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1 представлять представля·ть
1) (подавать, предъявлять) to present, to produce; to render, to deliver, to exhibitпредставлять доклад — to render / to submit a report
3) (быть представителем, выражать чьи-л. интересы)представлять государство во всей совокупности его международных отношений — to represent a state in the totality of its international relations
Англия и Испания были представлены своими послами — Britain and Spain were represented by their respective ambassadors
5) (быть, являться) to be, to constitute, to offer6) (мысленно воспроизводить) to imagine, to fancy, to pictureпредставлять в ложном свете — to misrepresent, to present (smth.) in a false light
представлять в лучшем свете — to show / to portray (smth.) in the most favourable light
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