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1 divanıharp
court-martial, military court -
2 sulh mahkemesi
court of first instance, minor court -
3 mübaşir
court crier, crier (in a court of law). -
4 fayda sağ
court (v.) -
5 ingiliz yakısı
court plaster -
6 adli yıl
court year -
7 askeri mahkeme
court-martial -
8 asliye mahkemesi
court of first instance -
9 avlu
court, courtyard -
10 haysiyet divanı
court of honour -
11 istinaf mahkemesi
court of appeal -
12 saray soytarısı
court fool -
13 temyiz mahkemesi
court of appeal -
14 avlu
court, courtyard. -
15 mahkeme
adj. trial--------n. court, court of justice, court of law, tribunal, curia, forum, law court* * *1. court 2. lawcourt 3. tribunal 4. court (n.) -
16 temyiz mahkemesi
n. supreme court, chancery, appellate court, court of cassation* * *1. superior court 2. appellate court -
17 mahkeme
1. law court. 2. trial, hearing. -de dayısı olmak to have a friend at court, have a friend who holds an important position. -ye düşmek 1. (for a dispute) to be taken to court. 2. (for people) to go to court (to resolve their differences). - kapısı law court. -
18 nakzen
used in: davayı - görmek (for a lower court) to reexamine a case (which has been overturned by a higher court). davayı - iade etmek (for a higher court) to send a case back (to a lower court) (after overturning the lower court´s decision). -
19 yargıtay
n. court of cassation, supreme court, chancery, high court* * *court of appeal -
20 sulh
"peace. - hâkimi justice of the peace; police court magistrate. - mahkemesi minor court for petty offenses; justice court; police court; petty sessions - olmak to come to an amicable agreement; to settle their differences."
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