deem

UK
/diːm/
US
/dim/
deemverb
deemed
Präteritum
deemed
Partizip Perfekt
deeming
Gerundium
UK
/diːm/
US
/dim/
Übersetzungen
The court will deem the evidence as valid.
Суд будет рассматривать доказательства как действительные.
They deem it necessary to revise the contract.
Они полагают необходимым пересмотреть контракт.
The committee will deem the proposal acceptable.
Комитет будет считать предложение приемлемым.
Definitionen
To consider or judge something in a particular way.
The committee will deem the proposal acceptable if it meets all the criteria.
Law, transitive. To treat or consider something as having a particular status, fact, or quality for legal or official purposes.
Under the statute, a child over sixteen is deemed an adult.
Intransitive, archaic. To think, believe, or hold an opinion.
He deemed that honour demanded his presence on the battlefield.
deemsubstantiv
deems
Pl.
UK
/diːm/
US
/dim/
Archaic use meaning ‘judgment; opinion’.
Definitionen
Archaic. A judgment, decision, or opinion.
The council delivered its deem after a day of deliberation.
Archaic. A judge; one who gives judgment.
The deem sat at the head of the hall, listening to the pleas of the villagers.