law
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10 Common Serjeant
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11 common
1) громада, спільнота, народ; земля громади, вигін; право на користування землею; сервітут2) єдиний, спільний, колективний; публічний, суспільний; звичайний; обопільний; пайовий ( про право)•- Common Agricultural Policy
- common amenities
- common appendant
- common appurtenant
- common assault
- common assumpsit
- common at large
- common bail
- common barratry
- common bawdy house
- common because of vicinage
- Common Bench
- common carrier
- common cash box
- common consent
- common council
- common councillor
- common councilor
- common count
- common crime
- common criminal
- common criminal purpose
- common currency
- common customs tariff
- common design
- common diligence
- common drunkard
- common enemy
- common gaming house
- common gaol
- Common Hall
- common heritage
- common heritage of mankind
- common honesty
- common in gross
- common informer
- common inheritance
- common intendment
- common internal borders
- common invention
- common jail
- common juror
- common jury
- common jury list
- common knowledge
- common land
- common law
- common-law
- common law action
- common law arbitration
- common law copyright
- common law court
- common-law crime
- common-law declaration
- common-law husband
- common law jurisdiction
- common-law lien
- common law marriage
- common-law marriage
- common law of England
- common-law practice
- common law procedure
- common-law prohibition
- common-law punishment
- common law remedy
- common-law spouse
- common-law status
- common law trademark
- common law wife
- common-law wife
- common lawyer
- common membership
- common mistake
- common of pasturage
- common of piscary
- common ownership
- common penalty
- common plea
- common pleas
- common practice
- common principle
- common property
- common prostitute
- common purpose
- common recovery
- common remedy
- common right
- common rule
- common seal
- Common Serjeant
- common security
- common stock
- common stock fund
- common tender
- common traverse
- common trial jury
- common trust fund
- common vouchee
- common woman
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Serjeant — Ser jeant, Serjeantcy Ser jeant*cy, etc. See {Sergeant}, {Sergeantcy}, etc. [1913 Webster] {Serjeant at arms}. See {Sergeant at arms}, under {Sergeant}. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
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