vis-a-vis
71vis major — / vis mā jər/ n [Latin, literally, greater force]: an overwhelming force; also: act of god Merriam Webster’s Dictionary of Law. Merriam Webster. 1996 …
72vis — index compulsion (coercion), efficiency, essence, faculty (ability), force (strength), impetus …
73Vis major — Vis ma|jor 〈[vıs ] f.; ; unz.〉 höhere Gewalt [<lat. vis „Macht, Gewalt“ + major, Komp. von magnus „groß, hoch“] * * * Vis ma|jor, die; [lat.] (Rechtsspr.): höhere Gewalt ↑ (Gewalt 3). * * * Vis ma|jor …
74vis-a-vis — vis a vis, vis à vis [viza viː] Adv; veraltend ≈ gegenüber …
75vis-à-vis — vis a vis, vis à vis [viza viː] Adv; veraltend ≈ gegenüber …
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77vis-à-vis — [ˌvi:z a: ˈvi:, ˌvi:z ə ] prep [Date: 1700 1800; : French; Origin: face to face ; VISAGE] formal in relation to or in comparison with something or someone ▪ the bargaining position of the UK vis à vis the rest of Europe …
78vis-à-vis — [ ,vizə vi ] preposition FORMAL compared to or relating to someone or something: Our students scores are quite good vis à vis the national averages …
79vis lygu — ×vis lygu adv. NdŽ, KŽ; M, Rtr žr. visa lygu: Didžiulė kuknia – kap pirkia vis lygu Pls. Tai vis lygu reikia mirkyt Rod. Vis lygu tu iš mano rankų neišsisuksi Nč. ^ Girtas tai vis lygu kap durnas Arm …
80vis-à-vis — (also printed without the accent) is pronounced vee zah vee and is now mostly used as a preposition meaning ‘in relation to’: • The state has a duty to protect its citizens from external enemies, and this can best be achieved by maximizing its… …
