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1 apprehension
{.æpri'henʃn}
1. схващане, разбиране, умствени способности
in my APPREHENSION пo мое схващане
according to my APPREHENSION както аз схващам/разбирам нещата
to be under the APPREHENSION that мисля, че
dull of APPREHENSION, of feeble APPREHENSION тъп, бавно схващащ
2. опасение, страх, (мрачно) предчувствие
3. задържане, арестуване* * *{.apri'henshn} n 1. схващане, разбиране; умствени способн* * *схващане; опасение; арестуване; разбиране;* * *1. according to my apprehension както аз схващам/разбирам нещата 2. dull of apprehension, of feeble apprehension тъп, бавно схващащ 3. in my apprehension пo мое схващане 4. to be under the apprehension that мисля, че 5. задържане, арестуване 6. опасение, страх, (мрачно) предчувствие 7. схващане, разбиране, умствени способности* * *apprehension[¸æpri´henʃən] n 1. схващане, разбиране; умствени способности; according to my \apprehension както аз разбирам (схващам) нещата; a person of feeble \apprehension човек, който слабо схваща, човек с ограничени умствени способности; 2. (мрачно) предчувствие, опасение, страх (често pl); 3. арестуване, задържане; 4. рядко хващане. -
2 impede
{im'pi:d}
v спъвам, преча на, спирам
v забавям, преча на, спъвам, затруднявам, възпрепятствувам, задържам* * *{im'pi:d} v спъвам, преча на, спирам.* * *спъвам; преча;* * *1. v забавям, преча на, спъвам, затруднявам, възпрепятствувам, задържам 2. v спъвам, преча на, спирам* * *impede[im´pi:d] v спъвам, преча на, възпрепятствам, забавям, осуетявам; спирам; impeding apprehension or prosecution юрид. възпрепятстване на арестуване или преследване.
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