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1 дружа
разг. chumтой не дружеше много с хората he didn't mix much with people* * *дружа̀,гл., мин. св. деят. прич. дружѝл be friends (с with), be on friendly/intimate terms (with); be intimate (with); consociate; разг. chum; ( общувам) mix (with people); той не дружеше много с хората he didn’t mix much with people.* * *1. (общувам) mix (with people) 2. be friends (c with), be on friendly/intimate terms (with);be intimate (with) 3. разг. chum 4. той не дружеше много с хората he didn't mix much with people -
2 обединявам
unify, unite(предприятия и пр.) amalgamate, combine, merge, incorpo rate, consolidate(средства) poolобединявам силите си с join forces witnобединявам се unite, integrate (с with)разг. tie/team up (with)обединяваме се unite. integrate (with); join/come together(за предприятия) become amalgamatedобединяваме се за общи действия join hands* * *обединя̀вам,гл. unify, unite; ( разделена страна) reunify; мат. collate; ( предприятия и пр.) amalgamate, combine, merge, incorporate, consolidate; ( средства) pool; \обединявам силите си с join forces with;\обединявам се unite, integrate (с with); разг. tie/team up (with); join/come together; (за предприятия) become amalgamated; обединяваме се за общи действия join hands.* * *unify; merge{`mx;dj}; amalgamate; club{klXb}; combine; consociate; consolidate (предприятия); integrate{`intigreit}* * *1. (за предприятия) become amalgamated 2. (предприятия и np.) amalgamate, combine, merge, incorpo rate, consolidate 3. (средства) pool 4. unify, unite 5. ОБЕДИНЯВАМ ce unite, integrate (c with) 6. ОБЕДИНЯВАМ силите си c join forces witn 7. ОБЕДИНЯВАМЕ ce unite. integrate (with);join/come together 8. ОБЕДИНЯВАМЕ ce за общи действия join hands 9. разг. tie/team up (with) -
3 сдружавам
unite, bring (close) togetherсдружавам се make/become friends (с with), associateunite, combine, team up, band together(за търговски дружества и пр.), amalgamate, pool, become partners(ставам съдружник) go/enter into partnership (с with)* * *сдружа̀вам,гл. unite, bring (close) together;\сдружавам се make/become friends (c with), associate; unite, combine, team up, band together; consociate; (за търговски дружества и пр.), amalgamate, pool, become partners; ( ставам съдружник) go/enter into partnership (c with).* * *1. (ставам съдружник) go/enter into partnership (c with) 2. unite, bring (close) together 3. unite, combine, team up, band together: (за търговски дружества и пр.), amalgamate, pool, become partners 4. СДРУЖАВАМ ce make/become friends (c with), associate -
4 сдружа
сдружа̀,сдружа̀вам гл. unite, bring (close) together;
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