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1) ( legal notice) [gerichtliche] Verfügung;\writ of execution Vollstreckungsbefehl m;\writ of habeas corpus gerichtliche Anordnung eines Haftprüfungstermins;a \writ of summons eine [schriftliche] Vorladung;libel \writ Anzeige f wegen übler Nachrede;to issue a \writ against sb jdn vorladen;to serve a \writ [for sth] on sb jdm [wegen einer S. gen] eine Ladung zustellen, jdn vorladen\writ of law Gesetzgebungshoheit fPHRASES:her distress was \writ large in her face ihr Ärger stand ihr deutlich ins Gesicht geschrieben;( exaggerated)Hollywood is often said to be American society \writ large man sagt oft, Hollywood sei amerikanische Gesellschaft in Reinkultur -
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I noun(Law) Verfügung, dieII* * *writ1[rɪt]n1. (legal notice) [gerichtliche] Verfügung\writ of execution Vollstreckungsbefehl m\writ of habeas corpus gerichtliche Anordnung eines Haftprüfungsterminsa \writ of summons eine [schriftliche] Vorladunglibel \writ Anzeige f wegen übler Nachredeto issue a \writ against sb jdn vorladento move a \writ eine Nachwahl beantragen\writ of law Gesetzgebungshoheit fwrit2[rɪt]her distress was \writ large in her face ihr Ärger stand ihr deutlich ins Gesicht geschrieben; (exaggerated)Hollywood is often said to be American society \writ large man sagt oft, Hollywood sei amerikanische Gesellschaft in Reinkultur* * *[rɪt]nwrit of attachment — Haft- or Verhaftungsbefehl m
to issue a writ against sb — jdn vorladen ( for wegen)
2)the Holy Writ (old, form) — die Heilige Schrift
* * *writ1 [rıt] s1. JURa) königlicher oder behördlicher Erlassb) gerichtlicher Befehl, Verfügung fwrit of prohibition Anweisung einer höheren Instanz an eine niedere Instanz, ein anhängiges Verfahren einzustellen;take out a writ against sb, serve a writ on sb jemanden (vor)laden (lassen); → capias, error 3, execution 3 f, mandamus, scire facias2. JUR, HIST Br Urkunde f3. Br Wahlausschreibung f für das Parlament4. Schreiben n, Schrift f (obs außer in):* * *I noun(Law) Verfügung, dieII* * *(law) n.Schriftstück n. n.Erlass -e m. -
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nounin the execution of one's duty — in Erfüllung seiner Pflicht
* * *[-ʃən]2) (the act of executing (orders or skilled movements etc).) die Durchführung* * *ex·ecu·tion[ˌeksɪˈkju:ʃən]nthe \execution of an idea die Verwirklichung einer Ideethe \execution of a duty die Wahrnehmung einer Pflichtthe \execution of a sonata die Ausführung einer Sonate3. LAWstay of \execution Vollstreckungsaufschub m* * *["eksI'kjuːSən]n1) (= carrying out of plan, order, task etc) Durchführung f, Ausführung f; (of movement, dance) Ausführung f; (of duties) Erfüllung f, Wahrnehmung f4) (JUR of will, judgement) Vollstreckung f; (of contract) Ausfertigung f; (= signing) Unterschreiben nt* * *execution [ˌeksıˈkjuːʃn] s1. Aus-, Durchführung f:in the execution of one’s duty in Ausübung seiner Pflicht2. (Art und Weise der) Ausführung:a) MUS Vortrag m, Spiel n, Technik f3. JURa) (rechtsgültige) Ausfertigung (einer Urkunde)b) Ausstellung f (einer Vollmacht)c) (rechtsgültige) Errichtung (eines Testaments)d) Vollziehung f, -streckung f (eines Urteils)e) Hinrichtung f:place of execution Richtplatz mf) Zwangsvollstreckung f, Pfändung f:levy execution against a company die Zwangsvollstreckung in das Vermögen einer Gesellschaft betreiben;sale under execution Zwangsversteigerung f;take in execution etwas pfänden;writ of execution Vollstreckungsbefehl m5. IT Ablauf m (eines Programms etc)* * *noun* * *(capital punishment) n.Hinrichtung f. n.Ausführen n.Ausführung f.Unterzeichnung f.
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