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Courts
sądy

Assize Courts [əˈsaɪzˌkɔ:ts, Am -kɔ:rts], Assizes [əˈsaɪzɪz] N

Assize Courts pl Brit LAW, HISTORY:

Assize Courts
sąd m sesyjny [lub wyjazdowy]

I. court [kɔ:t, Am kɔ:rt] N

1. court LAW:

court [of law]
sąd m
to appear in court
stawić się przed sądem
to go to court case
trafiać [perf trafić] do sądu
to take sb to court
pozywać [perf pozwać] kogoś do sądu
court action
postępowanie nt sądowe
in open court
na jawnej rozprawie
to reach an out-of-court settlement
osiągnąć ugodę pozasądową
Court of Appeal [or Appeal Court]
Sąd Apelacyjny
court of first instance
sąd pierwszej instancji
Court of Protection Brit
wydział Sądu Najwyższego zajmujący się sprawami osób umysłowo chorych
High Court [of Justice] Brit
Wysoki Trybunał m Pierwszej Instancji
International Court of Justice
Międzynarodowy Trybunał Sprawiedliwości
Supreme Court [of Judicature] Brit
Najwyższy Trybunał Orzecznictwa
Court of Session
Najwyższy Sąd Cywilny (w Szkocji)

2. court SPORTS:

court (for tennis)
kort m
court (for badminton, squash)
boisko nt

3. court HISTORY:

court
dwór m

4. court (in names):

Court
(używane w nazwach domów i zaułków)

5. court → courtyard

Phrases:

to hold court
przyciągać tłumy
to laugh sb out of the court
wyśmiać kogoś
out of court
polubownie

II. court [kɔ:t, Am kɔ:rt] VB trans

1. court (woo):

to court sb
zalecać się do kogoś

2. court (cultivate):

to court sb
zabiegać o czyjeś względy

3. court (try to attract):

to court sth
zabiegać o coś
to court publicity
szukać rozgłosu

4. court (invite):

to court sth
narażać się na coś

courtyard N

courtyard
dziedziniec m

arbitration court N LAW

arbitration court
sąd m arbitrażowy

bankruptcy court N LAW

bankruptcy court
sąd m upadłościowy

Chancery Court N LAW

Chancery Court
sąd m kanclerski

Commercial Court N Brit

Commercial Court
sąd m handlowy

county court N LAW

1. county court Brit:

county court
sąd m hrabstwa
County Court Rules
przepisy mpl sądu hrabstwa

2. county court AM:

county court
≈ sąd m okręgowy

I. court-martial <courts martial> N

court-martial
sąd m wojskowy

II. court-martial <-ll- [or AM -l-]> VB trans

court-martial
oddawać [perf oddać] pod sąd wojskowy

federal court ADJ LAW

federal court
sąd m federalny

High Court N Brit

High Court
Sąd m Najwyższy (zajmujący się powództwem cywilnym)

juvenile court N

juvenile court
sąd m dla nieletnich

kangaroo court, kangaroo trial N LAW

kangaroo court
parodia f sądu

magistrates' court N Brit LAW

magistrates' court
sąd m pokoju

open court N LAW

in open court
przy drzwiach otwartych
OpenDict entry

court N

crown court LAW
sąd koronny
Present
Icourt
youcourt
he/she/itcourts
wecourt
youcourt
theycourt
Past
Icourted
youcourted
he/she/itcourted
wecourted
youcourted
theycourted
Present Perfect
Ihavecourted
youhavecourted
he/she/ithascourted
wehavecourted
youhavecourted
theyhavecourted
Past Perfect
Ihadcourted
youhadcourted
he/she/ithadcourted
wehadcourted
youhadcourted
theyhadcourted
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Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to have recourse to the courts LAW
mieć regres w stosunku do sądu
to challenge sb's decision in the courts
odwoływać [perf odwołać] się od czyjejś decyzji w sądzie

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

The courts tend to frown on that sort of stuff.
www.thebarrieexaminer.com
The Crown Prosecution Service decided not to bring criminal charges against anyone or pursue unbroadcast footage through the courts.
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Such arguments emphasise that, because the civil courts award compensation commensurate with the damage done, they apply the appropriate level of deterrence.
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The wearing of wigs in the civil and family courts has been completely abolished.
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However, a number of lawsuits that resulted from the collapse were unsuccessful, as courts were unable to determine who was liable.
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