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1 call out
излегува на виделина, наредува, повлекува(Br sl) предизвикува на тепачка* * *(Br sl) предизвикува на тепачка; прозива, излегува на виделина, се покажува; предизвикува -
2 mind
n. паметење, сеќавање; to keep in mind - памети, има предвид; to go, to pass out of mind - е заборавен; to bring to mind - потсетува; to call to mind - се присетува;2. мислење; мисла; памет, ум, мозок, разум, дух; to my mind - по мое мислење; to speak one's mind - го кажува отворено своето мислење; on one's mind - во мислите; to make up one's mind (to) - решава (нешто)2. се помирува (со нешто)v. памети;2. се грижи, се занимава со нешто;3. внимава, дава значење; never mind - ништо! не смета! сеедно!;4. се чува;5. приговара, е против; if you don't mind - ако немате ништо против; ум памет; разум чува; слуша; ум, памет
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call-out — n BrE a situation in which someone is called to another person s house or place of business to do repairs, help them etc ▪ The lifeboat has had ten call outs in the past year. ▪ call out charges … Dictionary of contemporary English
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