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v наддава, нуди, лицитираn понуда, влог (во картање)поканува, заповедува, пожелува (добар ден)* * *n. 1. понуда; to make a bid поднесување на понуда; the highest bid најголема (највисока) понуда; a sealed bid понуда во запечатен омот (see also tender I);2. обид; to make a bid for first place правење на обид за завземање на првото место; bid II bade (baed) for 1, 2, 3 and bid for 4, 5; bidden or bid for 1, 2, 3; bid for 4, 5; v1.tr (lit.) наредување;2. tr посакување; to bid smb. good night посакување некому лека ноќ; to bid farewell to smb. збогување со некого;3. tr (lit.) повикување;4. tr понудување (особено на лицитација; he bid fifty dollars for it понуд педесет долари за ова;5. intr учествување на лицитација, натпреварување, поддавање на понуда; понудување; he was bidding наддавање; to bid on smt. понудување на пари за нешто; 6. misc.; to bid defiance давање на отпор; to bid fair ветување; поднесува понуда, (се) нуди, конкурира; понуда; наддава; обид; понуда bid and asked (цена на) побарувачка и (цена на) понуда bid for contract учествува на лицитација за добивање на работа и сл.; понуда -
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