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1. долу, отдолу, надолу
to go BELOW слизам долу (от по-горен eтаж), мор. слизам от палубата в кабините и пр
2. по-долу, по-нататък (на страница, в книга, по наклон, течение и пр.) по-долу, по-ниско, под (за степен, стойност, количество, качество и. пр.)
there were пo apples BELOW 50 p нямаше ябълки по-долу от 50 пенса
it is five degrees BELOW freezing point пет градуса под нулата е
BELOW her dignity под достойнството и* * *{bi'lou} adv 1. долу, отдолу; надолу; to go below слизам долу (от п* * *отдолу; долу;* * *1. below her dignity под достойнството и 2. it is five degrees below freezing point пет градуса под нулата е 3. there were пo apples below 50 p нямаше ябълки по-долу от 50 пенса 4. to go below слизам долу (от по-горен eтаж), мор. слизам от палубата в кабините и пр 5. долу, отдолу, надолу 6. по-долу, по-нататък (на страница, в книга, по наклон, течение и пр.) по-долу, по-ниско, под (за степен, стойност, количество, качество и. пр.)* * *below[bi´lou] I. prep 1. под; \below freezing под нулата; \below ( the) ground под земята; \below o.'s breath тихо, шепнешком, под носа си; 2. под, по-ниско от (за качество, ниво и пр.); it is \below me to do the housework под достойнството ми е да се занимавам с домакинство; \below the mark 1) лошокачествен; 2) недобре със здравето; 3) не на нужната висота; \below comment неокачествим, несравним; непристоен; долнопробен; неописуем; \below par 1) под номиналната стойност; 2) разг. неразположен, отпаднал, болнав; неприветлив; \below o.'s schoolfellows in class по-слаб по успех от съучениците си; II. adv 1. долу, отдолу; the place \below адът; 2. по-долу (на страница); see the notes \below виж бележките по-долу (под линия); 3. по-долу (за степен, количество и пр.).
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