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1 refusal to obey orders
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2 obey
v1) підкорятися, коритися; слухатися; виконувати3) мат. відповідати умовам рівняння* * *v1) слухатися, коритися, підкорятися2) керуватися; слідувати, дотримуватися 3 мaт. задовольняти умові або рівнянню -
3 refusal
відмова, відхилення; право вибору, опціон; право першого виборуrefusal to answer questions without good cause — відмова відповідати на запитання без достатньої підстави
- refusal of admissionrefusal to provide a name and address — відмова повідомити прізвище, ім'я і адресу
- refusal of application
- refusal of approval
- refusal of food
- refusal of licence
- refusal of license
- refusal of patent
- refusal of registration
- refusal of the right to speak
- refusal to admit
- refusal to answer
- refusal to appoint counsel
- refusal to bear arms
- refusal to comply
- refusal to obey
- refusal to obey a law
- refusal to obey a lawful order
- refusal to obey an order
- refusal to observe a blockade
- refusal to obey instructions
- refusal to obey orders
- refusal to pay taxes
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4 choose
v (past chose; p.p. chosen)1) вибирати; відбирати; підбирати2) обирати3) віддавати перевагу; вирішувати; вважати необхідним4) розм. хотіти, бажати* * *v1) вибирати; відбирати, підбирати; обирати, вибирати2) надавати перевагу; вирішувати; вважати за необхідне3) хотіти, бажати -
5 choose
[ʧuːz]1) вибира́ти2) обира́ти3) віддава́ти перева́гу4) волі́тиhe did not choose to obey orders — він не схоті́в підкоря́тися нака́зам
См. также в других словарях:
obey orders — index conform Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 … Law dictionary
obey orders, if you break owners — A nautical proverb; for the meaning see quot. 1924. 1782 W. GORDON Letter 30 Nov. in Proceedings of Massachusetts Hist. Society (1930) LXIII. 476 You will be safe, though you break orders that would break your owners. 1823 J. F. COOPER Pilot vii … Proverbs new dictionary
obey orders — obey commands … English contemporary dictionary
refusal to obey orders — index contempt (disobedience to the court) Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 … Law dictionary
obey dictates — obey orders … English contemporary dictionary
obey — o|bey [əuˈbeı, ə US ou , ə ] v [I and T] [Date: 1200 1300; : Old French; Origin: obeir, from Latin oboedire, from audire to hear ] to do what someone in authority tells you to do, or what a law or rule says you must do ≠ ↑disobey ▪ The little boy … Dictionary of contemporary English
obey — verb (I, T) to do what someone in a position of authority tells you to do, or to do what a law or rule says you must do: The men always obey him. | “Stand still!” he bellowed. Only a few obeyed. | obey an order/command: Soldiers are expected to… … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
obey — o•bey [[t]oʊˈbeɪ[/t]] v. t. 1) to comply with the wishes, instructions, or commands of 2) to comply with or follow: to obey orders[/ex] 3) to respond readily to: The car obeys my slightest touch on the steering wheel[/ex] 4) to submit or conform… … From formal English to slang
obey — see he that cannot obey cannot command obey orders, if you break owners … Proverbs new dictionary
obey — v. 1 tr. a carry out the command of (you will obey me). b carry out (a command) (obey orders). 2 intr. do what one is told to do. 3 tr. be actuated by (a force or impulse). Derivatives: obeyer n. Etymology: ME f. OF obeir f. L obedire (as OB ,… … Useful english dictionary
obey — I verb abide by, accede, accept, accommodate, acquiesce, act in accordance with orders, act on, adhere to, agree, answer to, assent, attend to, attend to orders, be devoted to, be faithful to, be governed by, be guided by, be loyal to, be… … Law dictionary