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1 influence
{'influəns}
I. 1. влияние, въздействие (и на лекарство) (on, upon, over върху, with пред)
to exert/exercise an INFLUENCE/to bring INFLUENCE to bear on someone упражнявам/оказвам влияние върху някого, влияя/въздействувам на някого
man of INFLUENCE влиятелен човек
under the INFLUENCE of под влияние (то) на
to use one's INFLUENCE in favour of someone подкрепям някого, ходатайствувам за някого
2. влиятелен човек
he's an INFLUENCE in his country той e фактор/човек с влияние/със значение в страната си
under the INFLUENCE разг. пийнал, в нетрезво състояние
outside INFLUENCE външно влияние, разг. вуйчо владика
II. v влияя (на някого), оказвам влияние, въздействувам (и за предмет)* * *{'influъns} n 1. влияние, въздействие (и на лекарство) (on,(2) {'influъns} v влияя (на някого), оказвам влияние, възде* * *влияя; въздействам; въздействие; влияние; действам на;* * *1. he's an influence in his country той e фактор/човек с влияние/със значение в страната си 2. i. влияние, въздействие (и на лекарство) (on, upon, over върху, with пред) 3. ii. v влияя (на някого), оказвам влияние, въздействувам (и за предмет) 4. man of influence влиятелен човек 5. outside influence външно влияние, разг. вуйчо владика 6. to exert/exercise an influence/to bring influence to bear on someone упражнявам/оказвам влияние върху някого, влияя/въздействувам на някого 7. to use one's influence in favour of someone подкрепям някого, ходатайствувам за някого 8. under the influence of под влияние (то) на 9. under the influence разг. пийнал, в нетрезво състояние 10. влиятелен човек* * *influence[´influəns] I. n 1. влияние, въздействие (и на лекарство) (on, upon, over, with); to exert ( exercise, bring, bear) an \influence on s.o. упражнявам, оказвам влияние върху някого, влияя, въздействам на някого; undue \influence юрид. морална принуда, заплаха; to have \influence имам влияние (тежест); влиятелен съм; имам връзки ( with); a man of \influence влиятелен човек; backstairs \influence тайно (задкулисно) влияние; outside \influence външно влияние, разг. вуйчо владика; under the \influence под влияние на алкохола (наркотични вещества); 2. влиятелен човек; he is an \influence in his country той е фактор, той е човек с влияние в страната си; 3. ел. индукция; II. v влияя (на някого); оказвам влияние, въздействам (за предмет); to \influence s.o. in favour of doing s.th. скланям (придумвам) някого да направи нещо.
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