Module 1 Unit 3 Law and Society V-II 1. to sue against 2. to pay debt 3. to seek legal advice 4. legal obligations 5. transactions 6. to do business 7. a defendant 8. to testify under o 9. to take legal action 10.to enter a judgment

Sure, it looks like you have a list of legal terms and their corresponding translations or explanations. Here are the translations or explanations for each term:<br /><br />1. **to sue against** - This refers to the act of filing a lawsuit against someone or an entity. It is often called "to initiate legal proceedings" or "to bring a case against."<br /><br />2. **to pay debt** - This means to fulfill a financial obligation by making the necessary payments to settle a debt. It can also be referred to as "to settle a debt" or "to discharge a liability."<br /><br />3. **to seek legal advice** - This means to consult with a lawyer or legal expert to get guidance on a legal is "to consult a lawyer" or "to get legal counsel."<br /><br />4. **legal obligations** - These are duties or responsibilities that are required by law. They can also be referred to as "legal duties" or "legal responsibilities."<br /><br />5. **transactions** - These are exchanges of goods, services, or funds between parties. In a legal context, they can also refer to agreements or contracts.<br /><br />6. **to do business** - This means to engage in commercial activities or operations. It can also be referred to as "to conduct business" or "to operate a business."<br /><br />7. **a defendant** - This is a person or entity that is being sued or charged with a crime in a court of law. They are the party against whom the lawsuit or charges are brought.<br /><br />8. **to testify under oath** - This means to provide sworn testimony in a court of law. It is often called "to give sworn testimony" or "to provide evidence under oath."<br /><br />9. **to take legal action** - This means to initiate or pursue a legal proceeding against someone or an entity. It can also be referred to as "to file a lawsuit" or "to pursue a legal remedy."<br /><br />10. **to enter a judgment** - This means to make a formal decision or ruling in a legal case. It can also be referred to as "to issue a ruling" or "to make a decision."<br /><br />If you need further clarification or have specific questions about any of these terms, feel free to ask!