umpire
51Umpire — Um|pi|re 〈[ʌ̣mpaıə(r)] m.; Gen.: , Pl.: s; Sport〉 Schiedsrichter, Unparteiischer [Etym.: zu engl. nompere »nicht gleich« <altfrz. <lat. non »nicht« + par »gleich«] …
52umpire — um|pire [ ʌm,paır ] noun count 1. ) someone whose job is to make sure that players obey the rules in some sports, for example tennis and baseball. Someone who does this in other games, such as football and basketball, is called a referee. 2. )… …
53umpire — 1. в традиционных арбитражах в сфере биржевого оборота и морского права этим термином обозначается суперарбитр, избираемый двумя назначенными сторонами арбитрами для вынесения арбитражного решения, если эти два арбитра не смогли прийти к согласию …
54umpire — um·pire || ÊŒmpaɪə(r) n. referee, one appointed to enforce the rules of a game; judge, mediator v. enforce the rules of a game, act as a referee; judge, mediate …
55umpire — n. Arbitrator, arbiter, referee, judge …
56umpire — See arbitration …
57umpire — n 1. referee, Inf. ref, Inf. ump, linesman; moderator, arbiter, arbitress, Chiefly Scot. overman, judge, determiner, decider, adjudicator; arbitrator, negotiator, bargainer, reconciler, peacemaker, Obs. ar bitrer; go between, intermediary,… …
58umpire — um·pire …
59umpire — noun Syn: referee, judge, line judge, linesman, touch judge, adjudicator, arbitrator, moderator; informal ref …
60umpire — Uao …