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1 effect
n. резултат, последица; to have effect - дејствува; of no effect - бескорисно, без ефект;2. дејство, суштина, реалност; cross effect - спротивно дејство; to put into effect - става во движење; to go into effect - стапува на сила; to bring, to carry into effect - остварува; in effect - всушност, навистина;3. впечаток; делување; дејство; резултат; влијание; последица, дејство -
2 effect; impression
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3 action; effect
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4 domino effect
n. ефект на домино; ефект на сврзани садови -
5 give effect to
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6 have a deleterious effect on
има штетно влијание на/врзEnglish-Macedonian dictionary > have a deleterious effect on
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7 in effect
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8 of no effect
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9 placebo effect
n. med. (позитивен/негативсн) плацебо ефект (види претходен влез) -
10 side-effect
n. придружен (несакан) ефект -
11 spin-off effect
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12 to put into effect
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13 to take effect
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14 to this effect
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15 calming
adj. смирувачки, успокојувачки; have a calming effect on смирувачки делува врз -
16 come in!
влезете! come into effect стапува на сила come into fashion влегува во мода come into force стапува на сила come into full play почнува да се исплаќа come of age станува полнолетен come out on the market се појавува на пазар -
17 formative
adj. attr. 1. formative years/period години/период на создавање/формирање/растење/созревање (на карактер/човек)2. have a formative influence/effect on има пресудно влијание во (создавање на нечиј карактер). formatively adv. -
18 hypnotic
adj. хипнотички: hypnotic effect/trance хипнотички ефект/транс -
19 knock-on
adj. have a knock-on effect on има/предизвикува домино ефект на/во -
20 soothing
adj. 1. смирувачки (тон/зборови/музика)2. релаксирачки (масажа/капење); have a soothing effect on sb смирувачки делува врз некого
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