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1 atbrīvoties no bumbas
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2 atbrīvoties no sedzēja
▪ Terminien get free from the opponent sports.ru освободиться от противника (опекуна)LZAsp▪ EuroTermBank terminiSocLie, CiRaru освободиться от опекунаSocLie, CiRalv atbrīvoties no sedzēja izskriet uz brīvo vieturu освободиться от соперника открытьсяубежатьETB -
3 atklāties
v.1. открыться, открываться2. раскрыться, раскрываться3. (kļūt zināmam) обнаружиться, обнаруживатьсяLKLv59▪ Terminien get loose (free) sports.ru открытьсяLZAsp▪ EuroTermBank terminiSocLie, CiRalv atklāties ātrā uzbrukumāru открыться в быстрой атакеETB▪ SinonīmiI.1. kļūt zināms2. izskatīties; pavērtiesII. darb.v.1. izrādīties; kļūt redzamam; kļūt zināmam; nākt gaismā; nākt klajā; noskaidroties2. atsegties; pavērties3. parādītiesT09 -
4 ietilpināt
I. v.1. уместить (Грам. инф.: с. в.; Окончания: \ietilpinātщу, \ietilpinātстишь; прич. \ietilpinātщённый, \ietilpinātщён, \ietilpinātщена, \ietilpinātщено)2. вместить ( поместить внутрь чего-л.; Грам. инф.: с. в.; Окончания: \ietilpinātщу, \ietilpinātстишь; прич. \ietilpinātщённый, \ietilpinātщён, \ietilpinātщена, \ietilpinātщено)LKLv59▪ Terminilv, sašaurināt poligr.ru вгонятьen get inde einbringenLit95▪ EuroTermBank terminiZin, Ek, Rūp, CiRaru вобратьETB▪ SinonīmiI. par telpu uzņemtII. darb.v.1. iekļaut; ietvert2. uzņemt3. ievietot; novietot4. sašaurinātT09 -
5 ietilpināšana
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6 ieņemt vietu starp pretinieku un grozu
Latviešu-krievu vārdnīcu > ieņemt vietu starp pretinieku un grozu
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7 izdzīšana
▪ Terminilv, ietilpināšana poligr.ru вгонкаen get-inen take-inLit95▪ SinonīmiI. lietv.1. izraidīšana; izslēgšana2. izmešana; iznesums; iznešana; izskalojums; izskalošana3. izraidīšana; izstumšana; padzīšana4. ievilkšana; nospraušana; novilkšana5. ietilpināšana; sašaurināšanaII. iztilpināšana; platināšanaT09 -
8 sašaurināt
darb.v. сузить, суживатьLKLv59▪ Terminilv ietilpināt, poligr.ru вгонятьen get inde einbringenLit95▪ Sinonīmidarb.v.1. apcirpt; ierobežot; pamazināt; saknapināt; samazināt; sarucinātsašaurināt karadarbību2. ietilpināt3. ierobežot; limitētT09
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