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  • 1 consent

    {kən'sent}
    I. v съгласявам се, съгласен съм, давам съгласието си
    to CONSENT to do (ing) something съгласен съм да направя нещо
    to CONSENT to a proposal съгласявам се с предложение
    II. n съгласие (to за)
    by common/mutual CONSENT по общо/взаимно съгласие
    with one CONSENT единодушно
    age of CONSENT юр. възраст от която съгласието на дадено лице има сила пред закона, пълнолетие
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    {kъn'sent} v съгласявам се, съгласен съм, давам съгласието си(2) {kъn'sent} n съгласие (to за); by common/mutual consent по общо
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    съгласие; съгласявам се;
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    1. age of consent юр. възраст от която съгласието на дадено лице има сила пред закона, пълнолетие 2. by common/mutual consent по общо/взаимно съгласие 3. i. v съгласявам се, съгласен съм, давам съгласието си 4. ii. n съгласие (to за) 5. to consent to a proposal съгласявам се с предложение 6. to consent to do (ing) something съгласен съм да направя нещо 7. with one consent единодушно
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    consent[kən´sent] I. v съгласявам се, давам съгласието си (to s.th.); I \consent съгласен съм; to \consent to do ( to doing) s.th. съгласен съм да направя нещо; II. n съгласие (to); to give o.'s \consent to давам съгласието си за; to refuse o.'s \consent не се съгласявам; to carry the \consent of s.o. спечелвам съгласието на някого; by common ( general) \consent по общо съгласие; by mutual \consent по взаимно съгласие; with one \consent единодушно; silence gives \consent мълчанието е знак на съгласие; age of \consent юрид. възраст, от която съгласието на дадено лице има сила валидно) пред закона.

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