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1 prevailed
prevailed преобладать см. также prevail -
2 prevailed
ПреобладающийсяБольшой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > prevailed
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3 prevailed
berlaku -
4 prevailed on
membujuk -
5 prevailed
triumfova-uar -
6 prevailed
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7 prevailed
pret.überwog prät. -
8 prevailed
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9 prevailed
Синонимический ряд:1. conquered (verb) beat/beaten; bested; conquered; mastered; overcame; overcame/overcome; surmounted; triumphed; won; worsted2. ruled (verb) dominated; domineered; predominated; preponderated; reigned; ruled -
10 PREVAILED
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11 prevailed
vგაბატონებული, ჭარბობდა, გაბატონდა -
12 prevailed
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13 prevailed over
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14 I prevailed him to accept the invitation
Общая лексика: я уговорил его принять предложениеУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > I prevailed him to accept the invitation
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15 I prevailed on him to accept the invitation
Макаров: я уговорил его принять приглашениеУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > I prevailed on him to accept the invitation
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16 I prevailed on him to stop smoking
Макаров: я уговорил его бросить куритьУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > I prevailed on him to stop smoking
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17 his argument prevailed and I yielded
Общая лексика: его довод был очень убедителен, и я отступил, его довод был очень убедителен, и я уступилУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > his argument prevailed and I yielded
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18 silence prevailed
הושלך הס, השתרר שקט, השתררה דומיה* * *◙ הימוד הררתשה,טקש ררתשה,סה ךלשוה◄ -
19 silence prevailed
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20 silence prevailed
stilte krijgt de overhand
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