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1 discourse
{'diskɔ:s}
I. 1. лекция, доклад, проповед
2. беседа, разговор
II. 1. говоря, чета доклад, държа реч
проповядвам (on, upon)
2. беседвам, разговарям* * *{'diskъ:s} n 1. лекция, доклад; проповед; 2. беседа, разгов(2) {'diskъ:s} v 1. говоря, чета доклад, държа реч; проповя* * *беседвам; беседа; проповядвам; проповед; разговор; разговарям; доклад; лекция;* * *1. i. лекция, доклад, проповед 2. ii. говоря, чета доклад, държа реч 3. беседа, разговор 4. беседвам, разговарям 5. проповядвам (on, upon)* * * -
2 resume
{ri'zju:m}
I. 1. вземам/заемам/окупирам отново, получавам обратно, възвръщам си
to RESUME one's seat сядам отново/пак
2. почвам отново, подновявам, възобновявам, продължавам (след прекъсване)
to RESUME a story продължавам/подемам пак разказ
3. резюмирам, правя резюме, обобщавам
II. n фр. резюме, обобщение* * *{ri'zju:m} v 1. вземам/заемам/окупирам отново; получавам обрат(2) {'rezju:mei} n фр. резюме, обобщение.* * *резюмирам;* * *1. i. вземам/заемам/окупирам отново, получавам обратно, възвръщам си 2. ii. n фр. резюме, обобщение 3. to resume a story продължавам/подемам пак разказ 4. to resume one's seat сядам отново/пак 5. почвам отново, подновявам, възобновявам, продължавам (след прекъсване) 6. резюмирам, правя резюме, обобщавам* * *resume[ri´zju:m] v 1. вземам (добивам, заемам, окупирам) отново, получавам обратно, възвръщам си; to \resume o.'s health оздравявам; to \resume possession of възвръщам си; to \resume (o.'s) spirits връща ми се доброто настроение; 2. започвам отново, подновявам, възобновявам, продължавам (след прекъсване); to \resume a story продължавам (прекъснат) разказ; to \resume the thread of o.'s discourse идвам си отново на приказката; 3. резюмирам, правя резюме на, обобщавам.
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