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1 підступ
ч1) (шлях, місце для підходу) approach; військ. тж. avenue of approach2) ( доступ) access (to)до цього нема підступу — you can't come up to it, it is unapproachable
3) ( зловмисність) perfidy, insidiousnessпідступи — intrigues, machinations, underhand plotting
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2 можна
1) ( можливо) it is possible, one canвсе, що можна — everything that is possible
це можна зробити — one can do it, it can be done
якщо можна — if possible, if I ( you) can
2) ( дозволено) one may3)як можна?! — how can this be?, is it possible?
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