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1 set off set in
phr.v.1.започнува (дождот/бурата/зимата)2. настапува (зимата/мразот/рецесијата/проблемите): А recession set in after the war По војната настапи период на рецесија; The rain will soon set in Набрзо ќе почне да врне; The rain has set in for the night Цела ноќ ќе врне дожд3. med. се заразува (раната) -
2 web off-set
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3 set against
phr.v.1.set sb against sb наведува/нас'скува некого против некого; насочува еден против друг: The civil war set brother against brother Во граѓанската војна се бореше брат против брат2. set oneself against sth категорички е против нешто3. set sth (off) against sth споредува (добри/лоши страни на) нешто со (добри/лоши страни на) нешто: The initial cost of a new car has to be set againstthe saving you'll make on repairs Цената на чинење на нова кола мора да се набљудува од аспект на заштеди ге за поправки4. set sth (off) against tax econ. пријавува режиски/деловни трошоци за (одбивање од) данок -
4 set off
s. израмнување, надополнување, контраст -
5 to set off
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6 guard
стражар, заштитно средство, чувар, стража(Br) возоводителv чува, варди, внимава, заштитува* * *v. варди, заштитува, чува, внимава; (Br) возоводител; заштитно средство, заштита, чувар, стражар, стражаn. будност, внимание; to be on guard - е внимателен, внимава; to be off guard - е невнимателен;2. (спорт.) одбранбена положба;3. стража, заштита, оружана придружба; on guard - (војно) на стража; to mount guard - е на стражарско место; to set the guard - поставува стража; to stand guard - стои на стража;4. стражар, чувар, вооружен придружник;5. (pl.) гарда;6. (амер) кондуктер;7. (attr.) стражарскиv. чува, штити (од from, against);2. обезбедува, осигура;3. стражари;4. предупредува, се чува (against); guard-house - n. стражарница; чувар; стража; будност
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