"court" in inglés with examples - Collocation dictionary inglés

court sustantivo

sustantivo + court

Kolokacji: 213

tennis court • district court • basketball court • Circuit Court • bankruptcy court • trial court • volleyball court • Hampton Court • ...

court + sustantivo

Kolokacji: 221

court order • court case • court decision • court ruling • court document • court record • court battle • court proceedings • court judge • ...

court + verbo

Kolokacji: 314

court rules • court upholds • court holds • court orders • court decides • court rejects • court issues • court grants • court refuses • ...

Kolokacji: 100

Grup znaczeniowych: 40

Kolokacji: 9

Kolokacji: 20

1. court upholds = sąd stoi na straży court upholds

2. court rejects = odrzuty sądowe court rejects

3. court refuses = śmiecie sądowe court refuses

4. court begins = sąd zaczyna się court begins

5. Supreme Court declines = Upadki Sądu Najwyższego Supreme Court declines

6. court acts = czyny sądowe court acts

Court acts

7. court moves = sąd przeprowadza się court moves

8. court continues = sąd kontynuuje court continues

9. court intervenes = sąd interweniuje court intervenes

10. court enters = sąd zgłasza court enters

11. court forces = siły sądowe court forces

12. court proceeds = sąd kontynuuje court proceeds

13. court draws = sąd wyciąga court draws

14. court responds = sąd odpowiada court responds

15. court starts = sąd zaczyna court starts

16. court retains = sąd zachowuje court retains

17. court interferes = sąd miesza się court interferes

18. court keeps = sąd trzyma court keeps

19. court prosecutes = sąd wnosi oskarżenie court prosecutes

20. court answers = odpowiedzi sądowe court answers

But the court there answered an abstract question; it did not rule in a live prosecution.
The court answered all three certified questions in the negative, without costs to either party.
The lower courts answered this question in the negative, and we agree, although for different reasons.
When it counts, the police and the courts answer to his needs.
The high court had not answered that question until today, when it said the California law could not be sustained.
The court upheld the statute and answered all the questions in the affirmative.
I cannot tell you how the courts will answer these questions.
The court answered yes to both those questions.
Only the courts can answer that question in a definitive way, but I would like to make two points in this respect.
The court answered this question unanimously: "We believe that it does."