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1 conceive
{kən'si:v}
1. зачевам, забременявам
2. поражда се у мен
to CONCEIVE a dislike for намразвам
3. измислям, скроявам (план и пр.)
4. представям си, смятам, считам, разбирам, схващам
5. обик. pass изразявам, формулирам* * *{kъn'si:v} v 1. зачевам, забременявам; 2. поражда се у мен;* * *формулирам; смятам; считам; пораждам; зачевам; изразявам; кроя;* * *1. to conceive a dislike for намразвам 2. зачевам, забременявам 3. измислям, скроявам (план и пр.) 4. обик. pass изразявам, формулирам 5. поражда се у мен 6. представям си, смятам, считам, разбирам, схващам* * *conceive[kən´si:v] v 1. представям си (ост., и с of); смятам, считам; приемам; мисля; she could not \conceive of anybody enjoying their company не можеше да си представи, че на някого може да му бъде приятно с тях; 2. измислям, кроя; a well \conceiveed project добре замислен проект; 3. зачевам; 4. прен. поражда се у мене; to \conceive an affection ( dislike) for привързвам се към (намразявам) някого; 5. рядко изразявам, формулирам (обикн. pass); it is \conceiveed in plain terms ясно (просто) изразено е. -
2 to conceive of sth.
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3 dislike
{dis'laik}
I. v не харесвам, не обичам (to do, doing да правя)
II. n неприязън, омраза, антипатия (to, of, for)
to take/conceive a DISLIKE to/for намразвам, става ми неприятен/антипатичен
to have a strong DISLIKE of не мога да търпя/понасям* * *{dis'laik} v не харесвам, не обичам (to do, doing да правя).(2) {dis'laik} n неприязън, омраза, антипатия (to, of, for);* * *харесвам; отвращение; антипатия; неприязън;* * *1. i. v не харесвам, не обичам (to do, doing да правя) 2. ii. n неприязън, омраза, антипатия (to, of, for) 3. to have a strong dislike of не мога да търпя/понасям 4. to take/conceive a dislike to/for намразвам, става ми неприятен/антипатичен* * *
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