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{in'di:d}
I. 1. наистина, действително
2. дори, даже, нещо повече, всъщност
I think so, INDEED I am sure мисля, всъщност/дори съм сигурен
3. за усилване
I am very glad INDEED извънредно много се радвам
thank you very much INDEED безкрайно ви благодаря
yes, INDEED! да, разбира се! no, INDEED! съвсем не
4. за отстъпка
I may INDEED be wrong може пък да не съм прав
II. 1. нима? наистина ли? сериозно? така ли? they've set a new record in... -INDEED! постигнат е нов рекорд по... -наистина ли? нима
2. ирония, одобрение, презрение
ами! как не! хайде де! he expects to win-does he INDEED! той очаква да спечели-да спечели ли? ами! как не!* * *{in'di:d} adv 1. наистина, действително; 2. дори, даже, нещо п(2) {in'di:d} int 1. нима? наистина ли? сериозно? така ли? the* * *дори; даже; действително; наистина; нима;* * *1. i am very glad indeed извънредно много се радвам 2. i may indeed be wrong може пък да не съм прав 3. i think so, indeed i am sure мисля, всъщност/дори съм сигурен 4. i. наистина, действително 5. ii. нима? наистина ли? сериозно? така ли? they've set a new record in... -indeed! постигнат е нов рекорд по... -наистина ли? нима 6. thank you very much indeed безкрайно ви благодаря 7. yes, indeed! да, разбира се! no, indeed! съвсем не 8. ами! как не! хайде де! he expects to win-does he indeed! той очаква да спечели-да спечели ли? ами! как не! 9. дори, даже, нещо повече, всъщност 10. за отстъпка 11. за усилване 12. ирония, одобрение, презрение* * *indeed[in´di:d] I. adv 1. наистина, в действителност; 2. дори, даже; 3. за усилване: I am very glad \indeed извънредно много се радвам; the wine was very good \indeed виното наистина беше много добро; 4. за отстъпка: I may \indeed be wrong може пък и да не съм прав; II. int нима, хайде де; как не, ами; I have lived in London for 10 years. - \indeed! Живял съм в Лондон 10 години. - Нима!
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