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1 painful
{'peinful}
1. болезнен, мъчителен
2. неприятен, досаден
3. тежък, труден* * *{'peinful} а 1. болезнен, мъчителен; 2. неприятен; досаден; 3* * *тежък; тягостен; труден; болезнен; наскърбителен; неприятен;* * *1. болезнен, мъчителен 2. неприятен, досаден 3. тежък, труден* * * -
2 experience
{iks'piəriəns}
I. 1. опит (житейски и пр.), опитност
by/from EXPERIENCE от опит
man of EXPERIENCE опитен човек, човек с опит
2. преживяване, преживелица, случка
facts within my EXPERIENCE факти, на който съм бил свидетел, факти, който познавам от опит
3. познания, практика, квалификация
II. 1. преживявам, изпитвам, претърпявам
2. научавам от опит* * *{iks'piъriъns} n 1. опит (житейски и пр.), опитност; by/fr(2) {iks'piъriъns} v 1. преживявам, изпитвам; претърпявам;* * *случка; опит; практика; преживяване; претърпявам; преживелица; преживявам; квалификация; изпитвам;* * *1. by/from experience от опит 2. facts within my experience факти, на който съм бил свидетел, факти, който познавам от опит 3. i. опит (житейски и пр.), опитност 4. ii. преживявам, изпитвам, претърпявам 5. man of experience опитен човек, човек с опит 6. научавам от опит 7. познания, практика, квалификация 8. преживяване, преживелица, случка* * *experience[eks´piəriəns] I. n 1. опит (житейски и пр.); \experience is the mother of wisdom опитът ражда мъдростта; to know by ( from) \experience знам от опит; a man of \experience опитен човек, човек с опит; 2. преживяване; преживелица, случка; a painful \experience болезнено (мъчително) преживяване; facts within my \experience факти, на които съм бил свидетел, добре известни на мен обстоятелства; 3. познания; практика; майсторство; подготовка, квалификация; have you had any previous \experience? практикували ли сте досега? 4. ост., рядко изпитание; II. v 1. изпитвам, преживявам; претърпявам; the shares have \experienced a fresh decline акциите спаднаха отново; to \experience religion претърпявам вътрешно прераждане; 2. рядко научавам от опит.
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