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1 узгоджувати
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2 умовлятися
= умовитисяto agree, to come to an agreement, to arrange, to concert, to make arrangements, to settleумовлятися наперед (заздалегідь, завчасно) — to agree beforehand, to preconcert
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3 домовлятися
= домовитисяto arrange, to make arrangements, to settle; док. тж. to come to an agreement ( understanding)домовлятися про ціну — to settle the price, to negotiate a price
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4 зговорюватися
= зговоритисяto concert, to arrange ( with); to come to an arrangement ( agreement), to settle ( with); to make an appointment ( arrangements) (with, for) -
5 пов'язувати
= пов'язати II1) ( зв'язувати) to tie, to bind2) ( поєднувати) to unite; to connect ( with), to link; to make concordant, to agree; to bring into harmony ( with)
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