Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary
I. moot [брит. muːt, америк. mut] СУЩ. a. moot court
в словаре PONS
в словаре PONS
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The reasons of this naval expedition are still a moot point as the source are silent about its exact causes.
en.wikipedia.org The call for nationalization of major industries with just compensation was a moot point, given that 80 percent of the economy was already in the government's hands by 1976.
en.wikipedia.org That unemployment increased as predicted is a moot point; the relevant factor is whether the increase is more or less than expected.
en.wikipedia.org So it's a moot point whether there's a real issue here.
www.qt.com.au The claim is made that they are not legally binding, a moot point, for why then are children warned their parents may lose tenancies?
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