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1 cordon
{'kɔ:dən}
I. 1. кордон, ширит, шнур
2. лента на орден
3. кордон (от полицаи и пр.), постове
sanitary CORDON постове около място, където има заразна болест (и прен.)
4. кордон (овощно дърво с изкуствено създадена форма)
5. арх. издаден ред камъни в стена
II. 1. украсявам с шнур/ширит
2. to CORDON off заграждам с кордон* * *{'kъ:dъn} n 1. кордон; ширит; шнур; 2. лента на орден; 3. корд(2) {'kъ:dъn} v 1. украсявам с шнур/ширит; 2. to cordon off загражд* * *кордон;* * *1. i. кордон, ширит, шнур 2. ii. украсявам с шнур/ширит 3. sanitary cordon постове около място, където има заразна болест (и прен.) 4. to cordon off заграждам с кордон 5. арх. издаден ред камъни в стена 6. кордон (овощно дърво с изкуствено създадена форма) 7. кордон (от полицаи и пр.), постове 8. лента на орден* * *
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