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1 hazard
{'hæzəd}
I. 1. шанс, случай, случайност
at HAZARD ост. наслука
to make a HAZARD ост. правя догадки
2. риск, опасност
at all HAZARDs на всяка цена, каквото ще да става
to run the HAZARD of поемам риска/рискувам да
3. хазартна игра, комар
4. тенис диагонална/подавателна страна (на игрището)
5. голф неудобство на терена
II. 1. рискувам, поставям на карта
2. Осмелявам се, решавам се (с ger)
to HAZARD a guess осмелявам се да изкажа предположение* * *{'hazъd} n 1. шанс; случай, случайност; at hazard ост. наслука; to (2) {'hazъd} v 1. рискувам, поставям на карта; 2. Осмелявам се* * *шанс; хазарт; случай; случайност; рискувам; риск; осмелявам се; комар;* * *1. at all hazards на всяка цена, каквото ще да става 2. at hazard ост. наслука 3. i. шанс, случай, случайност 4. ii. рискувам, поставям на карта 5. to hazard a guess осмелявам се да изкажа предположение 6. to make a hazard ост. правя догадки 7. to run the hazard of поемам риска/рискувам да 8. Осмелявам се, решавам се (с ger) 9. голф неудобство на терена 10. риск, опасност 11. тенис диагонална/подавателна страна (на игрището) 12. хазартна игра, комар* * *hazard[´hæza:d] I. n 1. шанс, вероятност; разг. късмет; случай, случайност; at \hazard наслука; blind \hazard сляп случай; to make a \hazard ост. правя догадки; 2. риск, заплаха, угроза; опасност; to run the \hazard of поемам риска да, рискувам да; 3. хазарт, хазартна игра, комар; 4. сп. страната на игрището, от която се сервира топката (в тениса); 5. сп. неудобство на почвата (в голфа); 6. комп. неопределено преходно състояние на логическа схема; II. v 1. рискувам; поставям на карта; 2. осмелявам се, решавам се (с ger); to \hazard a remark осмелявам се да се обадя.
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