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1 forth
{fɔ:θ}
1. напред, нататък
to sail FORTH отплувам
2. на показ, наяве, на дълго и на широко
3. занапред, нататък
from this time FORTHотсега нататък, занапред
and so FORTH и тъй нататък, и прочее* * *{fъ:d} adv 1. напред, нататък; to sail forth отплувам; 2. на показ,* * *занапред; нататък; наяве;* * *1. and so forth и тъй нататък, и прочее 2. from this time forthотсега нататък, занапред 3. to sail forth отплувам 4. занапред, нататък 5. на показ, наяве, на дълго и на широко 6. напред, нататък* * *forth[fɔ:u] I. adv лит. 1. напред, нататък ( пространствено); to go \forth поемам, тръгвам; back and \forth ам. назад-напред, насам-натам; 2. на показ, наяве; надълго и широко; (обикн. с глаголи); про-; раз-; to bring \forth young раждам малки; to put \forth leaves разлиствам се; to bring \forth no conclusion не водя до заключение; 3. занапред, нататък (по време); from this time \forth отсега нататък, занапред; • and so \forth и тъй-нататък, и прочее; II. prep ост. от, из.
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