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1 постигать
постигнуть, постичь (вн.)2. (случаться с кем-л.) strike* (d.), overtake* (d.), befall* (d.)его постигло несчастье — misfortune overtook / befell him
его постигла злая судьба — his was a sad fate; a sad fate overtook him
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2 постигать
несов. - постига́ть, сов. - пости́гнуть, пости́чь; (вн.)1) ( понимать) understand (d), grasp (d), comprehend (d), perceive [-'siːv] (d)2) ( случаться с кем-л) strike (d), overtake (d), befall (d)его́ пости́гло несча́стье — misfortune overtook / befell him
его́ пости́гла зла́я судьба́ — his was a sad fate; a sad fate overtook him
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