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1 inspire
أَلْهَم \ inspire: to fill (sb.) with fine feelings (courage, eagerness to do well, etc.) or with fine ideas (esp. in the arts): His speech inspired the people to fight for freedom. Looking at the mountains inspired me to write a poem. \ أَوْحَى \ inspire: to fill (sb.) with fine feelings (courage, eagerness to do well, etc.) or with fine ideas (esp. in the arts): His speech inspired the people to fight for freedom. Looking at the mountains inspired me to write a poem. -
2 inspire
شَوَّقَ \ inspire: to fill (sb.) with fine feelings (courage, eagerness to do well, etc.) or with fine ideas (esp. in the arts): His speech inspired the people to fight for freedom. Looking at the mountains inspired me to write a poem. interest: to cause (sb.) to give close attention: This book interests me very much. I’m interested in old coins. \ See Also أوحى (أَوْحَى)، أَثَارَ اهتمام -
3 inspire
[ɪnˈspaɪə] verb1) to encourage by filling with eg confidence, enthusiasm etc:يُعْطي الثِّقَه، يُشَجِّعThe players were inspired by the loyalty of their supporters and played better football than ever before.
2) to be the origin or source of a poetic or artistic idea:يُلْهِم، يوحيAn incident in his childhood inspired the poem.
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4 внушать
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5 внушить
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6 внушит
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7 infundir temor
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8 внушать
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9 mengilhamkan
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10 внушать
inspire (with), suggest, fill (with) -
11 genial
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12 infuso
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13 inspirado
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14 motivante
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15 внушать омерзение
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17 возбудить страсть
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18 возбуждать страсть
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19 иландыру
inspire (with)ойға иландыру — give smb. the idea (of); put it into smb.'s head
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20 вдъхвам
1. draw a breath, breathe (in), inspireвдъхвам дълбоко take a deep breath2. прен. (внушавам) inspire ( у някого s.o. with; in, into s.o.)вдъхвам вяра у някого inspire s.o. with confidence, inspire confidence in s.o.вдъхвам някому доверие win s.o.'s confidenceтой не ми вдъхва доверие I don't trust him* * *вдъ̀хвам,гл.1. draw a breath, breathe (in), inspire; \вдъхвам дълбоко take a deep breath;2. прен. ( внушавам) inspire ( у някого s.o. with; in, into s.o.); \вдъхвам вяра fill/inspire with hope, elate; \вдъхвам някому доверие win s.o.’s confidence; той не ми вдъхва доверие I don’t trust him.* * *breathe into; imbue{im`byu:}; inbreathe; prompt{prOmpt}* * *1. draw a breath, breathe (in), inspire 2. ВДЪХВАМ вяра у някого inspire s.o. with confidence, inspire confidence in s.o. 3. ВДЪХВАМ дълбоко take a deep breath: 4. ВДЪХВАМ някому доверие win s.o.'s confidence 5. прен. (внушавам) inspire (у някого s.o. with;in, into s.o.) 6. той не ми вдъхва доверие I don't trust him
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