petit
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A legal term from French meaning small or minor. Used in phrases like 'petit jury' (trial jury) and 'petit larceny' (minor theft), as opposed to 'grand.'
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Had the council received the petition earlier, they could have prevented the controversial legislation completely.
もし評議会が請願書をもっと早く受け取っていたら、彼らは論争の的となった法律を完全に防ぐことができたでしょう。
Wherefore, the undersigned respectfully submits this petition for consideration, acknowledging that approval remains contingent upon the committee's discretion and subject to prevailing regulations governing such applications.
したがって、署名者はこの請願を考慮のため謹んで提出し、承認は委員会の裁量に依存し、そのような申請を管理する既存の規制に従うことを認める。
Petit larceny is punishable by fines rather than imprisonment.
軽窃盗は投獄ではなく罰金で処罰されます。
The workers petitioned the government for better working conditions.
労働者たちはより良い労働条件を求めて政府に陳情した。
Pronunciation data from ipa-dict (MIT License) based on cmudict-ipa by @lingz