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1 mediate
{'mi:diət}
I. 1. междинен, промеждутъчен
2. непряк, косвен, относителен
II. 1. посреднича (between)
2. постигам/осъществявам/уреждам чрез посредничество/намеса
3. заемам междинно положение, служа за връзка (between)* * *{'mi:diъt} a 1. междинен, промеждутъчен; 2. непряк, косвен; о(2) {'mi:dieit} v 1. посреднича (between); 2. постигам/ осъще* * *относителен; размишлявам; размислям; косвен; непосредствен;* * *1. i. междинен, промеждутъчен 2. ii. посреднича (between) 3. заемам междинно положение, служа за връзка (between) 4. непряк, косвен, относителен 5. постигам/осъществявам/уреждам чрез посредничество/намеса* * *mediate[´mi:di¸eit] I. v 1. посреднича ( between); 2. постигам, осъществявам, уреждам чрез посредничество, намеса; 3. заемам междинно положение, посреднича, служа за връзка ( between); II.[´mi:diit] adj 1. рядко междинен, промеждутъчен; 2. непряк, косвен, относителен; FONT face=Times_Deutsch◊ adv mediately.
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