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1 remark
{ri'ma:k}
I. 1. забелязвам, усещам
2. правя забележка, забелязвам, отбелязвам
коментирам (on, upon)
to REMARK upon something to someone споменавам някому за нещо, обръщам внимание на някого за нещо
II. 1. забелязване, отбелязване, внимание
nothing worthy of REMARK нищо интересно/забележително, нищо достойно за внимание
2. забележка, коментар
to make/pass/let fall a REMARK забелязвам, правя забележка
to venture/hazard a REMARK позволявам си да забележа/да кажа една дума
to make no REMARK не казвам нищо
to be the subject of general REMARK предмет съм на общо внимание, всички говорят за мене
you may keep your REMARKs to yourself разг. никой не те пита/не ти иска мнението* * *{ri'ma:k} v 1. забелязвам; усещам; 2. правя забележка, забеляз(2) {ri'ma:k} n 1. забелязване, отбелязване; внимание; nothing* * *усещам; реплика; отбелязвам; внимание; забелязвам; забелязване; забележка;* * *1. i. забелязвам, усещам 2. ii. забелязване, отбелязване, внимание 3. nothing worthy of remark нищо интересно/забележително, нищо достойно за внимание 4. to be the subject of general remark предмет съм на общо внимание, всички говорят за мене 5. to make no remark не казвам нищо 6. to make/pass/let fall a remark забелязвам, правя забележка 7. to remark upon something to someone споменавам някому за нещо, обръщам внимание на някого за нещо 8. to venture/hazard a remark позволявам си да забележа/да кажа една дума 9. you may keep your remarks to yourself разг. никой не те пита/не ти иска мнението 10. забележка, коментар 11. коментирам (on, upon) 12. правя забележка, забелязвам, отбелязвам* * *remark[ri´ma:k] I. v 1. правя забележка, забелязвам; отбелязвам; коментирам (on, upon); it may be \remarked that може да се отбележи, че; 2. забелязвам; усещам; II. n 1. забележка; to make ( pass, let fall) a \remark забелязвам, правя забележка; 2. забелязване, внимание; worthy of \remark достоен за внимание; the event passed without \remark събитието мина неотбелязано.
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