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v. trans. and intrans.Woodhouse English-Greek dictionary. A vocabulary of the Attic language > Dominate
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v.1) үстем болу, билеу, басым болу2) тыю, тыя қою -
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egemen olmak, hâkim olmak, hükmetmek; -de etkin olmak, en önemli yeri tutmak; -den daha yüksekte olmak -
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1)- господствовать, властвовать- доминировать, преобладать, влиять, иметь преобладающее влияние2) сдерживать, укрощать3) занимать, всецело поглощать4) возвышаться, господствовать над местностью5) определять6) играть главную (большую) роль7) занимать ведущее положение, основное место8) вызывать9) оказывать (преобладающее) влияние10) (существенно) зависеть -
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English-Russian dictionary on textile and sewing industry > dominate
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kkt. menguasai. to d. other people menguasai orang lain. -kki. berkuasa, besar pengaruhnya Blacks d. in this section of the city Orang kulit hitam berkuasa di bagian kota ini.
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