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1 beg
v1) проситиI beg your pardon — вибач (те), прошу вибачення, перепрошую
2) благати3) жебрачити, старцювати, просити милостиню4) дозволяти собі, зважуватисяI beg to report — дозволю собі (маю честь) доповісти
◊ to beg the question — голослівно твердити щось
◊ to beg smb. for a fool — вважати когось дурнем
* * *I v1) просити; благати, молити2) злидарювати; просити милостиню3) служити, стояти на задніх лапках ( про собаку)4) канц. сміти, насмілюватися, брати на себе сміливістьII nзаст. бек, бей
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