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1 anybody
{'enibɔdi}
1. във въпр. изречения някой
did you see ANYBODY? видя ли някого
2. в отр. изречения никой
don't tell ANYBODY не казвай никому
3. в утвърд. изречения всеки
ANYBODY can tell you всеки може да ти каже
4. някой, някое важно лице
she wasn't ANYBODY before she married тя нищо не представляваше, преди да се ожени
he'll never be ANYBODY от него няма да излезе нищо, няма да стане голям човек
ANYBODY's game paзг. състезание между равностойни противници* * *{'enibъdi} n, pron 1. вьв вьпр. изречения някой; did you see* * *никой; някой;* * *1. anybody can tell you всеки може да ти каже 2. anybody's game paзг. състезание между равностойни противници 3. did you see anybody? видя ли някого 4. don't tell anybody не казвай никому 5. he'll never be anybody от него няма да излезе нищо, няма да стане голям човек 6. she wasn't anybody before she married тя нищо не представляваше, преди да се ожени 7. в отр. изречения никой 8. в утвърд. изречения всеки 9. във въпр. изречения някой 10. някой, някое важно лице* * *anybody[´eni¸bɔdi] pron 1. (във въпр. изречение) някой; did you see \anybody? видя ли някого? 2. (в отриц. изречение) никой; he didn't tell \anybody не каза никому; 3. (в утвърдително изречение) всеки; \anybody can do that всеки може да направи това; 4. някой, нещо, важно лице, човек с някакво положение или значение; he isn't \anybody той нищо не представлява; he isn't just \anybody той не е кой да е; той е важна "клечка".
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