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  • 1 afloat

    {ə'flout}
    1. (носсщ се) по вода, плаващ
    to get a boat AFLOAT пускам/освобождавам (заседнала) лодка
    2. по/на море, на служба във флота
    3. наводнен
    4. фин. без дългове/финансови затруднения, платежоспособен
    5. в ход
    to get a new periodical AFLOAT започвам издаването на ново списание
    6. който се носи (за слух)
    rumours are AFLOAT that носят се слухове, че
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    {ъ' flout} adv. a predic 1. (носсщ се) по вода, плаващ; to get
    * * *
    плаващ; наводнен;
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    1. (носсщ се) по вода, плаващ 2. rumours are afloat that носят се слухове, че 3. to get a boat afloat пускам/освобождавам (заседнала) лодка 4. to get a new periodical afloat започвам издаването на ново списание 5. в ход 6. който се носи (за слух) 7. наводнен 8. по/на море, на служба във флота 9. фин. без дългове/финансови затруднения, платежоспособен
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    afloat[ə´flout] adv, adj predic 1. по вода, плаващ; по море, на море; 2. наводнен; 3. разг. на служба във флота; 4. изплувал от дългове, финансово самостоятелен; 5. в ход, в разгар; 6. носещ се; to keep \afloat държа (се) на повърхността; rumours are \afloat носят се слухове.

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