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1 поучува
to advise, to give advice, to instruct, to teach, to give lessons* * *instruct -
2 известува
to report, to inform, to let know, to communicate, to advice* * *(за)apprise--------(службено)instruct (lit)--------give an account of, advise--------render an account of, account (vi), announce -
3 наложува
enjoin————————entail————————entail; impose* * *enjoin, instruct, entail -
4 раководи
to lead, to instruct, to direct, to rule, to manage* * *boss (v) -
5 советува
to advise; to counsel; (со укор) to admonish* * *instruct (lit), admonish, advise -
6 упатува
direct; guide; point————————guide v————————to direct———————— (кон)direct; guide; point; head for* * *guide (v), instruct, orient orientate, bend -
7 научи
(некого) to teach, to instruct, to inform, (навикнува) to habituate to -
8 учи
learn————————teach————————to learn, to study, (буба) to grind; (поучува) to teach, to instruct————————learn; teach -
9 обучува
to teach, to instruct, to train (воен) to train, to drill————————train; practise -
10 обучи
to teach, to instruct, to train (воен) to train, to drill -
11 поучи
to advise, to give advice, to instruct, to teach, to give lessons -
12 препарира
to prepare, to make ready for use, to instruct
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