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1 govern
{'gʌvn}
1. управлявам
2. определям, обуславям, ръководя, насочвам. давам насока на
to be GOVERNed by what other people say влияя се от това, което казват хората
3. овладявам, обуздавам, сдържам
to GOVERN one's temper владея се
4. регулирам, урегулирвам
5. грам. управлявам, изисквам (даден падеж и пр.)* * *{'g^vn} v 1. управлявам; 2. определям, обуславям; ръководя; на* * *урегулирвам; управлявам; ръководя; регулирам; обуславям; определям; владея;* * *1. to be governed by what other people say влияя се от това, което казват хората 2. to govern one's temper владея се 3. грам. управлявам, изисквам (даден падеж и пр.) 4. овладявам, обуздавам, сдържам 5. определям, обуславям, ръководя, насочвам. давам насока на 6. регулирам, урегулирвам 7. управлявам* * *govern[´gʌvən] v 1. управлявам; 2. определям, обуславям; ръководя, напътвам, насочвам, направлявам, давам насока на; he motives \governing a decision подбудите, от които зависи дадено решение; 3. владея, обуздавам, съдържам, усмирявам, укротявам (обикн. refl); to \govern o.'s temper владея се; 4. определям, регулирам; 5. ез. изисквам, управлявам (даден падеж и пр.). -
2 govern
• управлявам• ръководя, регулирам, определям, влияя на
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