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1 prisoner
s.1. затвореник;2. заробеник, пленик; затвореник; заробеник -
2 prisoner of state
n. (исто и state prisoner) политички затвореник -
3 prisoner of conscience
n. политички затвореник -
4 prisoner of war
воен заробеник, пленик -
5 political prisoner
n. политички затвореник -
6 petition
петиција, претставка, молба (писмена)v дава петиција, моли* * *v. 1. поднесува петиција/барање (for/against sth за/против нешто) (sb (for sth) до некого (за нешто)): They petitioned the king for the release of the prisoner Тие поднесоа петиција до кралот за ослободување па затвореникот2. petition for divorce lawподнесува барање за бракоразводна парница3. petition for bankruptcy econ. поднесува барање за стечајна постапка4. petition sb (to do sth) f ml. моли/преколнува некого (да (на)прави нешто); претставка, молба (писмена), петицијаn. молба, барање, петиција; молба; петиција; молба; претставка, петиција, молба (писмена) -
7 unchallenged
1. неприкосновен (власт/водач/авторитет)2. неоспорен (факт/докази)3. без конкуренција (натпреварувач)4. do sth unchallenged прави нешто без да биде запрен: How did the prisoner manage to get to the outer fence unchallenged? Како успеал затвореникот да стигне до надворешната ограда без да биде запрен?
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