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{'kritikəl}
a критичен, критически
to be CRITICAL of someone критикувам/не одобрявам някого* * *{'kritikъl} а критичен, критически; to be critical of s.o. критикув* * *критически;* * *1. a критичен, критически 2. to be critical of someone критикувам/не одобрявам някого* * *critical[´kritikl] adj 1. критичен, критически; the report was \critical of her work в доклада се критикуваше работата ѝ; 2. критичен, сериозен, опасен; 3. взискателен, критичен; FONT face=Times_Deutsch◊ adv critically; • to receive \critical acclaim, to be a \critical success имам успех, приемам се добре; to be \critical on the point of honour взискателен съм по въпроса за честта (of); to go \critical тръгвам гладко, започвам да функционирам безпроблемно.
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