JUS CIVILE

Meaning of JUS CIVILE in English

-səˈvī(ˌ)lē noun

Etymology: Latin

: civil law

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JUS CIVILE — /jus" si vuy"lee, -vee"-/ , Roman Law. the rules and principles of law derived from the customs and legislation of …
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JUS CIVILE — гражданское право
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JUS CIVILE — гражданское право
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JUS CIVILE — гражданское право
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JUS CIVILE — гражданское право
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JUS CIVILE — гражданское право
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JUS — сущ.; юр. 1) закон, свод законов 2) правовой принцип 3) законное право (латинское) право (на-что-л.) - * primae noctis (историческое) …
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JUS — сущ.; юр. 1) закон, свод законов 2) правовой принцип 3) законное право (латинское) право (на-что-л.) - * primae noctis (историческое) …
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JUS — I. ˈjəs noun or ius ˈyüs ( plural ju·ra ˈju̇rə ; or iu·ra ˈyu̇-) Etymology: Latin — more at just …
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JUS — /jus/ ; Lat. /yoohs/ , n. , pl. jura /joor"euh/ ; Lat. /yooh"rddah/ . Law. 1. a right. 2. law …
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JUS — n. (Law) right, privilege; law
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JUS — [ ʒu: ] ■ noun (especially in French cuisine) a thin gravy or sauce made from meat juices. Origin Fr.
Concise Oxford English vocab
JUS — jus 'law' BrE AmE dʒʌs juːs
Longman Pronunciation English Dictionary
JUS — / ʒuː; NAmE also dʒuːs/ noun [ U ] (from French ) a thin sauce, especially one made from meat …
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JUS — jus /ʒuː/ BrE AmE noun [singular, uncountable] a thin sauce for meat or fish: lamb served with a red wine …
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
JUS — Synonyms and related words : act, bill, bylaw, canon, decree, dictate, dictation, edict, enactment, form, formality, formula, formulary, institution, law, …
Moby Thesaurus English vocabulary
JUS — noun закон
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JUS — Latin: word which, in Roman law, meant the law or a right. Also spelt "ius" in some English translations. For …
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JUS — Usually refers to the natural juice from meat. See au Jus.
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JUS — n лат. ( pl jura) 1. право ( на что-л. ) jus primae noctis - ист. право первой ночи 2. …
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JUS — (лат.) право; правосудие; законодательство
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JUS — (n) право; принцип; система права
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JUS — n лат. ( pl jura) 1. право ( на что-л. ) ~ primae noctis - ист. право первой ночи 2. …
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JUS — n лат. ( pl jura) 1. право ( на что-л. ) jus primae noctis - ист. право первой ночи 2. …
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JUS — n. закон, законное право, свод законов
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JUS — n. закон, законное право, свод законов
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JUS — сущ. ; юр. 1) закон, свод законов 2) правовой принцип 3) законное право
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JUS — сущ.; юр. 1) закон, свод законов 2) правовой принцип 3) законное право
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JUS — _n. _pl. jura; _юр. 1> закон, свод законов - jus civile - jus gentium 2> законное право
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JUS — n. pl. jura; юр. 1. закон, свод законов - jus civile - jus gentium 2. законное право
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JUS — закон, свод законов законное право
Англо-Русский дополнительный словарь
JUS — лат., юр. 1) право (на что-л.) 2) правовая система 3) правовой принцип • - jus cogens - jus gentium - jus gestionis - jus imperii - jus sanguinis - jus …
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JUS — (_pl. jura) _n. _юр. 1> закон, свод законов; jus civile гражданское право; jus gentium международное право 2> законное право
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JUS. — сокр. от justice судья
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JUS NATURALE — /jus" nach'euh ray"lee, nat'yoo-/ , Roman Law. See under jus civile . Also, jus naturae /jus" nach"euh ree', nat"yoo-/ . …
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JUS GENTIUM — (Latin: law of nations), in legal theory, that law which natural reason establishes for all men, as distinguished from jus …
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ROMAN LAW — the law of ancient Rome from the time of the founding of the city in 753 BC until the fall …
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MONTHERLANT, HENRY (-MARIE-JOSEPH-MILLON) DE — born April 21, 1896, Paris, France died Sept. 21, 1972, Paris French novelist and dramatist. Born into a noble family, …
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CIVILIAN — I. sə̇ˈvilyən noun ( -s ) Etymology: Middle English, from civile civil law (from Latin, short for jus civile ) …
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STRICTUM JUS — noun or strictum ius ˌstrikəmˈjəs, -mˈyüs Etymology: Latin, strict law 1. : the law by its letter without considering equities …
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PRAETORIAN LAW — noun Etymology: translation of Latin jus praetorium Roman law : a system of equity developed by the praetors after their …
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MANCIPATION — ˌ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ˈpāshən noun ( -s ) Etymology: Latin mancipation-, mancipatio, from mancipatus + -ion-, -io -ion 1. obsolete a. : the …
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CIVIL LAW — noun Usage: sometimes capitalized C&L Etymology: Middle English lawe civile, translation of Latin jus civile 1. Roman law a. : …
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CIVILIST — ˈsivələ̇st noun ( -s ) Etymology: Medieval Latin civilista, from Latin civile civil law + -ista -ist archaic : civilian …
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BONORUM POSSESSIO — bəˈnōrəmpəˈzesē(ˌ)ō, bōˈ-, -ˈses- noun Etymology: Latin, possession of goods Roman law : the right of possession of the property of …
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BONITARIAN — ˌbänəˈterēən, -ta(a)r- adjective or bon·i·tary ˈ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ˌterē Etymology: Latin bonit as goodness (from bonus good + -itas -ity) + English -arian …
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JUS GENTIUM — /jus" jen"shee euhm/ , Roman Law. See under jus civile . [ 1540-50; ]
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CIVIL LAW — — civil-law , adj. 1. the body of laws of a state or nation regulating ordinary private matters, as distinct …
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