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1 fără motiv
gratuitouslywithout cause / reasonout of reasongroundlesslyfor no reason at ail. -
2 a reuşi să găsească soluţia unei, probleme
to reason out the answer to a problem.Română-Engleză dicționar expresii > a reuşi să găsească soluţia unei, probleme
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3 nelalocul lui
out of place / seasonneither here nor therewithout rhyme or reason. -
4 a-şi pierde mintea / minţile
to go out of / to lose one's mind / reasonto be out one's senses / witsto fall be-side one's wit.Română-Engleză dicționar expresii > a-şi pierde mintea / minţile
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5 a sări în ochi
to leap to the eye(s), to strike smb.'s / the eyeto be obvious (to the eye)to be obvious / glaring / self evidentto stick out a mile -
6 a-şi ieşi din minţi
to go / to be out of one's mind / sensesto lose one's mind / reasonto go / to grow madsl. to be right off itto go / to run berserk(er)to be off one's base / head / rockerto be right off it\a-şi ieşi din minţi de durere to be beside oneself with grief. -
7 fără temei
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8 se înţelege de la sine
it goes without sayingit is self-understood / a matter of course / a foregone conclusionit stands to reasoncertainlyof coursethat needs no sayingsl. it stands / sticks out a mileyes indeed! -
9 ţi-ai pierdut judecata?
are you out of your senses? is your sense of reason gone?
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