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1 serve on a jury
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служити; служити в армії; обслуговувати; відбувати (покарання, ув'язнення); вручати ( судовий документ); викликати (повісткою); виконувати постанову суду; визнавати спадкоємцем в судовому порядку; задовольняти, бути придатним- serve a life sentence
- serve a notice
- serve a part of the sentence
- serve a pleading
- serve a previous sentence
- serve a process
- serve a sentence
- serve a subpoena
- serve a term
- serve a term of imprisonment
- serve a third of the sentence
- serve a warrant
- serve a writ
- serve a writ
- serve an appeal
- serve an attachment
- serve an execution
- serve as a chief witness
- serve as a main witness
- serve as a judge
- serve as a witness
- serve as one's own counsel
- serve by publication
- serve in a jail
- serve in a penitentiary
- serve in a prison
- serve in the army
- serve on a jury
- serve on a person
- serve on the court
- serve out
- serve out a conviction
- serve out the remaining time
- serve parole
- serve probation
- serve public interest
- serve summons
- serve the cause of justice
- serve time
- serve time in prison
- serve upon each of the parties
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1. n1) юр. присяжні (засідателі); склад присяжних; суд присяжнихto hang the jury — амер. перешкодити суду присяжних ухвалити вердикт
2) журі для присудження нагород (призів тощо)3) спорт. суддівська колегія2. adj мор.тимчасовий, аварійний (про кермо, щоглу)* * *I n1) юp. присяжні ( засідателі); суд присяжних2) журі з присудження нагород, призів; cпopт. суддівська колегіяII vсудити, бути членом журіIII a; мор.тимчасовий, аварійний (про кермо, щоглу) -
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член (організації тощо), депутат; учасник; партнер; представник; орган ( частина тіла); робочий органmember of voluntary public order squad — = member of volunteer public order squad народний дружинник
- member-countrymember of volunteer public order squad — = member of voluntary public order squad
- member-elect
- member of alliance
- member of board
- member of Congress
- member of criminal gang
- member of executive body
- member of grand jury
- member of judicial body
- member of jury
- member of legislative body
- member of legislature
- member of opposition party
- member of organized crime gang
- member of Parliament
- member of parliament
- member of petty jury
- member of the bar
- member of the bench
- member of the body
- member state
- member to serve in Parliament
- member to serve in parliament
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