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1 haste
{heist}
I. 1. бързина, бързане
to make HASTE бързам
to be in great HASTE много бързам
in hot HASTE съвсем бързо/спешно
in HASTE бързо, на бърза ръка, набързо
to make what HASTE one can бързам, колкото мога
2. прибързаност, припряност
more HASTE less speed колкото повече бързаш, толкова по-бавно стигаш
marry in HASTE repent at leisure погов. който набързо се жени, после съжалява
HASTE makes waste погов. бързата кучка слепи ги ражда
II. вж. hasten* * *{heist} n 1. бързина, бързане; to make haste бързам; to be in great(2) {heist} hasten.* * *спешност; припряност; прибързаност; бързане; бързина;* * *1. haste makes waste погов. бързата кучка слепи ги ражда 2. i. бързина, бързане 3. ii. вж. hasten 4. in haste бързо, на бърза ръка, набързо 5. in hot haste съвсем бързо/спешно 6. marry in haste repent at leisure погов. който набързо се жени, после съжалява 7. more haste less speed колкото повече бързаш, толкова по-бавно стигаш 8. to be in great haste много бързам 9. to make haste бързам 10. to make what haste one can бързам, колкото мога 11. прибързаност, припряност* * *haste [heist] I. n 1. бързина, бързане, спешност, неотложност, експедитивност; to make \haste бързам; more \haste less speed колкото повече бързаш, толкова по-бавно става (върви, стигаш); to be in great \haste много бързам; in hot \haste съвсем бързо (спешно); in \haste на бърза ръка, набързо; 2. прибързаност; припряност; • marry in \haste, repent in leisure който набързо се жени, после съжалява; his note bears the sigh of \haste личи си, че е писал бележката набързо; II. v поет. = hasten.
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