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1 application
{.æpli'keiʃn}
1. приложение, употреба, прилагане
to have no APPLICATION in a given case не съм приложим в даден случай
2. прилежание, старание, усърдие, внимание
close APPLICATION голямо старание
APPLICATION to work прилежание
3. искане, молба
заявление, просба (to към, до, for за)
to make an APPLICATION to подавам молба до, отправям искане към
4. слагане, поставяне
5. компрес, лапа
6. апликация* * *{.apli'keishn} n 1. приложение, употреба; прилагане; to ha* * *употреба; слагане; приложение; заявление; искане;* * *1. application to work прилежание 2. close application голямо старание 3. to have no application in a given case не съм приложим в даден случай 4. to make an application to подавам молба до, отправям искане към 5. апликация 6. заявление, просба (to към, до, for за) 7. искане, молба 8. компрес, лапа 9. прилежание, старание, усърдие, внимание 10. приложение, употреба, прилагане 11. слагане, поставяне* * *application[¸æpli´keiʃən] n 1. апликация, слагане, поставяне; \application of a dressing слагане на превръзка; 2. приложение, употреба; for external \application мед. външно; 3. прилежание, старание, усърдие; 4. искане, молба заявление, прошение, просба (to до, към); to hand in an \application подавам заявление; \application form бланка (формуляр) за заявление; 5. комп. задача, която може да бъде решена с компютър.
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