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21 форсмажор
force majeure, case of absolute necessity* * *форсмажо̀р,м., само ед.1. force majeure, case of absolute necessity;2. застр. an act of God.* * *force majeure, case of absolute necessity -
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misery, poverty, destitution, need, neediness* * *нищета̀,ж., само ед. misery, poverty, destitution, need, neediness; духовна \нищета spiritual poverty, poverty of spirit; изпадам в \нищета fall on evil days; изпаднал съм в голяма \нищета be reduced to the last extremity; роден в \нищета born in the midst of misery.* * *beggary; destitution; necessity{ne`sesiti}; need; neediness: spiritual нищета - духовна нищета; misery: live in нищета - живея в нищета* * *1. misery, poverty, destitution, need, neediness 2. духовна НИЩЕТА spiritual poverty, poverty of spirit 3. изпадам в НИЩЕТА fall on evil days 4. роден в НИЩЕТА born in the midst of misery -
23 настоя
настоя̀,настоя̀вам гл. insist (на on s.th., да on doing s.th., that s.th. should be done), persist (in doing s.th.); enjoin; stand (on), stick out (for); urge, press (o.’s demand); press the point; \настоя да се вземе решение press for a decision to be made; \настоя да се направи нещо insist/urge/enjoin that s.th. (should) be done; \настоя за отговор press for an answer; \настоя за правата си insist on/stand up for o.’s rights; \настоя на искането си press o.’s claim; \настоя на своето insist on having it o.’s own way, hold o.’s own; \настоя някой да направи нещо insist on s.o. doing s.th., insist that s.o. should do s.th.; be insistent with s.o. to do s.th.; \настоя някой да си изпълни обещанието insist that s.o. should keep his promise, nail s.o. down to his promise; \настоя пред някого urge s.o.; \настоя пред някого, че е необходимо да се направи нещо urge on s.o. the necessity of doing s.th.; \настоя твърдо за нещо stand adamant on s.th.; по този въпрос няма защо да се настоява this is not a point to be insisted on; той настоява, че съм имал грешка he will have it that I was mistaken; щом толкова настоявате since you are so insistent/pressing. -
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примиря̀,примиря̀вам гл. reconcile, conciliate, bring to terms; ( идеи, системи и пр.) reconcile, syncretize;\примиря се be/become reconciled; acquiesce; журн. bite the bullet; \примиря се с put up with; resign o.s. to; square up to, choke (s.th.) down; \примиря се с необходимостта make a virtue of necessity; \примиря се с положението accept the facts; ще трябва да се примириш yon will have to lump it, like it or lump it; put that in your pipe and smoke it.
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necessity is the mother of invention — ► necessity is the mother of invention proverb when the need for something becomes imperative, you are forced to find ways of getting or achieving it. Main Entry: ↑necessity … English terms dictionary
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necessity is the mother of invention — Difficult situations make people inventive … The small dictionary of idiomes
