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1 наследство
ср héritage m, succession f; получавам по наследство obtenir par héritage, hériter; лишавам от наследство déshériter, priver du droit d'hériter. -
2 наследявам
гл hériter (qch de qn), hériter de qch; 2. (заемам мястото на) succéder а; prendre la succession de qn. -
3 неподелен
прил indivis, e; неподелено наследство succession indivise. -
4 открит
прил 1. ouvert, e; открито лице (чело) visage (front) ouvert открит град ville ouverte; открита рана plaie ouverte; 2. прен ouvert, e; водя открита борба срещу някого mener une lutte ouverte contre qn; открито наследство succession ouverte; открита сметка compte ouvert; открит човек homme ouvert; с открито сърце а cњur ouvert; в открито море en haute mer; открита кола automobile (voiture) décapotée; открито заседание (съдебно) юр audience publique; открита експлоатация мин exploitation а ciel ouvert; открит лист laissez-passer m, sauf-conduit m; с открито чело а visage découvert; въпросът остава открит la question reste en suspens; играя с открити карти jouer cartes sur table. -
5 приемничество
ср succession f. -
6 част
ж 1. part f, partie f, portion f, morceau m, pièce f; fragment m; temps m; quote part f; частите на речта les parties du discours; най-голямата част la plus grande partie; по-голямата част la plupart, la majeure partie; резервни части piéces de rechange; съставни части parties intégrantes; части на тялото les parties du corps humain; роман в три части roman en trois parties; нарязаха хляба на равни части on a coupé le pain en parties égales; учебна част section d'études; срамни части les parties honteuses; 2. воен unité f; troupe f; пехотна част unité d'infanterie; моторизирана част unité motorisée; танкова част unité blindée а идеална част юр réserve légale (d'une succession); лъвската част (от нещо) la part du lion, la part léonine; не съм по тая част ce n'est pas de mon ressort, ce n'est pas mon fort, je n'y suis pas; той е по тази част il est expert en la matière, il est calé en cela.
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