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2 proverb
{'prɔvəb}
n пословица
to be a PROVERB for пословичен съм с
to pass into a PROVERB ставам пословичен
(Book of) PROVERBs библ. Притчи (Соломонови)
PRO-VERB n грам. форма на глагола do, която служи за заместител на друг глагол* * *{'prъvъb} n пословица; to be a proverb for пословичен съм с; to pas* * *пословица;* * *1. (book of) proverbs библ. Притчи (Соломонови) 2. n пословица 3. pro-verb n грам. форма на глагола do, която служи за заместител на друг глагол 4. to be a proverb for пословичен съм с 5. to pass into a proverb ставам пословичен* * *proverb[´prɔvə:b] I. n 1. пословица; to a \proverb до немай-къде, до крайна степен; to be a \proverb прочут (широко известен, всеизвестен) съм; he is a \proverb for his inaccuracy неговата неточност е пословична; to pass into a \proverb ставам пословичен; 2. pl игра на пословици; 3. pl P.s библ. Притчи Соломонови (книга от Стария завет); II. v изразявам чрез пословица; правя пословичен.
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