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1 attract
{ə'trækt}
v привличам, пригеглям
to ATTRACT attention/notice/observation привличам вниманието
to feel ATTRACTed to someone харесвам някого* * *{ъ'trakt} v привличам, пригеглям; to attract attention/notice/obser* * *притеглям; привличам;* * *1. to attract attention/notice/observation привличам вниманието 2. to feel attracted to someone харесвам някого 3. v привличам, пригеглям* * *attract[ə´trækt] v 1. привличам, притеглям (to) (и прен.); to \attract the attention of привличам вниманието на; 2. очаровам; омагьосвам; he was \attracted by her smile усмивката ѝ го очарова. -
2 following
{'fɔlouiŋ}
I. 1. следващ, следен, идущ (по време)
2. следващ, следен (по ред)
two days FOLLOWING два дни наред
the FOLLOWING следните (лица, предмети)
II. 1. последователи
2. свита
III. prep след* * *{'fъlouin} а 1. следващ, следен, идущ ( по време); 2. следв(2) {'fъlouin} n 1. последователи; 2. свита.{3} {'fъlouin} prep след.* * *следващ; свита; следен; попътен;* * *1. i. следващ, следен, идущ (по време) 2. ii. последователи 3. iii. prep след 4. the following следните (лица, предмети) 5. two days following два дни наред 6. свита 7. следващ, следен (по ред)* * *following[´fɔlouiʃ] I. adj 1. следващ, следен, идващ, иден (по време); 2. следващ, следен (по ред); two days \following два дни наред; the \following следните лица (предмети); 3. попътен (за вятър, течение); II. n 1. последователи; широка публика; to attract a large \following събирам широка публика; 2. свита; III. prep след, в резултат (следствие) на; \following his death след смъртта му.
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attract — [ə trakt′] vt. [ME attracten < L attractus, pp. of attrahere, to draw to < ad , to + trahere, DRAW] 1. to draw to itself or oneself; make approach or adhere [magnets attract iron] 2. to get the admiration, attention, etc. of; allure [his… … English World dictionary
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