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1 promote
унапредува, закрепнува, подржува, промовира* * *v.1. унапредува, подигнува на;2. помага, поткрепува; промовира, унапредува, подржува, закрепнува; промовира, унапредува, подржува, закрепнува, унапред -
2 advance; promote
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3 foster/promote growth
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4 advance
расте (цена), дава (пари предвреме), убрзуваn унапредување, напредување, напредок, аконтација(pl) приоѓање, дворење* * *(pl) дворење, приоѓање; (n) напредок, аконтација, чело (на колона); унапредува, изнесува (предлог), расте (цена)n. помрднување; (војно) напредување;2. успех, прогрес;3. аконтација, заем4. повишување на цена;5. престигнување; in advance - порано, однапред; in advance of - пред2. порано; to be in advance - престигнува2. брзаv. се движи напред, се помрднува; (војно) напредува;2. поттикнува;3. успева; се развива;4. плаќа однапред; позајмува;5. повишува (цена); се зголемува; аванс; напредуваv.1. tr тргнување напред; истурање ;2. tr унапредување; to advance smb. to a higher rank произведување на некого во повисок чин (see also promote) ;3. tr изложување; to advance one's views изложување на своите гледишта ;4. intr одење напред; напредување; to advance in one's career напредување во својата кариера ;5. intr (mil.) напредување, настапување; (of a sentry) advance to be recognized! напред! ;6. misc.; (tech.) to advance the spark регулирува
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