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court

/kɔːrt/

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noun

/kɔːrt/A2formallegal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее место, где рассматриваются и решаются судебные дела, или площадку для игры в определённые виды спорта, такие как теннис или баскетбол.

A noun referring to a place where legal cases are heard and judged, or an area used for playing certain sports such as tennis or basketball.

  1. Legal institutionB1formal

    A place where legal cases are heard and judged.

    ruСуд

    • The case will be heard in court next week.
    • The judge entered the court and everyone stood up.
    • She was ordered to pay a fine by the court.

    Synonymsforumjudicatorytribunal

  2. Sports areaA2formal

    An area where certain sports are played, such as tennis, basketball, or squash.

    ruСпортивная площадка

    • They played tennis on the outdoor court.
    • The basketball court was crowded with players.
    • He practiced his serve on the squash court.
  3. Royal residenceB1formal

    The official home of a king, queen, or other royal person.

    ruКоролевский двор

    • The king held a banquet at the royal court.
    • Visitors toured the magnificent court of the palace.
    • The queen's court was filled with nobles and advisors.

    Synonymspalace

  4. CourtyardB2formal

    An open area surrounded by buildings or walls.

    ruДвор

    • The hotel has a beautiful inner court with a fountain.
    • Children played in the court behind the school.
    • The court was shaded by tall trees.

    Synonymsatriumclosecourtyardquadquadrangleyard

Forms
  • courts plural form
  • courts' possessive plural form
  • court's possessive singular form
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verb

/kɔːrt/B2formal
  • ruГлагол, используемый для обозначения действия, направленного на завоевание чьей-либо привязанности или расположения, или попытки получить что-либо.

A verb used to indicate the act of trying to win someone's affection or favor, or to attempt to obtain something.

  1. Try to win affectionB2formal

    To try to win the love or favor of someone, often with the intention of marriage.

    ruУхаживать

    • He courted her for two years before proposing.
    • In the 19th century, young men would court women with flowers and letters.
    • She was courted by several suitors during the season.

    Synonymschasedatepursueromancesparkwoo

  2. Seek or try to obtainB2formal

    To try to obtain something desirable, such as support, favor, or publicity.

    ruДобиваться

    • The politician courted the votes of young people.
    • The company courted investors with a promising business plan.
    • She courted controversy with her outspoken remarks.

    Synonymscultivatepursueseeksolicitwoo

    Antonymsavoiddeclineeschewrejectshun

  3. Risk or inviteC1formal

    To act in a way that makes something bad likely to happen.

    ruНавлекать

    • By driving so fast, he was courting disaster.
    • They courted danger by hiking in the storm.
    • Ignoring the warning signs is courting failure.

    Synonymsattractincurinviteprovokerisktempt

Forms
  • courted past participle
  • courted past simple
  • courting present participle
  • courts third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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