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1 изпълнител
1. (и юр.) executorсъдия изпълнител bailiff; executive magistrateизпълнител на завещание executor, executrix2. (артист) performer(актьор) actor, player(певец) singerизпълнители на ролите (в пиеса) the cast of the play* * *изпълнѝтел,м., -и; изпълнѝтелк|а ж., -и 1. executer (и юр.); \изпълнител на завещание executor, executrix; съдия \изпълнител bailiff; executive magistrate;2. ( артист) performer; ( музикант) executant; ( актьор) actor, player; ( певец) singer; \изпълнители на ролите (в пиеса) the cast of the play.* * *doer; enactor (театр.); executant; executor (на завещанието); impersonator; performer; personator* * *1. (актьор) actor, player 2. (артист) performer 3. (и юр.) executor 4. (певец) singer 5. ИЗПЪЛНИТЕЛ на завещание executor, executrix 6. ИЗПЪЛНИТЕЛи на ролите (в пиеса) the cast of the play 7. съдия ИЗПЪЛНИТЕЛ bailiff;executive magistrate
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