Найдите антоним к следующему слову: to lose
nbsp;(*ответ*) to gain

Найдите антоним к следующему слову: to lose
nbsp;(*ответ*) to gain
nbsp;to rise
nbsp;to fall
nbsp;to receive
Найдите антоним к последующему слову: to realise
nbsp;(*ответ*) to misunderstand
nbsp;to afford
nbsp;to get
nbsp;to receive
Найдите слова, написанные согласно стилю южноамериканского британского:
nbsp;(*ответ*) theater
nbsp;analyse
nbsp;favour
nbsp;theatre
Найдите слова, написанные сообразно стилю южноамериканского английского:
nbsp;(*ответ*) center
nbsp;axe
nbsp;dialogue
nbsp;centre
Найдите слова, написанные согласно стилю южноамериканского британского:
nbsp;(*ответ*) program
nbsp;speciality
nbsp;programme
nbsp;programm
Найдите слова, написанные согласно стилю южноамериканского британского:
nbsp;(*ответ*) check
nbsp;travelling
nbsp;licence
nbsp;cheque
Найдите слова, написанные сообразно стилю южноамериканского английского:
nbsp;(*ответ*) dialog
nbsp;through
nbsp;offense
nbsp;catalogue
quot;Promisequot; is:
nbsp;(*ответ*) a mere perol engagement with no commitments
nbsp;a contract of agency
nbsp;some consideration
nbsp;some corresponding duty on the part of the person to whom it is мейд
quot;Qasiquot; contracts should be distinguished from true contracts, since they are not real contracts. quot;Sincequot; here means:
nbsp;(*ответ*) because
nbsp;provided
nbsp;in case
nbsp;on condition
quot;Unenforcablequot; means:
nbsp;(*ответ*) not capable of being proved in a court of justice, but valid.
nbsp;binding upon one party only.
nbsp;withdrawn because of the failure of consideration.
nbsp;invalid.
quot;Voidquot; means:
nbsp;(*ответ*) having no legal effect.
nbsp;once performed.
nbsp;destitute of consideration.
nbsp;containing something contrary to public policy.
A bilateral offer calls for a promise on the offeree s part, since the offerer would wish to know whether the offeree intends to accept the offer. Here quot;sincequot; means:
nbsp;(*ответ*) because
nbsp;in case
nbsp;provided
nbsp;from the moment that
A contract that based on intentional perversion of the truth and prejudices the rights of another is...
nbsp;(*ответ*) fraudulent
nbsp;committing
nbsp;defrauded
nbsp;innocent
a person who has promised to do something actually does it depends on... he is bound by a moral obligation.
nbsp;(*ответ*) whether; whether
nbsp;-; whether
nbsp;that; whether
nbsp;whether; unless
A person who is employed to do anything in the place of another is...
nbsp;(*ответ*) an agent
nbsp;a solicitor
nbsp;an atterney
nbsp;the principal
A person who makes an offer is called....
nbsp;(*ответ*) an offerer
nbsp;an acceptee
nbsp;an acceptor
nbsp;an offeree
A right is capable of being assigned... a contract.
nbsp;(*ответ*) under
nbsp;until
nbsp;over
nbsp;alongside
A simple contract is often called....
nbsp;(*ответ*) a quot;parolquot; contract
nbsp;a quot;sealedquot; contract
nbsp;a quot;specialityquot; contract
nbsp;a deed
According to the law of contracts... that an agreement is not binding if it is not in writing.
nbsp;(*ответ*) it is a misconception
nbsp;there being a misconception
nbsp;is a misconception
nbsp;a misconception
An agency of necessity can not come into existence unless there is some existing relationship of agency, out of which necessity to exceed the authority arises. Replace quot;unless there is somequot; without changing the meaning:
nbsp;(*ответ*) if there is no
nbsp;except if there is no
nbsp;once there is some
nbsp;provide if there is some
An agreement is not a contract... of being мейд certain.
nbsp;(*ответ*) unless its terms are certain or capable
nbsp;if its terms will be certain or capable
nbsp;unless its terms will not be certain or capable
nbsp;unless its terms are not certain or capable
An offer, so long as it is unrevoked, may be accepted within the time designated in the offer. Replace quot;unrevokedquot; by the right synonym:
nbsp;(*ответ*) not withdrawn
nbsp;executed
nbsp;not reinforced
nbsp;unenforcable
An offerer can sometimes revoke an offer if he wishes to. Replace quot;revokequot; by the right synonym:
nbsp;(*ответ*) withdraw
nbsp;invoke
nbsp;recall
nbsp;draw back