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contract

/ˈkɒn.trækt/

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noun

/ˈkɒn.trækt/B1formallegal
  • ruЮридически обязывающее письменное или устное соглашение между двумя или более сторонами, имеющее законную силу.

A legally binding written or spoken agreement between two or more parties that is enforceable by law.

  1. Legal agreementB1formallegal

    A written or spoken agreement that is enforceable by law, specifying the terms and conditions between parties.

    ruДоговор

    • They signed a contract for the sale of the house.
    • The contract clearly states the payment terms.
    • Both parties must agree to the contract before it is valid.

    Synonymsagreementbargaincompactcovenantdealengagementpactsettlementtreatyunderstanding

  2. Employment agreementB1formalbusiness

    A formal agreement between an employer and an employee outlining job duties, salary, and conditions.

    ruТрудовой договор

    • She received a one-year contract with the company.
    • His contract includes health benefits and vacation time.
    • The employee terminated the contract after six months.

    Synonymsemployment agreementemployment contract

  3. Informal agreementB2informal

    An informal or unwritten agreement between people.

    ruНеформальное соглашение

    • We had a verbal contract to share the profits equally.
    • They made a contract to help each other with the project.
    • It was just a handshake contract, but they both kept their word.

    Synonymsaccordarrangementdealpactunderstanding

Forms
  • contracts plural form
  • contracts' possessive plural form
  • contract's possessive singular form
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verb

/ˈkɒn.trækt/B2formal
  • ruГлагол, используемый для обозначения действия по вступлению в формальное и юридически обязывающее соглашение, или для обозначения уменьшения или сужения.

A verb used to indicate the act of entering into a formal and legally binding agreement, or to become smaller or narrower.

  1. Become smaller or tighterB2formal

    To become smaller in size, length, or volume; to draw together.

    ruСжиматься

    • Metal contracts when it cools down.
    • The muscles contract during exercise.
    • The universe is thought to be expanding, not contracting.

    Synonymscompresscondenseconstrictdecreasediminishdraw togethernarrowreduceshrinktighten

    Antonymsexpandrelaxstretch

  2. Acquire or developB2formalmedical

    To become infected with a disease or to develop a habit or condition.

    ruЗаболеть

    • He contracted a rare virus while traveling abroad.
    • She contracted pneumonia after being exposed to the cold.
    • Many people contract the flu during winter.

    Synonymsacquirecatchdevelopgetincurpick up

  3. Enter into a legal agreementB2formallegal

    To make a formal, legally binding agreement with someone.

    ruЗаключить договор

    • The company contracted with a new supplier for raw materials.
    • They contracted to build a new office building.
    • She contracted her services to the government for two years.

    Synonymsagreearrangebargaincovenantengagepledgesettlestipulateundertake

Forms
  • contracted past participle
  • contracted past simple
  • contracting present participle
  • contracts third person singular

Phrasal variantscontract incontract out

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