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1 executor
юр. виконавець заповітуособа, яка призначена заповідачем/заповідачкою (testator) виконати умови заповіту (will)═════════□═════════to act as executor виконувати/виконати функції виконавця заповіту; to appoint an executor призначати/призначити виконавця заповіту* * * -
2 literary executor
lit·er·ary ex·ˈecu·torto appoint sb [as] one's \literary executor jdn zum Nachlassverwalter in literarischen Angelegenheiten bestimmen -
3 literary executor
lit·er·ary ex·'ecu·tor nNachlassverwalter(in) m(f) [in literarischen Angelegenheiten];to appoint sb [as] one's \literary executor jdn zum Nachlassverwalter in literarischen Angelegenheiten bestimmen -
4 nominate
transitive verb1) (propose for election) nominieren2) (appoint to office) ernennen* * *['nomineit](to name (someone) for possible election to a particular job etc: They nominated him as captain.) ernennen- academic.ru/50191/nomination">nomination- nominee* * *nomi·nate[ˈnɒmɪneɪt, AM ˈnɑ:mə-]vt1. (propose)▪ to \nominate sb jdn nominierento \nominate sb/sth for an award jdn/etw für eine Auszeichnung nominierento \nominate sb for a post jdn für einen Posten nominierento be \nominated for the presidency für die Präsidentschaft nominiert werden2. (appoint)3. (fix a date)▪ to \nominate sth etw festlegen* * *['nɒmIneɪt]vt1) (= appoint) ernennenhe was nominated chairman — er wurde zum Vorsitzenden ernannt
2) (= propose) nominieren, aufstellenhe was nominated for the presidency — er wurde als Präsidentschaftskandidat aufgestellt
to nominate sb/sth for an award — jdn/etw für eine Auszeichnung nominieren
* * *A v/t [ˈnɒmınəıt; US ˈnɑ-]2. (for) (als Kandidaten) nominieren (für), vorschlagen (als), als Kandidaten aufstellen (für)B adj [-nıt]1. berufen, ernannt2. nominiert* * *transitive verb1) (propose for election) nominieren2) (appoint to office) ernennen* * *v.ernennen v.nominieren v.
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