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1 reluctance
noun I don't understand his reluctance to go.) upiranje -
2 reluctance, reluctancy
[rilʌktəns(i)]nounodpor, upiranje (to čemu), nasprotovanje, nenaklonjenost, nevolja, mržnja; physics magnetski uporwith reluctance, reluctancy — neradto show reluctance, reluctancy (to do s.th.) — upirati se, biti malo voljan (nekaj napraviti) -
3 reluctant
(unwilling: He was reluctant to accept the medal for his bravery.) nenaklonjen- reluctance* * *[rilʌktənt]adjectiveki se upira, nasprotuje, ugovarja; nenaklonjen, nasproten, nevoljen -
4 undisguised
[ʌndisgáizd]adjectivenepreoblečen, nemaskiran; figuratively nezakrit, nezastrt; odprt, jasen, očiten -
5 utmost
1) (most distant: the utmost ends of the earth.) najbolj oddaljen2) (greatest possible: Take the utmost care!) največji•* * *[ʌtmoust, -məst]1.adjectiveskrajni, zadnji, najbolj oddaljeni; figuratively največji, najvišjito accept with the utmost reluctance — sprejeti z največjim odporom;2.nounskrajnost; maksimum; kar je le možnoI did my utmost — napravil sem, kar sem le mogel (kar se je le dalo) -
6 yea
[jéi]1.adverbda; pač, res; celó, še večwithout reluctance, yea, with pleasure — brez upiranja, celó z veseljemhe is a good, yea, a fine man — dober, celó sijajen človek je;2.glas za, pozitivni glas (pri glasovanju); pritrdilen odgovor, pritrditevthe yeas — tisti, ki glasujejo za, glasovi za
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Reluctance — Réluctance La réluctance permet de quantifier une propriété physique : l aptitude d un circuit magnétique à s opposer à sa pénétration par un champ magnétique. Cette grandeur a été créée par analogie avec la notion de résistance. L inverse… … Wikipédia en Français
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reluctance — 1640s, act of struggling against, from obsolete verb reluct to struggle or rebel against (1520s), from L. reluctari to struggle against, from re against + luctari to struggle. Meaning unwillingness is first attested 1660s … Etymology dictionary
reluctance — ► NOUN ▪ unwillingness or disinclination to do something … English terms dictionary
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