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Перевод: lawyer

[существительное]
юрист ; адвокат ; юрисконсульт

Тезаурус:

1. Top lawyer Hillary's part in her husband's success was reflected on bumper stickers appearing in Washington carrying the message: "Hillary will be secretary of whatever she damn well wants."
2. The manager has to organize their companies, hire them an accountant and a lawyer (if they haven't already done that), get them VAT registered, and do a lot of simple administration like applying for passports.
3. The "charming and delightful" London lawyer grandfather who told stories, or the once stern parent who could find "no limit to his indulgence for his grandchildren;" the weekly visit to a landowning grandfather "to whom we were deeply attached;" the "lengthened visits" from "very kind" grandparents, or a grandson's "happiest days", being "thoroughly spoiled" in the countryside, are all typical Especially with upper-class families these visits were often directly linked with the handing down of their own distinctive family traditions.
4. He suspected a young lawyer, a man whose name never came to light, even in the subsequent trial.
5. Mr Browning said: "I shall now look for a lawyer to explore what the Ariadne Galleries are prepared to offer me."
6. "Why on earth did you not go and see a doctor at your college, after this alleged incident had taken place?" the lawyer demanded.
7. As a retired lawyer with more than forty years experience of criminal courts and a private pilot of more than 25 years standing I think that, like many others, you badly underestimate the intelligence of both the legal profession and the average jury.
8. "Well, I shall get a good lawyer.
9. Debbie's lawyer, John Christiansen, said she can claim half their assets, because she gave up a promising tennis career for Fred's sake.
10. They had spent three days on the reef and had photographed every habitable key from every angle, one of the bank bureaucrats taking notes on a lawyer's pad.
11. Sandford, a lawyer before becoming the youngest chief executive in local government, was upset when his name was leaked to the press, and Taylor is incensed to find himself suddenly only a contender for a job to which he was appointed by the League's president, Bill Fox, in August.
12. Cooke creates a gallery of characters, each illustrating a different faction within the black community, from the middle-aged policeman Benjamin to the buppie lawyer Dexter or the Black Panther wannabe Toby.
13. The fourth question was asked by a Scribe or lawyer.