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{səs'piʃn}
1. подозрение, съмнение
on SUSPICION по подозрение
under SUSPICION заподозрян, под подозрение
above SUSPICION извън всяко съмнение
to cast SUSPICION on someone's good faith поставям под съмнение честността на някого
2. разг. съвсем мъничко количество, прен. лека следа, нотка
just a SUSPICION of vanilla совсем мъничко ванилия
a SUSPICION of a smile едва доловима усмивка
a SUSPICION of irony лека нотка на ирония* * *{sъs'pishn} n 1. подозрение, съмнение; on suspicion по подозрение; u* * *съмнение; оттенък; привкус; недоверие;* * *1. a suspicion of a smile едва доловима усмивка 2. a suspicion of irony лека нотка на ирония 3. above suspicion извън всяко съмнение 4. just a suspicion of vanilla совсем мъничко ванилия 5. on suspicion по подозрение 6. to cast suspicion on someone's good faith поставям под съмнение честността на някого 7. under suspicion заподозрян, под подозрение 8. подозрение, съмнение 9. разг. съвсем мъничко количество, прен. лека следа, нотка* * *suspicion[səs´piʃən] n 1. подозрение; съмнение; on \suspicion по подозрение; under \suspicion под подозрение; above \suspicion вън от (извън) подозрение, заподозрян; not the shadow ( ghost) of a \suspicion ни сянка от съмнение; to cast \suspicion on s.o.'s good faith поставям под съмнение честността на някого; lay o.s. open to \suspicion излагам се на съмнения (подозрения); to lull \suspicions разсейвам съмнения; 2. разг. едва забележим; съвсем слаб дъх; оттенък; привкус; just a \suspicion of coffee съвсем малко количество кафе; a \suspicion of irony малка доза лека ирония.
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