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1 prospect
{'prɔspekt}
I. 1. изглед, гледка, пейзаж
2. изложение (на къща)
3. прен. изглед, перспектива
in PROSPECT очакван
to have nothing in PROSPECT нямам никакви планове/намерения/възможности
there is no PROSPECT of his coming soon няма изгледи да дойде скоро
4. мин. неексплоатиран/новооткрит участък, проба от руда (от такъв участък)
5. разг. вероятен/евентуален клиент/кандидат, човек, от когото може да се очаква изгода
II. 1. мин. търся, изследвам, проучвам (for)
2. перспективен съм, обещавам (за мина)
to PROSPECT well/ill перспективен/неперспективен съм* * *{'prъspekt} n 1. изглед, гледка, пейзаж; 2. изложение (на кь(2) {prъ'spekt} v 1. мин. търся, изследвам, проучвам (for);* * *перспектива; пейзаж; гледка;* * *1. i. изглед, гледка, пейзаж 2. ii. мин. търся, изследвам, проучвам (for) 3. in prospect очакван 4. there is no prospect of his coming soon няма изгледи да дойде скоро 5. to have nothing in prospect нямам никакви планове/намерения/възможности 6. to prospect well/ill перспективен/неперспективен съм 7. изложение (на къща) 8. мин. неексплоатиран/новооткрит участък, проба от руда (от такъв участък) 9. перспективен съм, обещавам (за мина) 10. прен. изглед, перспектива 11. разг. вероятен/евентуален клиент/кандидат, човек, от когото може да се очаква изгода* * *prospect[´prɔspekt] I. n 1. изглед, гледка, пейзаж; изложение (на къща); 2. прен. изгледи, перспективи; \prospects for the future изгледи за бъдещето, перспективи; in \prospect очакван; to have nothing in \prospect нямам никакви планове (намерения, възможности); 3. мин. неексплоатиран (новооткрит) участък; проба от руда (от нов участък); 4. ам. предполагаем (вероятен, евентуален) клиент; II.[prə´spekt] v мин. 1. проспектирам, търся, изследвам, проучвам, правя проучвания ( for); тръгвам да изследвам (проучвам, правя проучвания); to \prospect for gold търся злато; 2. обещавам (за мина); to \prospect well ( ill) (не) откривам перспективи за рудодобив; 3. експлоатирам (мина с надежда за добър добив).
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