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bush lawyer

/ˈbʊʃ ˌlɔɪ.ər/

الترجمة: مصطلح غير رسمي أسترالي ونيوزيلندي يُطلق على من يجادل بإصرار في التفاصيل التافهة، وغالبًا ما يستخدم المصطلحات القانونية دون أن يكون حاصلًا على تأهيل قانوني رسمي؛ أي الشخص المتعالم أو المحامي الهاوي.

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/ˈbʊʃ ˌlɔɪ.ər/C1informalaustralian
  • arمصطلح غير رسمي أسترالي ونيوزيلندي يُطلق على من يجادل بإصرار في التفاصيل التافهة، وغالبًا ما يستخدم المصطلحات القانونية دون أن يكون حاصلًا على تأهيل قانوني رسمي؛ أي الشخص المتعالم أو المحامي الهاوي.

An Australian and New Zealand informal term for a person who argues persistently about minor points, often using legal-sounding language without formal legal training; someone who is a know-it-all or amateur legal expert.

  1. A thorny climbing plantC1informalaustralian

    A common name for several species of climbing plants in New Zealand, especially from the genus Rubus, known for their sharp thorns that catch onto clothing.

    arنبات متسلق شوكي

    • We had to carefully navigate through the bush lawyer on the trail.
    • His shirt got caught on a bush lawyer vine.
    • The bush lawyer's thorns are incredibly sharp.
  2. A person who argues about minor pointsC2informalaustralian

    A colloquial term for someone who is argumentative or overly fond of legalistic or technical details, often in a petty way.

    arمُتَحَذْلِق قانوني

    • Don't be such a bush lawyer; you know what I meant.
    • He's a bit of a bush lawyer, always finding loopholes in the rules.
    • The committee meeting was derailed by a bush lawyer who debated every word.