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  • 1 cause

    {k3:z}
    I. 1. причина
    prime CAUSE първопричина
    2. причина, основание, повод, мотив (for за)
    to give CAUSE for давам основание/повод за
    3. дело, кауза
    In the CAUSE of за, в името на
    to make common CAUSE with заставам на страната на, подпомагам, подкрепям, присъединявам усилията си за обща цел/кауза
    lost CAUSE загубена кауза, безнадеждно начинание/работа
    4. юр. дело, съдебен процес, кауза
    to take up someone's CAUSE поемам защитата на някого
    CAUSE list списък на насрочени за разглеждане дела
    CAUSE celebre нашумял процес
    II. 1. причинявам, ставам причина за, пораждам
    2. карам, накарвам, заставям
    III. разг. because
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    {k3:z} n 1. причина; prime cause първопричина; 2. причина, основани(2) v 1. причинявам, ставам причина за; пораждам: 2. карам, {3} {kaz, kaz} разг. because.
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    създавам; основание; пораждам; принуждавам; причина; причинявам; кауза; карам; накарвам;
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    1. cause celebre нашумял процес 2. cause list списък на насрочени за разглеждане дела 3. i. причина 4. ii. причинявам, ставам причина за, пораждам 5. iii. разг. because 6. in the cause of за, в името на 7. lost cause загубена кауза, безнадеждно начинание/работа 8. prime cause първопричина 9. to give cause for давам основание/повод за 10. to make common cause with заставам на страната на, подпомагам, подкрепям, присъединявам усилията си за обща цел/кауза 11. to take up someone's cause поемам защитата на някого 12. дело, кауза 13. карам, накарвам, заставям 14. причина, основание, повод, мотив (for за) 15. юр. дело, съдебен процес, кауза
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    cause[kɔ:z] I. n 1. причина (of); prime \cause първопричина; the Final C. рел. първопричина, Бог; 2. причина, основание, повод ( for); to show \cause излагам причините (мотивите); to give \cause for давам повод за; 3. кауза, дело; in a good \cause за право дело; to make common \cause with обединявам силите си за общо дело; 4. юрид. процес; кауза (на една от страните в процеса); to plead s.o.'s \cause защитавам, пледирам в полза на някого; to take up s.o.'s \cause поемам защитата на някого; 5. филос. = causality; II. v 1. причинявам, пораждам; 2. карам, накарвам, принуждавам; to \cause s.th. to be done накарвам (ставам причина) да се направи нещо. III ост. = because.

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