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  • 1 психологичен

    psychological
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    psychological
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    psychological

    Български-английски речник > психологичен

  • 2 психологически

    psychological
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    психологѝчески,
    прил., -а, -о, -и psychological.

    Български-английски речник > психологически

  • 3 психологична акустика

    psychological acoustics

    Български-Angleščina политехнически речник > психологична акустика

  • 4 психологизъм

    лит. psychological analysis
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    психологѝзъм,
    м., само ед. лит. psychological analysis.
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    лит. psychological analysis

    Български-английски речник > психологизъм

  • 5 ровене

    ровене в човешката душа heart-searching, searching of the human heart, soul-searching. psychological p
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    ро̀вене,
    ср., само ед.: \ровене в човешката душа heart-searching, searching of the human heart, soul-searching, psychological probing.
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    РОВЕНЕ в човешката душа heart-searching, searching of the human heart, soul-searching. psychological p

    Български-английски речник > ровене

  • 6 момент

    1. moment, instant
    за момент! wait a moment! one moment! разг. half a tick! на момента on the instant, instantly
    всеки момент at every moment
    очакваме го всеки момент we expect him any moment, he is due in any second
    в момента, в който го видях the moment I saw him
    в този момент at this instant, at the present moment; at this stage
    в последния момент at the last moment/minute
    точно в този момент at that (very) moment/instant, at this point
    в момента, когато at the very time when
    в момента на смъртта in the article of death
    в момента, в същия момент there and then
    под напора на момент a on the spur of the moment
    ако моментът е благоприятен if occasion serves
    той е човек на моменти he is a man of moods
    2. (черта, особеност) feature, point, detail
    това е интересен момент that is an interesting feature/point
    3. физ., тех. moment (um)
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    момѐнт,
    м., -и, (два) момѐнта 1. moment, instant; ако \моментът е благоприятен if occasion serves; в \моментa, в който го видях the moment I saw him; в \момента, в същия \момент there and then; в \момента, когато at the very time when; в този \момент at this instant, at the present moment; at this stage; за \момент! wait a moment! one moment! разг. half a tick! на \момента on the instant, instantly; очакваме го всеки \момент we expect him any moment, he is due in any second; под напора на \момента on the spur of the moment; той е човек на \моменти he is a man of moods; точно в този \момент at this point;
    2. ( черта, особеност) feature, point, detail; ( епизод) scene;
    3. физ., техн. moment(um); въртящ \момент turning couple; усукващ \момент torque, twisting couple.
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    instant; minute; moment: We expect him any момент. - Очакваме го всеки момент.; trice; twinkling
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    1. (епизод) scene 2. (черта, особеност) feature, point, detail 3. moment, instant 4. ако МОМЕНТът е благоприятен if occasion serves 5. в МОМЕНТa, когато at the very time when 6. в МОМЕНТа на смъртта in the article of death 7. в МОМЕНТа, в който го видях the moment I saw him 8. в МОМЕНТа, в същия МОМЕНТ there and then 9. в последния МОМЕНТ at the last moment/minute 10. в този МОМЕНТ at this instant, at the present moment;at this stage 11. всеки МОМЕНТ at every moment 12. за МОМЕНТ! wait a moment! one moment! разг. half a tick! на МОМЕНТа on the instant, instantly 13. очакваме го всеки МОМЕНТ we expect him any moment, he is due in any second 14. под напора на МОМЕНТ a on the spur of the moment 15. психологически МОМЕНТ a psychological moment 16. това е интересен МОМЕНТ that is an interesting feature/point 17. той е човек на МОМЕНТи he is a man of moods 18. точно в този МОМЕНТ at that (very) moment/instant, at this point 19. физ., mex. moment(um)

    Български-английски речник > момент

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