regularise [ˈregjələraɪz, америк. -lər-] СУЩ. брит.
regularise → regularize
regularize, regularise брит. [ˈregjələraɪz, америк. -lər-] ГЛ. перех.
1. regularize (make correct):
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- uporządkowywać [perf uporządkować]
2. regularize (make legal):
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- legalizować [perf za-]
regularize, regularise брит. [ˈregjələraɪz, америк. -lər-] ГЛ. перех.
1. regularize (make correct):
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- uporządkowywać [perf uporządkować]
2. regularize (make legal):
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- legalizować [perf za-]
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Additionally, the club was granted a period of 90 days in which to regularise the situation of all minor players concerned.
en.wikipedia.org Recruits who do enlist with declared identities may, after one year's service, regularise their situations under their true identities.
en.wikipedia.org The modern editor can only regularise and correct erroneous readings that have survived into the printed versions.
en.wikipedia.org Both companies had largely the same directors, so the merger allowed them to regularise their position.
en.wikipedia.org Inhabitants were sometimes fined for encroaching (enclosing small areas) on the common although these may actually have been payments to regularise a new practice rather than a form of punishment.
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