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1 offer evidence
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2 offer
1) пропозиція (в т. ч. укласти угоду); наведення ( доказів тощо); спроба; оферта2) пропонувати; наводити; намагатися; чинити ( опір)•- offer a deal
- offer a free pardon
- offer an affront
- offer an amendment
- offer an apology
- offer an argument
- offer an opinion
- offer asylum
- offer ceremonial condolences
- offer clemency
- offer evidence
- offer excuses
- offer in evidence
- offer legal advice
- offer of direct evidence
- offer of indirect evidence
- offer of marriage
- offer protection
- offer resistance
- offer the throne
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3 offer in evidence
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4 offer of direct evidence
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5 offer of indirect evidence
English-Ukrainian law dictionary > offer of indirect evidence
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6 counter
1) контрдоказ; розм. в'язниця2) протидіяти; відвертати- Counter•- counter-accusation
- counter-action
- counter-affidavit
- counter-appellant
- counter case
- counter-case
- counter-charge
- counter-claim
- counter demand
- counter-espionage
- counter evidence
- counter-evidence
- counter-examination
- counter-execution
- Counter Inflation Act
- counter-intelligence service
- counter-interrogation
- counter-letter
- counter-measure
- counter-memorial
- counter-offer
- counter-petition
- counter-plea
- counter-proposal
- counter-question
- counter street crime
- counter-security
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7 receive
отримувати; приймати, переховувати ( явно вкрадене майно або злочинця); давати агреман; зазнавати ( покарання)receive a share in estate upon his death — = receive a share in estate upon her death отримувати частку майна після смерті
- receive a cryptogramreceive a share in estate upon her death — = receive a share in estate upon his death
- receive a cryptograph
- receive a law degree
- receive a life sentence
- receive a merit pension
- receive a pardon
- receive a prison sentence
- receive a prison term
- receive a secret code name
- receive a sentence
- receive a service of process
- receive a special pension
- receive a term of imprisonment
- receive a tip
- receive a tip from an informer
- receive a two-thirds majority
- receive a verdict
- receive a wound
- receive an encrypted message
- receive an offender
- receive an offer
- receive an official reply
- receive at trial
- receive authority
- receive evidence
- receive fealty
- receive fees
- receive gifts
- receive guarantee
- receive in evidence
- receive in livery
- receive information
- receive into prison
- receive legal education
- receive oath
- receive one's just deserts
- receive one's law degree
- receive petition
- receive provocation
- receive punishment
- receive revisions
- receive sentence
- receive stolen goods
- receive telephone threats
- receive testimony
- receive the death penalty
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8 firm
1) фірма, компанія, товариство; розм. фірмова назва, фірмове найменування2) твердий, надійний•- firm name
- firm offer
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