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court

UK
/kɔːt/
US
/kɔrt/

Translations

courtnoun
courts
pl
UK
/kɔːt/
US
/kɔrt/
The court will hear the case next week.
Суд заслушает дело на следующей неделе.
The tennis match will be held on the main court.
Теннисный матч пройдет на главном корте.
Additional translations
дворВ значении монаршего двора; также внутренний двор здания.
площадкаВ спорте; чаще о спортивной площадке, например баскетбольной.
судебное заседание
проездКак название короткой улицы или проезда.
Synonyms
tribunal
judiciary
forum
courtroom
assembly
chamber
palace
royalty
courtverb
courted
Past Simple
courted
Past Participle
courting
Gerund
UK
/kɔːt/
US
/kɔrt/
He began to court her with flowers and poetry.
Он начал ухаживать за ней с цветами и стихами.
привлекатьО клиентах, инвесторах, сторонниках.
The company is courting new investors.
Компания старается привлекать новых инвесторов.
Additional translations
свататься
добиватьсяО расположении, поддержке, благосклонности.
навлекатьО неприятностях, беде, опасности.
свататьсяУстар. / о намерении вступить в брак.
Synonyms
seek
pursue
woo
flatter
solicit
entice
charm
Antonyms
spurn
reject
rebuff
snub
shun
ignore
avoid
repel
courtadjective
UK
/kɔːt/
US
/kɔrt/
Used attributively to modify nouns relating to law courts or legal proceedings.
судебныйО судах и судопроизводстве.
The lawyer filed several court documents before the deadline.
Адвокат подал несколько судебных документов до истечения срока.
придворныйО дворе монарха.
The composer specialized in writing elegant court music for the king.
Композитор специализировался на написании изящной придворной музыки для короля.
Synonyms
judicial
legal
forensic
courtly
regal
royal
palatial
ceremonial
formal
stately
aristocratic

Definitions

courtnoun
A tribunal presided over by a judge, judges, or a magistrate in civil and criminal cases.
The court will convene at 10 AM to hear the case.
A place where legal matters are adjudicated.
She spent the day at court, waiting for her case to be called.
An area marked out for a game or sport, such as tennis or basketball.
They reserved a court for their weekly tennis match.
The residence or establishment of a sovereign or similar dignitary.
The king held a grand feast at the royal court.
A formal assembly of people summoned for a specific purpose, especially a judicial one.
The court was in session to discuss the new legislation.
A short street, especially a wide one flanked by buildings.
They live on a quiet court in the suburbs.
A quadrangular area, often enclosed by buildings; a courtyard.
The apartments open onto a landscaped court with a central fountain.
courtverb
To try to gain the love or favor of someone.
He spent months courting her with flowers and romantic dinners.
To seek to attract or win over someone or something.
The company is courting investors to fund its new project.
To engage in social activities leading to engagement and marriage.
They courted for two years before getting engaged.
To risk incurring something unpleasant or unwelcome.
By ignoring the warnings, he was courting disaster.
courtadjective
Relating to a law court or legal proceedings; judicial (used before a noun).
The lawyer filed several court documents before the deadline.
Relating to a royal court or the residence of a sovereign.
The composer specialized in writing elegant court music for the king.
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