barratry
/ˈbær.ə.tri/Перевод: Существительное, обозначающее различные юридические или церковные правонарушения, включая покупку или продажу церковных должностей, судебный подкуп, мошеннические действия капитана судна или постоянное подстрекательство к судебным искам.
noun
/ˈbær.ə.tri/Существительное, обозначающее различные юридические или церковные правонарушения, включая покупку или продажу церковных должностей, судебный подкуп, мошеннические действия капитана судна или постоянное подстрекательство к судебным искам.
Sustantivo que designa diversas faltas legales o eclesiásticas, como la compra o venta de cargos eclesiásticos, el soborno judicial, las acciones fraudulentas del capitán de un buque o la incitación persistente a litigios.
Nom désignant diverses infractions juridiques ou ecclésiastiques, notamment l'achat ou la vente de charges ecclésiastiques (simonie), la corruption de juges, les actes frauduleux commis par le capitaine d'un navire au détriment de l'armateur ou des assureurs, ou l'incitation répétée à des procès vexatoires.
Substantiv, das verschiedene rechtliche oder kirchliche Vergehen bezeichnet, darunter Ämterkauf (Simonie), Bestechung von Richtern, betrügerisches Handeln eines Schiffskapitäns oder das gewohnheitsmäßige Anstiften zu Prozessen.
Substantivo jurídico que designa diversos delitos, como a compra ou venda de cargos eclesiásticos (simonia), a corrupção de juízes ou jurados, a fraude ou má conduta do capitão de uma embarcação contra armadores ou carregadores, e o hábito de instigar litígios de forma abusiva.
指各种法律或宗教上的不法行为,包括买卖圣职(西摩尼)、贿赂法官、船长欺诈行为,以及包揽诉讼(不断挑起诉讼)。
اسم يشير إلى جرائم أو مخالفات قانونية أو كنسية متعددة، منها بيع المناصب الكنسية وشراؤها، والرشوة في القضاء، وأفعال الغش التي يرتكبها قبطان السفينة، والتحريض المستمر على التقاضي.
A noun referring to various legal or ecclesiastical offenses, including the buying or selling of church positions, judicial bribery, fraudulent misconduct by a ship's master, or the persistent incitement of lawsuits.
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Traffic in ecclesiastical officesC2formal
The buying or selling of positions or preferments within a church or religious institution.
Торговля церковными должностями
Simonía
Trafic de charges ecclésiastiques
Ämterkauf in der Kirche
Tráfico de cargos eclesiásticos
买卖圣职
الاتجار بالمناصب الكنسية
- The bishop was accused of barratry for selling church positions to wealthy donors.
- Historical records show that barratry was a common abuse in medieval monasteries.
- The council condemned the practice of barratry as a corruption of spiritual authority.
Синонимыsimony
Judicial briberyC2formallegal
The crime of a judge who makes a judgment influenced by bribery or other corrupt inducements.
Взяточничество в суде
Soborno judicial
Prévarication judiciaire
Richterbestechung
Corrupção judicial
法官受贿
الرشوة في القضاء
- The judge was removed from the bench after being found guilty of barratry.
- Barratry in the judiciary undermines public trust in the legal system.
- The investigation uncovered a network of barratry involving several magistrates.
Maritime fraudC2formallegal
A fraudulent breach of duty by the master or crew of a ship that harms the owner or cargo, including acts like stealing, sinking, or deserting the vessel.
Морское мошенничество
Baratería marítima
Baraterie
Seeräuberei durch Besatzung
Barratria marítima
海事欺诈
الاحتيال البحري
- The captain was charged with barratry after deliberately sinking the ship for insurance money.
- Maritime law defines barratry as any willful act of misconduct by the crew against the shipowner's interests.
- The cargo was lost due to barratry when the crew abandoned the vessel in open waters.
Vexatious litigationC2formallegal
The offense of persistently and maliciously inciting lawsuits or quarrels, often for harassment or personal gain.
Судебное крючкотворство
Litigación vejatoria
Barratrie (procédure abusive)
Rechtsmissbrauch durch Querulanz
Litigância vexatória
滥诉
الترافع الكيدي
- The lawyer was disbarred for engaging in barratry by filing frivolous lawsuits.
- Barratry laws aim to prevent individuals from abusing the court system for harassment.
- He was convicted of barratry after repeatedly suing his neighbors over trivial disputes.
- barratries plural form
- barratries' possessive plural form
- barratry's possessive singular form