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1 faithfully
{'feiθfuli}
1. вярно, точно
2. честно
Yours FAITHFULLY с почит (на края на официално писмо)* * *{'feidfuli} adv 1. вярно, точно; 2. честно; Yours faithfully с почи* * *честно; правдиво; предано; вярно;* * *1. yours faithfully с почит (на края на официално писмо) 2. вярно, точно 3. честно* * *faithfully[´feiufuli] adv вярно; честно; Yours \faithfully с почит (в края на официално писмо). -
2 faithfully
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3 Yours faithfully.
Искрено Ваш. -
4 yours
{jɔ:z}
1. predic твой, ваш
is this book YOURS? твоя ли e тази книга? a friend of YOURS един твой приятел
you and YOURS ти и близките ти/семейството ти, ти и имуществото ти/и всичко твое
2. в края на писмо
YOURS sincerely/faithfully, etc. твой/ваш искрен/предан и пр.
YOURS ever, ever YOURS вечно твой/ваш
3. YOURS truly шег. аз, моя милост (който казвам това, който пишe тези редове)
4. what's YOURS разг. какво ще пиеш? какво да поръчам за тебе?* * *{jъ:z} pass pron 1. predic твой, ваш; is this book yours? твоя ли e* * *твой; ваш;* * *1. is this book yours? твоя ли e тази книга? a friend of yours един твой приятел 2. predic твой, ваш 3. what's yours разг. какво ще пиеш? какво да поръчам за тебе? 4. you and yours ти и близките ти/семейството ти, ти и имуществото ти/и всичко твое 5. yours ever, ever yours вечно твой/ваш 6. yours sincerely/faithfully, etc. твой/ваш искрен/предан и пр 7. yours truly шег. аз, моя милост (който казвам това, който пишe тези редове) 8. в края на писмо
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