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1 attention
внимание, почит* * *почит, вниманиеn. внимание, почит; to attract (to call) attention - привлекува (обрнува) внимание; to compel attenion - обрнува внимание; to pay attention - обрнува внимание; to slip one's attention - да избегне нечие внимание;2. грижа, грижливост;3. нега (на болни), дворење;4. (pl.) додворување; внимание; внимание, почит, внимание -
2 attention!
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3 attention; caution
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4 attract attention
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5 call attention
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6 pay attention
обрнува внимание, внимателен е, пази* * *внимателен е, пази, обрнува внимание; пази, обрнува внимание, внимателен е -
7 stand at attention
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8 to call attention to
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9 to catch attention
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10 to draw one’s attention
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11 to pay attention
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12 undivided
неподелен, цел,целосен; give one's undivided attention (to sb/sth) посветува целосно внимание (некому/на нешто); get/have sb's undivided attention добива/има нечие целосно внимание; require sb's undivided attention бара нечие целосно внимание: I want your undivided attention Сакам целосно да ми го посветите вашето внимание -
13 attn
econ. пишувана кратенка од for the attention of -
14 embarrassed
adj. 1. посрамен, засрамен; look/feel embarrassed (about sth/doing sth) се срами (за/во врска со нешто/да (на)прави нешто): Не was embarrassed about being the focus of attention My беше срам што беше центар на внимание2. збунет, фатен3. be financially embarrassed; be embarrassed for money има финансиски проблеми; нема пари. embarrassedly adv.
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