English to Latvian Meaning of revoke - atsaukt

Revoke :

atsaukt

verb

anulēt, atsaukt, iznīcināt, atcelt, maiņa, mainīt, pagrieziens, atlikt malā, izslēgt, šķērsot off, noraidīt, apgāzt, šķirstīt, apgāzties, gāzties

Revoke :: atsauktRevoked :: atsauktaRevokes :: atsaucRevoking :: anulēšanu

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Definitions of revoke in English

Noun(1) the mistake of not following suit when able to do so
Verb(1) fail to follow suit when able and required to do so(2) cancel officially

Examples of revoke in English

(1) If they are a British citizen we would have to accept that as the price for having a high standard of proof, but if they are a visitor - with a revocable claim to be here - we should be able to revoke that claim.(2) There is also a warning that tax authorities will not be able to revoke already signed deals.(3) This in turn gave the Catholic monarchs an excuse to revoke their promises.(4) His Honour further concluded that Herstatt's bankruptcy did not revoke Chase's mandate to receive funds on its behalf.(5) The challenge there was to a refusal to exercise a discretion to revoke the deportation order, which decision is premised on the validity of the deportation order.(6) Since cards are added to one's hand during the course of the game, it is possible that a player may revoke by either playing a trump card to take a trick, when one's hand had a legal play, or play an off suit when a legal card was in one's hand.(7) Stores given permission to sell fireworks all year will need a licence which local authorities will be able to refuse and revoke if necessary.(8) A revoke counts the same as at Short Whist, but the exposed hand cannot revoke .(9) I said nothing, just nodded my head before I said anything to go back on or revoke my promise, so carefully and so brashly made.(10) The orders were revoked and he was re-sentenced for both offences, receiving three months for the assault and a month for the theft.(11) A report from the Department of Statistics of the Embassy of the United States in Bolivia reveals that seven of the nine prefects (governors) of the Andean country will lose the revocatory referendum to be realised the next 10 of August.(12) In both Alan's and Andrew's case there is the problem of the measure of damages if O revokes before A's completion.(13) He claimed that some of the machines stopped recording votes in favour of revoking the president's mandate once a certain ceiling had been reached.(14) The judge rightly concluded that the patent was invalid and ordered its revocation .(15) The Conservative government was revoking more and more of the workers' rights, and each day they imposed another deregulation on the checks and balances of the economy, which were meant to defend the working class from exploitation.(16) But awards themselves are just gestures, and revocations are the best countergesture that can now be made.

(1) revocation ::

atsaukšana

Synonyms

Verb

1. cancel ::

atcelt

2. repeal ::

atcelšana

3. rescind ::

anulēt

4. reverse ::

mainīt

5. annul ::

anulēt

6. nullify ::

anulēt

7. void ::

tukšums

8. invalidate ::

padarīt nederīgu

9. countermand ::

pavēles atsaukums

10. retract ::

ievilkt

11. withdraw ::

atsaukt

12. overrule ::

noraidīt

13. override ::

ignorēšana

14. vacate ::

atbrīvot

15. abrogate ::

atcelt

Noun

16. renege ::

jāatsauc

Antonyms

1. continue ::

Turpināt

2. keep ::

glabāt

Different Forms

revoke, revoked, revokes, revoking

Word Example from TV Shows

your right to REVOKE, I exercised my right to extend,

The Big Bang Theory Season 11, Episode 14

I don't imagine they REVOKE your nobility for killing a whore.

Game of Thrones Season 5, Episode 1

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