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1 respite
{'respait}
I. 1. отдих, почивка, отмора
without (a) RESPITE неуморно, без почивка
2. временно облекчение, отсрочка, временно спиране на изпълнение на присъда
II. 1. давам отдих на, облекчавам временно
2. давам отсрочка на, отлагам, забавям, временно спирам изпълнението на присъда* * *{'respait} n 1. отдих, почивка, отмора; without (a) respite неуморн(2) {'respait} v 1. давам отдих на; облекчавам временно; 2. д* * *отдих;* * *1. i. отдих, почивка, отмора 2. ii. давам отдих на, облекчавам временно 3. without (a) respite неуморно, без почивка 4. временно облекчение, отсрочка, временно спиране на изпълнение на присъда 5. давам отсрочка на, отлагам, забавям, временно спирам изпълнението на присъда* * *respite[´respit] I. n 1. отдих, отмора, почивка; a \respite from toil почивка след тежък труд; 2. отсрочка; временно спиране на изпълнението на присъда; II. v 1. давам отдих (на); 2. спирам изпълнението на присъда; давам отсрочка на; отлагам, забавям; 3. воен., ост. не плащам, не изплащам заплатата на.
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