mooting

UK
/ˈmuːtɪŋ/
US
/ˈmutɪŋ/
mootingnoun
mootings
pl
Translations
The mooting of the new policy took several hours.
Обсуждение новой политики заняло несколько часов.
учебное судебное разбирательство
The law students participated in a mooting competition.
Студенты-юристы участвовали в соревновании по учебному судебному разбирательству.
The mooting in the courtroom was intense and detailed.
Дискуссия в зале суда была напряженной и детальной.
Definitions
The act of engaging in a mock judicial proceeding, often used as a training exercise for law students.
The law school organized a mooting competition to help students practice their litigation skills.
The act of bringing forward a subject or proposal for discussion; the consideration or broaching of an idea.
The mooting of constitutional reforms sparked lively debate in parliament.
mootverb

mooting

Gerund

mooted
Past Simple
mooted
Past Participle
mooting
Gerund
UK
/muːt/
US
/mut/
Translations
They decided to moot the proposal at the next meeting.
Они решили обсудить предложение на следующем собрании.
ставить под сомнение
The lawyer mooted the validity of the contract.
Адвокат поставил под сомнение действительность контракта.
Definitions
To raise (a question or topic) for discussion; to suggest or propose.
The committee decided to moot the idea of extending the deadline at the next meeting.
To render (a question or issue) irrelevant or of no practical importance.
The new evidence mooted the previous arguments presented in the case.
mootnoun
Definitions
A hypothetical case that law students argue as an exercise.
The law students participated in a moot to practice their courtroom skills.
An assembly or meeting, especially one held for a specific purpose.
The village moot was called to discuss the new community center project.
mootadjective
Definitions
Subject to debate, dispute, or uncertainty, and typically not admitting of a final decision.
The question of who would have won the game is moot since it was canceled due to rain.
Having no practical significance or relevance, typically because the subject is too uncertain to allow a decision.
The point is moot because the deadline has already passed.