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m. (lat. momentum) 1. момент, миг; le moment présent настоящият момент; 2. случай, момент; 3. настояще време, даден момент; 4. физ. момент; moment d'une force момент на силата; 5. loc. adv. en un moment за минута, за нищо време; а tout moment ежеминутно, във всяко време; 6. loc. prép. au moment de по време на; тъкмо когато; 7. loc. conj. au moment où в момента, когато; du moment que след като, тъй като, щом като. Ќ n'avoir pas un moment а soi прекалено съм зает, няма нито минута свободно време; un moment за малко, ако обичате; moment psychologique удобен случай за действие; les derniers moments de qqn. малко преди смъртта на някого; moments perdus моменти на удоволствие; а tout moment, а tous moments постоянно, непрекъснато; d'un moment а l'autre всеки момент, след малко; par moments на моменти, на интервали; pour le moment за момента, сега; pour un moment за известно време; n'avoir un moment а soi много съм зает.
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