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1 argument
{'a:gjumənt}
1. довод, аргумент, доказателство
разсъждение (for, in favour of в полза на, against против, срещу)
2. спор
to engage in an ARGUMENT with влизам в спор с
3. кратко съдържание, резюме
4. мат. аргумент
5. ост. тема, предмет* * *{'a:gjumъnt} n 1. довод, аргумент; доказателство; разсъждени* * *спор; аргумент; разсъждение; довод;* * *1. to engage in an argument with влизам в спор с 2. довод, аргумент, доказателство 3. кратко съдържание, резюме 4. мат. аргумент 5. ост. тема, предмет 6. разсъждение (for, in favour of в полза на, against против, срещу) 7. спор* * *argument[´a:gjumənt] n 1. довод, аргумент; доказателство ( for, in favour of за, against против); аргументация; a knock-down \argument съкрушителен аргумент (довод); a lame ( weak-kneed) \argument слаб (неиздържан) довод; 2. спор; обсъждане; to get into ( have) an \argument with s.o. скарвам се (спречквам се) с някого; 3. кратко съдържание, резюме; 4. ост. тема, предмет; 5. ост. спорен въпрос; 6. мат. аргумент.
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