گزارش خطا در معنی کلمه 'law'

1 عمومی:: حق‌

2 عمومی:: قاعده‌

3 عمومی:: حقوق‌

4 عمومی:: قانون‌ مدنی‌

5 عمومی:: داتا

6 عمومی:: قانون‌

7 عمومی:: قانون

8 عمومی:: بربست‌

1 general:: In addition to the idioms beginning with LAW, Also see ABOVE SUSPICION (THE LAW); LAY DOWN THE LAW; LETTER OF THE LAW; LONG ARM OF THE LAW; MURPHY'S LAW; POSSESSION IS NINE POINTS OF THE LAW; TAKE THE LAW INTO ONE'S HANDS; UNWRITTEN LAW.

2 general:: noun rules: The law is there to protect you. noun police: He was arrested by the law.

3 general:: law verbs obey the law • Citizens have a duty to obey the law. break the law (= do something illegal ) • Is the company breaking the law? pass a law • New Jersey passed a law requiring helmets for scooter riders. become law (= officially be made a law ) • For a bill to become law, it must be approved by both Houses of Parliament. make laws • Part of the function of Parliament is to make laws. introduce a law • In 1989, a new law was introduced to protect the Polish language. enforce a law (= make people obey a law ) • It is the job of the police to enforce the law. flout a law (= deliberately disobey a law ) • Employers who flout the law should be properly punished. repeal a law (= officially end a law ) • Many people want the law to be repealed. a law prohibits something (= says that it is not allowed ) • The law prohibits possession of these animals. phrases something is against the law (= it is illegal ) • The children knew that shoplifting was against the law. stay/act within the law (= not do illegal things ) • The security forces must act within the law. ADJECTIVES/NOUN + law strict/tough • the country’s strict anti-tobacco laws tax/copyright/divorce etc law(s) • an accountant who knows about tax law criminal law (= laws concerning crimes ) • Criminal law contains definitions of such crimes as murder, rape, and robbery. civil law (= laws concerning disagreements between people, rather than crimes ) • The punishment for breaking civil law is usually a fine. international law (= laws that all countries agree to obey ) • Under international law, the countries must respect the treaty. English/German etc law • This is not an offence under English law. federal law (= the law of the US, not a particular state ) • Under federal law, it is illegal to discriminate against employees because of race or sex. state law (= the law in a US state ) • Under state law it was illegal for any public official to receive gifts worth more than $100. common law (= laws that have come from customs and the decisions of judges ) • In common law, if a house is rented out, it is expected that the house is safe to live in. case law (= law based on previous court cases ) • There is little case law covering this issue.

4 general::   noun official rule/rules ADJ. administrative, case, civil, common, constitutional, contract, criminal, international, statute, etc. (see also martial law) VERB + LAW become Parliament voted for the bill to become law. | enforce, uphold It's the job of the police to enforce the law. | obey, observe | break, flout, violate | adopt, enact, pass | annul, repeal | interpret Judges interpret this law in different ways. LAW + VERB allow sth, forbid sth, prohibit sth The law forbids gambling of any kind. | permit sth | require sth The wearing of a crash helmet is required by law. | govern sth the law governing school attendance LAW + NOUN court | enforcement PREP. above the ~ No one is above the law. | against the ~ What you did was clearly against the law. | by ~ By law, you are obliged to install smoke alarms in the factory. | within the ~ The company is operating entirely within the law. | ~ against a local law against keeping horses | ~ concerning the law concerning industrial action ballots | ~ on A law on hunting will cause a lot of disagreements. | ~ relating to the law relating to the sale of goods PHRASES as the law stands As the law stands, you can get married while still too young to have a driving licence. | law and order Martial law was imposed to prevent the breakdown of law and order. | the letter of the law In spite of the difficulties it would cause her family, the judge stuck to the letter of the law and jailed her. | take the law into your own hands When police failed to arrest the suspect, local people took the law into their own hands and beat him up. subject of study/profession VERB + LAW practise LAW + NOUN firmSUBJECT (for more verbs and nouns)