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1 barrack
{'bærək}
I. n обик. pl казарми (и прен.), BARRACK-square учебен плац
II. v викам, дюдюкам, освирквам (на мач и пр.)* * *{'barъk} n обик. pl казарми (и прен.), barrack -square учебен плац.(2) v викам, дюдюкам, освирквам (на мач и пр.).* * *казарма;* * *1. i. n обик. pl казарми (и прен.), barrack-square учебен плац 2. ii. v викам, дюдюкам, освирквам (на мач и пр.)* * * -
2 barrack
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3 detention
{'di'tenʃn}
1. задържане, арест (уване) DETENTION barrack военен затвор
DETENTION camp лагер за интернирани
DETENTION while awaiting trial предварителен арест
DETENTION home дом за малолетни закононарушители
2. налагане запор (на заплата), задържане на ученик след часовете (за наказание), принудително забавяне* * *{'di'tenshn} n 1. задържане, арест(уване) detention barrack военен з* * *арестуване; арест; задържане;* * *1. detention camp лагер за интернирани 2. detention home дом за малолетни закононарушители 3. detention while awaiting trial предварителен арест 4. задържане, арест (уване) detention barrack военен затвор 5. налагане запор (на заплата), задържане на ученик след часовете (за наказание), принудително забавяне* * *detention[di´tenʃən] n 1. задържане, арестуване, арест; \detention camp лагер за интернирани; \detention while awaiting trial предварителен арест; \detention centre място за задържане на незаконно пребиваващи в дадена страна; 2. задържане; налагане запор (на заплата); 3. задържане на ученик след часовете.
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