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1 vacate a seat
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2 vacate
скасовувати; звільняти ( приміщення); залишати (роботу, пост)- vacate a process
- vacate a seat
- vacate a sentence
- vacate a warrant
- vacate a writ
- vacate judgement
- vacate judgment
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3 seat
I n1. місцезнаходження, місце перебування- seat of government резиденція/ місцезнаходження уряду- seat of one's residence країна перебування- allocation of seats within (a committee) розподіл місць (в комітеті тощо)- to have a seat on the board of directors бути членом правління- to have a seat in Parliament бути членом Парламенту- to hold a seat (in Parliament etc.) зберегти місце в (Парламенті тощо)- to lose one's seat (in Parliament) зазнати поразки (на виборах)- to take one's seat (in Parliament) зайняти своє місце (в Парламенті)- to vacate one's seat подати у відставку- to win a seat (in Parliament) отримати місце (в парламенті)- at the seat of the organization в штаб-квартирі організації- seat of the United Nations місцеперебування/ штаб-квартира Організації Об'єднаних НаційII v1. садити2. забезпечити місце, надавати місце, проводити кандидата (в парламент тощо)- to seat a candidate провести кандидата (в Парламент)- to seat smbd. to the left/ right of the hostess/ the host посадити когось зліва/ справа від господині/ господаря дому- to seat a delegation in the United Nations надати делегації місце в Організації Об'єднаних Націй -
4 vacate one's seat
відмовлятися від депутатського мандату, складати з себе повноваження депутата ( члена парламенту)
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