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tr[bɪ'hest]\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLat somebody's behest por orden de, a petición de alguienbehest [bɪ'hɛst] n1) : mandato m, orden f2)at the behest of : a instancia den.• mandato s.m.• orden s.m.bɪ'hestat the behest of somebody, at somebody's behest — (frml) a instancia(s) de alguien (frml)
[bɪ'hest]N frm* * *[bɪ'hest]at the behest of somebody, at somebody's behest — (frml) a instancia(s) de alguien (frml)
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noun(literary)* * *be·hest[bɪˈhest]the budget proposal was adopted at the President's \behest der Haushaltsentwurf wurde auf Weisung des Präsidenten angenommen* * *[bɪ'hest]n (liter)Geheiß nt (liter)at his behest/the behest of his uncle — auf sein Geheiß (liter)/auf Geheiß seines Onkels (liter)
* * *behest [bıˈhest] s:at sb’s behest obs oder poet auf jemandes Geheiß* * *noun* * *n.Geheiß n. -
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be·hest [bɪʼhest] n( form);the budget proposal was adopted at the President's \behest der Haushaltsentwurf wurde auf Weisung des Präsidenten angenommen -
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bɪˈhest сущ.;
поэт. приказание, повеление, распоряжение, приказ;
завет at smb. 's behest ≈ по чьей-л. воле Syn: order, injunctionповеление;
приказ;
заповедь, завет - I am ready to act at your * я готов исполнить вашу волю просьба, приглашение - at the * of smb. по приглашению кого-л.behest поэт. приказание, повеление;
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[bıʹhest] n поэт.1) повеление; приказ2) заповедь, завет3) просьба, приглашениеat the behest of smb. - по приглашению кого-л.
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N1. आज्ञाThe Foreign Minister addressed the meeting at the behest of PM.At the behest of the commander, all the soldiers moved forward. -
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{bi'hest}
n книж. повеля* * *{bi'hest} n книж. повеля.* * *n поет. заповед; повеля;behest; n книж. повеля.* * *n книж. повеля* * *behest[bi´hest] n поет. повеление. -
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заповед* * *n. налог, нардбаadj. smb.'s behest по нечиј налог; наредба; налог -
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[bi'hest] n. vjet.poet urdhër; atthe behest ( of) sipas urdhrit të -
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См. также в других словарях:
Behest — Be*hest , n. [OE. biheste promise, command, AS. beh[=ae]s promise; pref. be + h[=ae]s command. See {Hest}, {Hight}.] 1. That which is willed or ordered; a command; a mandate; an injunction. [1913 Webster] To do his master s high behest. Sir W.… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
behest — ► NOUN (usu. in phrase at the behest of) literary ▪ a person s order or command. ORIGIN Old English, «a vow» … English terms dictionary
Behest — Be*hest , v. t. To vow. [Obs.] Paston. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
behest — index canon, demand, dictate, directive, mandate, order (judicial directive), process (summons), request … Law dictionary
behest — (n.) O.E. behæs a vow, perhaps from behatan to promise (from BE (Cf. be ) + hatan command, call; see CITE (Cf. cite)) and confused with obsolete HEST (Cf. hest) command, which may account for the parasitic t … Etymology dictionary
behest — n bidding, dictate, injunction, *command, order, mandate Analogous words: precept, rule, *law: request, solicitation (see corresponding verbs at ASK) … New Dictionary of Synonyms
behest — [n] order; personal decree bidding, charge, command, commandment, demand, dictate, direction, expressed desire, injunction, instruction, mandate, order, precept, prompting, request, solicitation, wish, word; concepts 20,53 … New thesaurus
behest — [bē hest′, bihest′] n. [ME bihest (with unhistoric t) < OE behæs, a vow: see BE & HEST] an order, command, or request … English World dictionary
behest — [[t]bɪhe̱st[/t]] behests PHRASE: PHR after v If something is done at someone s behest, it is done because they have ordered or requested it. [FORMAL] In 1970, at his new wife s behest, they moved to Southampton... The policy document was produced … English dictionary
behest — n. at smb. s behest * * * [bɪ hest] at smb. s behest … Combinatory dictionary
behest — be|hest [bıˈhest] n [: Old English; Origin: behAs promise , from behatan to promise ] at the behest of sb formal because someone has asked for something or ordered something to happen ▪ The committee was set up at the behest of the president … Dictionary of contemporary English