Search Results for: "Constitution"
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Vocabulary (20)
constitution
enA constitution is the system of fundamental principles and laws that govern a na...
constitutional
enRelating to the fundamental principles or established laws that govern a state o...
constitute
enTo be the parts that form a whole thing or group. It is used to describe what el...
rights
enRights are legal, social, or ethical principles of freedom or entitlement. They...
crime
ptAn action or omission that constitutes an offense.
masivo
esConsisting of or constituting a large mass; large-scale.
formed
enTo create or constitute something. It can also mean to be shaped or arranged int...
pose
enTo present or constitute a problem, danger, or challenge that needs to be addres...
constitucional
esRelating to or in accordance with an established constitution.
amendment
enAn amendment is a formal or official change made to a law, contract, constitutio...
substructious
enRelating to or constituting a foundation or substructure. It is used to describe...
prorogous
enDescribing something that relates to or characterized by the formal discontinuat...
جريمة
arAn action or omission that constitutes an offense that may be prosecuted by the...
संघवाद
hiFederalism refers to a political system where power is constitutionally divided...
構成する
jaTo compose, constitute; to form or make up.
teşkil etmek
trTo constitute or make up a whole
अंतर करना
hiTo constitute a difference between things; to differentiate or contrast.
体質
jaPhysical constitution.
réglementaire
frRelating to or constituting a regulation or rule.
体弱
zhweak (constitution); delicate
Phrases (6)
يُشكل جزءاً
arTo constitute a component or element of a larger whole.
संवैधानिक प्रावधान
hiSpecific rules or clauses laid out in a country's constitution.
몸이 약하다
koTo have a delicate constitution or lack physical strength.
संविधान का उल्लंघन
hiSo, `संविधान का उल्लंघन` (samvidhan ka ullanghan) is basically when someone or s...
संवैधानिक प्रावधानों का पालन करना।
hiTo follow the rules and articles laid out in the constitution.
Mít tuhý kořínek.
csTo have a strong constitution.
Grammar (20)
Constitutional & Legal Hindi: Mastering Formal Vocabulary & Passive Voice
hiformal_register
Amend vs. Emend: What's the Difference?
enconfusable-words
French Literary Past: Was & Had (Passé simple : être et avoir)
frliterary_tenses
Mastering Literary 'To Be': Using 乃, 即, and 为 in Formal Chinese
zhsentence_structure
Identifying the Verb Stem (어간)
koverbs_basics
German Conjunction 'denn': Explaining 'Why' the Easy Way
deconjunctions_connectors
Watching the Past: The Verb 'Ver' (veía)
esverbs_past
Opposite Ideas: Using 'Conversely' and 'By Contrast'
enconjunctions_connectors
French Literary Past: Running & Dying (courir, mourir)
frliterary_tenses
The Story Tense (Le passé simple)
frliterary_tenses
Advanced Hindi Pronouns: Topics and References (उसे तो, अपना, जो... वही)
hipronouns
The Literary Past: The Secret Code of French Books (Passé Simple)
frliterary_tenses
Sound Like a News Anchor: Formal Argumentation
hiformal_register
Spanish Future Subjunctive: The Formal 'What If' (Subjuntivo Futuro)
essubjunctive
According to... (-에 따르면)
koexpressions_patterns
Completely Covered: The ~Zukume (Full of) Suffix
jaexpressions_patterns
Gooses vs. Geese: What's the Difference?
enconfusable-words
Korean Days of the Week (요일)
konumbers_counters
English Future Perfect: Will Have Done (Future Perfect)
enverbs_tenses
Spanish Question Marks: The 'Spoiler Alert' (¿?)
esquestions_negation