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мечканоси (име), има (траги), сносува, се однесуваfig невешт несмасен човек, шпекулант на берза* * *n. 1. мечка; brown (polar) bear кафеава (поларна) мечка;2. (astron.) see Great Bear, Little Bear;3. шпекулант кој смета на паѓање на акциите (cf. bull I 4);4. (colloq.) несмасен човек; bear II bore (bo(r)); borne (born for 4): (bo(r)n) v1.tr носење; to bear arms носење оружје; to bear a name носење име (назив); to bear a date носење датум *to bear one's cross носење на својот крст;2. tr понесување; to bear expenses (guilt, responsibility) понесување на трошоците (вина, одговорност);3. tr поднесување; to bear pain (suffering) поднесување на болка;4. tr раѓање; to bear a child раѓање на дете; this tree bears beautiful fruit ова дрва раѓа убави плодови; he was born in Paris се родил во Париз;5. intr се однесува на; this fact bears on the problem овој факт се однесува на проблем 6. intr да се држи за; to bear to the right држење на десно; 7. misc.; to bear one's age well изгледање помлад отколку што е; to bear a grudge against smb. лут на некого; to bear in mind имање на ум to bear smt. out нешто да се потврди; to bear the brunt издржување на главниот удар; to bear with smt. поднесување на нешто; to bear witness сведочењезn. мечкаv. шпекулирање дека паѓа цената -
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n. рака, грст, дланка; to shake hands - се ракува; to claps hands - ракоплеска; hands off! - не фаќај!; hands up! - рацете горе!adj. hand - при рака, близуadj. the hands of - од страна (на некого)adj. second hand - од втора рака, половно; by hand - со рака, рачно2. по курир; by the hand - за рака; on hand - има на располагање; (амер.) при рака, блиску; on one's hands - на нечие располагање2. на нечија одговорност; to come to hand - доаѓа во рацете;2. надмоќ; влијание, власт; to keep in hand - држи во зависност (некого); to get out of hand - откажува послушност; to change hands - оди во други раце;3. извршител, изведувач на работи; a good hand at - вешт, искусен во нешто;4. ракопис; а legible hand - читлив ракопис;5. потпис; to witness the hand of somebody - заверува нечив потпис;6. страна; on the one hand..., on the other hand - од една страна., од друга странаadj. any hand - во секој случај; to bear, to have a hand in - учествува во нешто; to turn one's hand to - прифаќа некоја работа; to get one's hand in - се вежба, се'усовршува; to get the hand - има предност; to give (to have) a free hand - дава (
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