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1 writ
s 1. ono što je napisano, spis, pismo 2. isprava; naredba; odluka, rješenje, raspis 3. [jur] sudbeni nalog, pismeni poziv /Holy # = Sveto pismo* * *
pisanje
pismena naredba
propis
raspis
spis -
2 Holy Writ
Biblija -
3 write
vi/t ([pret] wrote, writ [arch]; [pp] written, writ [arch]) I. [vi] 1. pisati, pismeno saopćiti 2. baviti se pisanjem, spisateljstvom II. [vt] 1. pisati, napisati (pismo); iskazati, priopćiti; ispisati 2. sastaviti, ispjevati 3. [fig] opisati, prikazati* * *
bilježiti
napisati
pisati
upisati
zabilježiti -
4 enquiry
s -] inquiry s istraživanje, istraga, ispitivanje, traženje, raspitivanje; propitkivanje; [com] upit, traženje / on # = na zahtjev, na upit; to make inquiries = raspitivati se; court of # = istražni sud; writ of # = sudski nalog da se povede istraga; to hold an official # (into) = vršiti službenu istragu (o); there is no # for these goods = ova se roba ne traži* * *
istražna radnja
istražne aktivnosti
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5 Holy
adj (holily [adv]) svet, posvećen / # writ = Biblija, Sveto pismo; the Holy One = Bog; [sl] a # terror = strašan čovjek; nesnosno dijete, sam vrag; the Holy City = Jeruzalem; the Holy Land = Sveta zemlja, Palestina, Judeja; [mar sl] # Joe = bogomoljac; Holy Thursday = Spasovo; Veliki četvrtak; Holy Saturday = Velika subota; Holy Week = Veliki tjedan; # water = sveta vodica; # orders = svećenički stalež; to take # orders = zarediti se (za svećenika); the Holy Father = papa; the Holy Office = inkvizicija* * *
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6 Holy
adj (holily [adv]) svet, posvećen / # writ = Biblija, Sveto pismo; the Holy One = Bog; [sl] a # terror = strašan čovjek; nesnosno dijete, sam vrag; the Holy City = Jeruzalem; the Holy Land = Sveta zemlja, Palestina, Judeja; [mar sl] # Joe = bogomoljac; Holy Thursday = Spasovo; Veliki četvrtak; Holy Saturday = Velika subota; Holy Week = Veliki tjedan; # water = sveta vodica; # orders = svećenički stalež; to take # orders = zarediti se (za svećenika); the Holy Father = papa; the Holy Office = inkvizicija* * *
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7 holy
adj (holily [adv]) svet, posvećen / # writ = Biblija, Sveto pismo; the Holy One = Bog; [sl] a # terror = strašan čovjek; nesnosno dijete, sam vrag; the Holy City = Jeruzalem; the Holy Land = Sveta zemlja, Palestina, Judeja; [mar sl] # Joe = bogomoljac; Holy Thursday = Spasovo; Veliki četvrtak; Holy Saturday = Velika subota; Holy Week = Veliki tjedan; # water = sveta vodica; # orders = svećenički stalež; to take # orders = zarediti se (za svećenika); the Holy Father = papa; the Holy Office = inkvizicija* * *
sveti -
8 inquiry
s istraživanje, istraga, ispitivanje, traženje, raspitivanje; propitkivanje; [com] upit, traženje / on # = na zahtjev, na upit; to make inquiries = raspitivati se; court of # = istražni sud; writ of # = sudski nalog da se povede istraga; to hold an official # (into) = vršiti službenu istragu (o); there is no # for these goods = ova se roba ne traži* * *
ispitivanje
istraga
istraživanje
oÄevid
raspitivanje
upit
uvid
zahtjev -
9 privilege
s povlastica, pogodnost, prednost; sloboština, pravo, privilegij, pravo opcije; isključivo pravo; opće pravo svih građanja (modernih ustavnih država) / breach of # = krnjenje prava; bill of # = pravo plemića, perova da im sude njima ravni; writ of # = povelja, pravo, povlastiva koja se daje pojedincu, udruženju, idr.; [US] # of lot = pravo izbiranja; it was a # to listen to him = bila je čast slušati ga* * *
pogodnost
povlastica
povlastiti
pravica
pravo
prednost
privilegijsko
privilegiju -
10 habeas corpus
s (writ of #) [jur] nalog za izvodjenje osobe pred sud
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