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1 administer
применува (прописи), управува, се грижи за (имот)дава (лек причесна)* * *v. tr1. управување, раководење; to administer an estate (finances) управување со имот (финансии) ;2. давање, делење; to administer justice делење правда; to administer a sedative давање седатив ;3. укажување; to administer first aid укажување прва помош ;4. misc.; to administer the last rites to извршување обред на причест над; to administer an oath to smb. преколнување некого; to administer to smb.'s needs послужување некого; to administer a lawприменување на законот; управува, се грижи за (имот), применува (прописи)1.дава (лек причесна); управува; управува; раководи; води; спроведува administer an oath заколнува administer first aid дава прва помош -
2 administer justice
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3 administer an oath
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4 administer the law
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5 administer upon a will
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6 shock therapy
n. med. (исто и shock treatment) (електро)шок-терапија; administer shock therapy дава шок-терапија; get/receive shock therapy добива шок-терапија
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