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1 reason
cēlonis, iemesls; saprāts; domāt, spriest -
2 neither rhyme nor reason, without rhyme or reason
bez jebkādas jēgasEnglish-Latvian dictionary > neither rhyme nor reason, without rhyme or reason
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3 bereft of reason
vājprātīgs; zaudējis samaņu -
4 beyond all reason
nesaprātīgs -
5 by reason
dēļ -
6 for a certain reason
zināma iemesla dēļ -
7 good reason
dibināts iemesls -
8 I can give no reason
es nevaru sniegt nekādus pierādījumus -
9 it goes beyond all reason
tas pārsniedz visas saprāta robežas -
10 it stands to reason
tas ir pats par sevi saprotams; pats par sevi saprotams -
11 legitimate reason
attaisnojošs iemesls -
12 no earthly reason
ne mazākā iemesla -
13 not without reason
pamatoti -
14 open to reason
gatavs uzklausīt saprātīgus argumentus -
15 that's beyond all reason
tas nav aptverams -
16 the reason is not far to seek
iemesls ir skaidri redzams -
17 to appeal to reason
apelēt pie veselā saprāta -
18 to bring somebody to reason
vest kādu pie prāta -
19 to come to reason
nākt pie prāta -
20 to do anything in reason
darīt visu saprāta robežās
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