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1 всеизвестен
notorious, generally known, widely knownвсеизвестен факт a well-known fact, a fact open to allвсеизвестно е it is generally known* * *всеизвѐстен,прил., -на, -но, -ни notorious, generally known, widely known; \всеизвестенен факт well-known fact, fact open to all.* * *generally known* * *1. notorious, generally known, widely known 2. ВСЕИЗВЕСТЕН факт a well-known fact, a fact open to all 3. всеизвестно е it is generally known -
2 достояние
possession(s), property, fortuneтова е обществено достояние it is a matter of common knowledgeправя обществено достояние make public, give to the public/world* * *достоя̀ние,ср., само ед. possession(s), property, fortune; народно \достояние national/public property; правя \достояние на make known to, bring s.th. to s.o.’s knowledge, inform s.o. of s.th.; правя обществено \достояние make public, give to the public/world; ставам \достояние become generally known, transpire; това е обществено \достояние it is a matter of common knowledge.* * *1. possession(s), property, fortune 2. народно ДОСТОЯНИЕ national/public property 3. правя ДОСТОЯНИЕ на make known to, bring s.th. to s.o.'s knowledge, inform s.o. of s.th. 4. правя обществено ДОСТОЯНИЕ make public, give to the public/world 5. ставам ДОСТОЯНИЕ become generally known, transpire 6. това е обществено ДОСТОЯНИЕ it is a matter of common knowledge -
3 всички
everyone, all, everybodyвсичкиние we all, all of usвсички вие you all, all of youвсички те they all, all of themвсички до един/без изключение-one and all, one and sundry; every mother's. son, every man Jack of themвсички взети заедно и поотделно юр, all and singularвсички други all the restвсички на света all the worldвсички присъствуващи all presentс всичка сила/сили with all o.'s strength/might, with o.'s entire strength/powers, with o.'s full force, to the utmost of o.'s power, as hard as one can, for all one is worthof всички страни on ( при движение-from) all sidesвсички знаят everybody knows, it is generally knownвсички са съгласни, че all are agreed thatнямаше достатъчно храна за всички there wasn't enough food to go round* * *всѝчки,обобщ. мест. само мн. everyone, all, everyboy; \всички, взети заедно и поотделно юр. all and singular; \всички до един/без изключение one and all, one and sundry; every mother’s son, every man Jack of them; \всички на света all the world; \всички ние we all, all of us; във \всички най-важни отношения mainly, in all essentials; нямаше достатъчно храна за \всички there wasn’t enough food to go round; от \всички страни on ( при движение from) all sides; по \всички фронтове all along the line; с \всички сили with all o.’s strength/might, with o.’s entire strength/power(s), with o.’s full force, to the utmost of o.’s power, as far as one can, for all one is worth; чрез \всички възможни средства by every means in o.’s power.* * *all: всички the rest - всички други; everybody; every man; everyone* * *1. everyone, all, everybody 2. of ВСИЧКИ страни on (при движение-from) all sides 3. ВСИЧКИ взети заедно и поотделно юр, all and singular 4. ВСИЧКИ вие you all, all of you 5. ВСИЧКИ до един/без изключение-one and all, one and sundry;every mother's. son, every man Jack of them 6. ВСИЧКИ други all the rest 7. ВСИЧКИ знаят everybody knows, it is generally known 8. ВСИЧКИ на света all the world 9. ВСИЧКИ присъствуващи all present 10. ВСИЧКИ са съгласни, че all are agreed that 11. ВСИЧКИ те they all, all of them 12. ВСИЧКИние we all, all of us 13. във ВСИЧКИ най-важни отношения mainly, in all essentials 14. във ВСИЧКИ посоки in all directions, in every direction 15. като ВСИЧКИ други like all the others 16. нямаше достатъчно храна за ВСИЧКИ there wasn't enough food to go round 17. по ВСИЧКИ фронтове all along the line 18. с всичка сила/ сили with all o.'s strength/might, with o.'s entire strength/powers), with o.'s full force, to the utmost of o.'s power, as hard as one can, for all one is worth 19. чрез ВСИЧКИ възможни средства by every means in o.'s power
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