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1 inconvenience
{,inkən'vi:ŋjəns}
I. n неудобство, притеснение, безпокойство
to cause INCONVENIENCE, to be an INCONVENIENCE причинявам неудобство, създавам неприятности (to)
to put to INCONVENIENCE безпокоя, обезпокоявам, затруднявам
they have been at great INCONVENIENCE in order to help us те си създадоха големи затруднения, за да ни помогнат
II. v създавам неудобство (на), безпокоя. обезпокоявам, притеснявам, главоболя* * *{,inkъn'vi:njъns} n неудобство; притеснение, безпокойст(2) {,inkъn'vi:njъns} v създавам неудобство (на), безпо* * *притеснявам; притеснение; безпокоя; безпокойство; неудобство; несгода;* * *1. i. n неудобство, притеснение, безпокойство 2. ii. v създавам неудобство (на), безпокоя. обезпокоявам, притеснявам, главоболя 3. they have been at great inconvenience in order to help us те си създадоха големи затруднения, за да ни помогнат 4. to cause inconvenience, to be an inconvenience причинявам неудобство, създавам неприятности (to) 5. to put to inconvenience безпокоя, обезпокоявам, затруднявам* * *inconvenience[¸inkən´vi:njəns] I. n неудобство, притеснение, безпокойство, затруднение, главоболие; to cause \inconvenience, to be an \inconvenience причинявам неудобство (затруднение), създавам неприятности (to); to put to \inconvenience безпокоя, обезпокоявам; II. v създавам неудобство (на), безпокоя, обезпокоявам, притеснявам, затруднявам, главоболя.
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