com·mon ˈlaw СЪЩ no pl ЮР
1. common law (law according to court decisions):
2. common law Brit (system of laws):
ˈcom·mon-law ПРИЛ inv ЮР
law [lɔ:, Am
esp lɑ:] СЪЩ
1. law (rule):
2. law no pl (legal system):
3. law no pl (police):
4. law (scientific principle):
- law of conservation of energy ФИЗ
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- law of conservation of matter ХИМ, ФИЗ
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- law of constant [or definite] proportions ХИМ
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- law of error propagation MATH
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5. law no pl (at university):
I. com·mon <-er, -est [or more common, most common]> [ˈkɒmən, Am ˈkɑ:-] ПРИЛ
1. common (often encountered):
2. common (normal):
3. common (widespread):
4. common inv (shared):
7. common (ordinary):
II. com·mon [ˈkɒmən, Am ˈkɑ:-] СЪЩ
law СЪЩ
law СЪЩ STATE
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- Recht ср
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It pointed out that, in terms of common-law principles, an employee owes an employer a duty of fidelity a duty to act in good faith.
en.wikipedia.org The lack of a definition, she wrote, shows the legislature meant "marriage" in the term's common-law and quotidian meaning.
en.wikipedia.org Their pronouncements on the validity of common-law criminal principles would create a fragmented and possibly incoherent legal order.
en.wikipedia.org Managerial employees, therefore, must balance the right to freedom of association with their common-law duty to act in good faith towards their employers.
en.wikipedia.org His parents lived in a common-law marriage and were not legally married.
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