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(за време) in the end; at the end (of); at last, at length, finally, eventually, ultimately(за място) at the end (of); in the rearнакрая той каза at last he said, ( той завърши изказването си с думите) he wound up by sayingнакрай време in the last minute, at the eleventh hourнакрай града on/in the outskirts of the townнакрай света in the remotest corner of the world/globe, разг. at the back of beyondнакрай силите си at the end of o.'s tether, on o.'s last legs* * *накра̀й,и накра̀я нареч. (за време) in the end; at the end (of); at last, at length, finally, eventually, ultimately; (за място) at the end (of); in the rear; \накрай града on/in the outskirts of the town; \накрай света in the remotest corner of the world/globe, разг. at the back of beyond; \накрай силите си at the end of o.’s tether, on o.’s last legs.* * *1. (за време) in the end;at the end (of);at last, at length, finally, eventually, ultimately 2. (за място) at the end (of);in the rear 3. НАКРАЙ време in the last minute, at the eleventh hour 4. НАКРАЙ града on/in the outskirts of the town 5. НАКРАЙ света in the remotest corner of the world/globe, разг. at the back of beyond 6. НАКРАЙ силите си at the end of o.'s tether, on o.'s last legs 7. накрая той каза at last he said, (той завърши изказването си с думите) he wound up by saying -
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early, at an early hour(навреме) in good time; early in the dayрано призори in the early dawnin the small hours of the morning рано сутринта на on the dawn ofрано е още it is too early (за for)още е рано (прибързано би било) да it is early days yet toоще е много рано it is still quite earlyраноили късно sooner or later, some time or another(преди) previously, formerly, earlier, in the pastколкото е възможно по- рано as early as possible; at o.'s earliest convenienceсвършвам с един! ден по- рано finish a day earlyрано починалият Х. Х who died at an early age* * *ра̀но,нареч. early, at an early hour; ( навреме) in good time; early in the day; колкото е възможно по-\рано as early as possible; at o.’s earliest convenience; лягам си \рано keep early hours; най-\рано тая вечер this evening at the earliest; още е \рано ( прибързано би било) да it is early days yet to; по-\рано earlier, sooner; ahead of/before time, beforehand; ( преди) previously, formerly, earlier, in the past; \рано или късно sooner or later, some time or another; eventually; \рано-\рано (the) first thing (in the morning); свършвам с един ден по-\рано finish a day early; \рано сутринта на on the dawn of; твърде \рано much too early; • ранно пиле, \рано пее the early bird catches the worm.* * *early: рано in the morning - рано сутринта, It is still too рано to trouble him. - Прекалено е рано да го безпокоим.; soon: We finished one day too рано. - Приключихме с един ден по-рано.* * *1. (навреме) in good time;early in the day 2. (преди) previously, formerly, earlier, in the past 3. early, at an early hour 4. in the small hours of the morning РАНО сутринта на on the dawn of 5. no-РАНО earlier, sooner;ahead of/before time, beforehand 6. РАНО - РАНО (the) first thing (in the morning) 7. РАНО е it is too early (да to с inf.) 8. РАНО е още it is too early (за for) 9. РАНО починалият Х. Х who died at an early age 10. РАНО призори in the early dawn 11. РАНОили късно sooner or later, some time or another 12. колкото е възможно по-РАНО as early as possible;at o.'s earliest convenience 13. лягам си РАНО keep early hours 14. най-РАНО тая вечер this evening at the earliest 15. от РАНО до късно from early to late 16. още е РАНО (прибързано би било) да it is early days yet to 17. още е много РАНО it is still quite early 18. с пет минути/два часа/ един ден по-РАНО five minutes/two hours/one day (too) early/toe soon 19. свършвам с един! ден по-РАНО finish a day early 20. сутринта РАНО in the early morning, early in the morning 21. твърде РАНО much too early
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eventually — [ē ven′cho͞o əl ē, ē ven′sho͞oəl ē; ē ven′chə lē] adv. finally; ultimately; in the end … English World dictionary
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eventually — adverb after a long time, especially after a long delay or a lot of problems: He worked so hard that eventually he made himself ill. | She eventually passed her driving test. | “Did you manage to contact Roger?” “Well yes, eventually.” … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
eventually */*/*/ — UK [ɪˈventʃuəlɪ] / US adverb at the end of a process or period of time in which many things happen Dad was eventually diagnosed as suffering from a chronic heart condition. We re hoping, eventually, to create 500 new jobs. Did they ever pay you?… … English dictionary
