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accomodate a load - принять на себя нагрузку; распределить нагрузкуEnglish-Russian dictionary offshore oil gas & environment > accomodate
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§ შეგუება, შეწყობა; თავსესაფარის მიცემა; მომსახურება§1 მიცემა (მისცემს)2 მიღება (მიიღებს), დასახლება (დაასახლებს), თავშესაფრის მიცემა3 შეგუება, შეწყობა (შეეწყობა)the hotel can accomodate two hundred guests სასტუმროს ორასი კაცის მიღება/დაბინავება შეუძლიაhe couldn`t accomodate to the new conditions ახალ პირობებს ვერ შეეგუაhe accomodated me with a loan ფული მასესხა/სესხი მომცა -
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Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > accomodate
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Общая лексика: accoMModate (accoModate - распространенное неверное написание слова accoMModate. повторите поиск с правильным написанием или просто щелкните ссылку.) -
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menyediakan, menyesuaikan, menyetujui, menampung* * *menampung* * *menyediakan, menyesuaikan, menyetujui, menampung* * *menyesuaikan, menampung, memuat -
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излегува во пресрет, прима (на стан)снабдува (некого со), прилагодува (нешто некому)изгладува (спор)* * *излегува во пресрет, прима (на стан), чини услуга1.прилагодува (нешто некому), снабдува (некого со);2. изгладува (спор)v. прилагодува;2. израмнува, изгладува (спор);3. снабдува (with);4. прави услуга;5. става стан на располагање; излегува во пресрет, прима (на стан), чини услуга; прилагодува (нешто некому), снабдува (некого со); изгладува (спор) -
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• napraviti mesta; prilagoditi se; primiti; raskomotiti se -
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(v) выдавать ссуду; выдать ссуду; оказать услугу; оказывать услугу; предоставить кредит; предоставлять кредит; снабжать; ссужать* * ** * *применитьприноровитьприспособитьприурочить -
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camta- (sic; the cluster mt seems unusual for Quenya, and while the source does not explicitly say that this word is Quenya, it is difficult to understand what other language could be intended) (to [make] fit, suit, adapt) –VT44:14 -
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The English-Russian dictionary general scientific > accomodate
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