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1 just as a matter of form
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2 form
1. n1) фо́рма ж2) форма́льность жit's just a matter of form — э́то проста́я форма́льность
3) бланк м, анке́та ж ( questionnaire)4) состоя́ние с, гото́вность ж2. vbe in good form — спорт быть в (хоро́шей) фо́рме
1) придава́ть фо́рму2) образо́вывать, составля́ть -
3 advise
[əd'vaɪz]гл.1) советоватьShe advised us that we should leave. — Она посоветовала нам уехать.
He advised us what to do. — Он дал нам совет, что делать.
I want to advise you against speaking to him just now. — Я хочу посоветовать вам сейчас с ним не разговаривать.
Syn:Experienced seamen will advise you about sailing in this weather. — Опытные моряки дадут вам совет, как плавать в такую погоду.
3) ( advise with) амер. обращаться за советом к (кому-л.); советоваться с (кем-л.)to advise with smb. on smth. — советоваться с кем-л. о чём-л.
Syn:4) извещать, информировать; объявлять, сообщать, уведомлятьThey were duly advised of the matter. — Их своевременно поставили в известность об этом деле.
I would like to advise everyone that — Я хотел(а) бы известить всех о том, что …
This is to advise that... — Настоящим уведомляю, что...
President Carter advised his Cabinet that he expected to resolve the remaining disarmament differences personally with Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev. — Президент Картер уведомил свой кабинет о том, что остальные расхождения в позициях относительно разоружения он предполагает разрешить лично с советским лидером Леонидом Брежневым.
Syn:Gram:[ref dict="LingvoGrammar (En-Ru)"]advise, allow, permit, forbid + to-infinitive or ing-form[/ref]
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