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1 excess
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1. излишък, по-голям размер/количество, връхнина, мат. разлика
in EXCESS of свръх, повече от
EXCESS of enthusiasm прекомерен ентусиазъм
EXCESS of imports over exports превес на вноса над износа
2. често pl невъздържаност, прекаляване, прекаленост, ексцес, жестокост, зверство
to EXCESS прекалено, прекомерно
to carry one's grief, etc. to EXCESS отдавам се прскомерно на скръбта си и пр
3. attr свръх, над нормата, допълнителен
EXCESS luggage багаж над определената норма (при пътуване)
EXCESS profits свръхпечалби
EXCESS fare жп. допълнителна такса* * *{ik'ses} n 1. излишък, по-голям размер/количество; връхнина; м* * *свръх; свръхпечалба; прекаляване; връхнина; ексцес; изстъпление; излишък;* * *1. attr свръх, над нормата, допълнителен 2. excess fare жп. допълнителна такса 3. excess luggage багаж над определената норма (при пътуване) 4. excess of enthusiasm прекомерен ентусиазъм 5. excess of imports over exports превес на вноса над износа 6. excess profits свръхпечалби 7. in excess of свръх, повече от 8. to carry one's grief, etc. to excess отдавам се прскомерно на скръбта си и пр 9. to excess прекалено, прекомерно 10. излишък, по-голям размер/количество, връхнина, мат. разлика 11. често pl невъздържаност, прекаляване, прекаленост, ексцес, жестокост, зверство* * *excess[ik´ses] I. n 1. излишък; връхнина; мат. разлика; \excess of nine остатък при деление на 9; in \excess of свръх, в излишък; a few years ago interest rates in \excess of 20 per cent would have been unthinkable преди няколко години лихви над 20 процента биха били немислими; \excess profits свръхпечалби; \excess profits duty ( tax) данък върху свръхпечалбите; 2. (често pl) невъздържаност, прекаляване, прекаленост; ексцес, изстъпление; to \excess прекалено; II. adj прекомерен, прекален; \excess weight свръхтегло; \excess luggage свръхбагаж (обикн. при пътуване със самолет); \excess fare жп доплащане; допълнителна такса; \excess supply ( demand) икон. прекомерно предлагане (търсене).
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