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1 преча
stand/be in someone's way/light; be an obstacle, be obstructive (to); put obstacles in someone's path; to hinder; to handicap, to obstruct; to prevent, to impede; to hamper; ( безпокоя) disturb* * *прѐча,гл., мин. св. деят. прич. прѐчил stand/be in s.o.’s way/light; be an obstacle, be obstructive (to); put obstacles in s.o.’s path; ( безпокоя) disturb; нищо не ти пречи да there’s nothing to prevent you from (c ger.); преставам да \преча прен. get out of s.o.’s way/light; \преча да hamper, impede from (c ger.); \преча на prevent, hinder, impede; пречим си stand in one another’s way.* * *be an obstacle; embarrass: The rain пречаs me from going for a walk. - Дъждът ми пречи да отида на разходка.; interfere; interrupt; obstruct{xb`strXkt}; prevent: What пречаs you from being happy? - Какво ти пречи да бъдеш щастлив?; prohibit; cross{krOs}; detain; handicap; disturb (безпокоя)
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