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I. dissent [Brit dɪˈsɛnt, Am dəˈsɛnt] СЪЩ U
1. dissent:
2. dissent РЕЛ:
- dissent
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- dissent
- dissenso м
3. dissent Am ЮР:
- dissent, also dissenting opinion
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II. dissent [Brit dɪˈsɛnt, Am dəˈsɛnt] ГЛАГ нпрх
1. dissent ЮР (disagree):
2. dissent РЕЛ:
- dissent
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в PONS речника
английски
италиански
I. dissent [dɪ·ˈsent] СЪЩ
- dissent
- dissenso м
II. dissent [dɪ·ˈsent] ГЛАГ нпрх
1. dissent (disagree with):
- dissent
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- dissentire da qc
2. dissent (reject a doctrine):
- dissent
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- dissentire da qc
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Two of the five judges dissented from the last ruling, stating that the law on solicitation was not justifiable.
en.wikipedia.org He was booked in the 55th minute for dissent.
en.wikipedia.org However, recent studies have shown that dissent serves as an important monitoring force within organizations.
en.wikipedia.org During his tenure, he maintained conservative views and often dissented if he felt court decisions were too liberal.
en.wikipedia.org Often they set up educational establishments, known in general as dissenting academies, which were intellectually and morally more rigorous than the universities.
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