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1 opinion
{ə'pinjən}
1. мнение, възглед, схващане, разбиране, убеждение
in my OPINION по мое мнение/моему
it is the OPINION of most people that по мнението на повечето хора, повечето хора смятат, че
to be of the OPINION that смятам/на мнение съм, че
public OPINION обществено мнение
to act up to one's OPINIONs постъпвам съобразно убежденията си
to have the courage of one's OPINIONs открито защищавам убежденията си
2. мнение, преценка
to have a good/high/bad/low OPINION of someone /something имам добро/високо/лошо мнение за някого/нещо
to have no OPINION of someone имам лошо мнение за някого
3. (компетентно) мнение/преценка/заключение на специалист
to have the best OPINION обръщам се към най-добрия специалист
to have/get another OPINION вземам мнението на/консултирам се и с друг специалист
dissenting OPINION юр. особено мнение* * *{ъ'pinjъn} n 1. мнение, възглед, схващане, разбиране; убежден* * *схващане; становище; отзив; възглед; разбиране;* * *1. (компетентно) мнение/преценка/заключение на специалист 2. dissenting opinion юр. особено мнение 3. in my opinion по мое мнение/моему 4. it is the opinion of most people that по мнението на повечето хора, повечето хора смятат, че 5. public opinion обществено мнение 6. to act up to one's opinions постъпвам съобразно убежденията си 7. to be of the opinion that смятам/на мнение съм, че 8. to have a good/high/bad/low opinion of someone /something имам добро/високо/лошо мнение за някого/нещо 9. to have no opinion of someone имам лошо мнение за някого 10. to have the best opinion обръщам се към най-добрия специалист 11. to have the courage of one's opinions открито защищавам убежденията си 12. to have/get another opinion вземам мнението на/консултирам се и с друг специалист 13. мнение, възглед, схващане, разбиране, убеждение 14. мнение, преценка* * *opinion[ə´piniən] n мнение, възглед, схващане, становище, разбиране; предположение; in my \opinion по мое мнение, по моему; to be of ( the) \opinion that смятам (считам), че; to act up to o.'s \opinions постъпвам според убежденията си; dissenting \opinion юрид. особено мнение; to have the best \opinion обръщам се към най-добрия специалист; to have ( get) another \opinion вземам мнението и на друг специалист; a horseback \opinion ам. неразумно (необмислено) становище; to have no \opinion of имам доста лошо мнение за; to win golden \opinions предизвиквам възхищение; \opinions differ всеки си има свой вкус.
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