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1 obedience
{ə'bi:djəns}
1. подчинение, покорство, послушание
съобразяване (с to)
in OBEDIENCE to съобразно, в съгласие с, според
passive OBEDIENCE формално подчинение
to reduce someone to OBEDIENCE, to compel OBEDIENCE from someone принуждавам някого да се подчини
2. авторитет, власт
3. църк. паство* * *{ъ'bi:djъns} n 1. подчинение, покорство, послушание; съобра* * *послушание;* * *1. in obedience to съобразно, в съгласие с, според 2. passive obedience формално подчинение 3. to reduce someone to obedience, to compel obedience from someone принуждавам някого да се подчини 4. авторитет, власт 5. подчинение, покорство, послушание 6. съобразяване (с to) 7. църк. паство* * *obedience[ə´bi:diəns] n 1. подчинение, покорство, послушание, съобразяване (to); passive \obedience формално подчинение; in \obedience to съобразно (в съгласие) с, според; 2. авторитет.
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