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Перевод: disposition

[существительное]
характер ; нрав ; расположение; размещение; дислокация ; диспозиция ; возможность распорядиться; контроль ; божий промысл; продажа ; избавление; распоряжение; планы ; приготовления ; предрасположение; склонность

Тезаурус:

1. I still haven't touched the capital, but the interest enables me to live in a manner which is, er, conducive to my disposition.
2. But - and it is a big but - being of a homosexual disposition is a very different matter from indulging in sodomy.
3. The first question is whether a disposition sub modo in favour of a public or religious purpose might be subject to special protection, and might therefore be enforced directly.
4. These examples form a bridge between the classical conception of trust wording and the post-classical, for which "precatory, words became an article of faith in construing a disposition as a trust.
5. They did not demand a search for set words; they demanded instead that a disposition be scrutinized to see if it satisfied the law of trusts (the principles of benefit and intention were the minimal requirements).
6. Edmund Burke said that "people must be governed in a manner agreeable to their temper and disposition", but the British Government frequently ignores or defies our temper and disposition.
7. A few cases have already been cited in which late classical jurists used the word "precatory" as a shorthand for a trust disposition, drawing attention to the request made by the settlor.
8. Elsewhere Papinian shows that where a disposition was defective the same interpretative principles were applied whether it was a trust or a legacy.
9. Plainly they do not satisfy the formal requirements for any civil-law disposition.
10. The point applies as much to B as to C. An example may help: A has a farm, B is his heir, and C is the beneficiary of a trust of the farm; that is, B is asked to give it to C. The trust disposition makes neither B nor C owner of the farm.
11. From these answers we can see that a horse's temperament may touch on all these statements, or their opposites, and that the horse's temperament is demonstrated by its general or most consistent mood and natural disposition.
12. He's an obedient kind of fellow, and after being kicked out of the castle by his master he sets about his task with a determination unusual for someone with such a cowardly disposition.
13. The informal disposition of windows and minor elements is particularly apparent on the west facade where a large bay containing the reception rooms projects at the north end, and rose windows in the dormers of the south wing are balanced by conventional dormers on the north wing.