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1 cling
{klir}
1. прилепвам (се) (to към, о, до)
2. прегръщам, притискам, държа се здраво
to CLING together/to one another стоим плътно прегърнати, държим се здраво един за друг
3. придържам се
държа се, не се отделям (to към, за, от)
4. оставам верен, не изменям (to на)
поддържам упорито, постоянствувам (в принципи, мнение и пр.) -, не изоставям (надежда и пр.), силно привързан съм (to към)
5. не изветрявам, не изчезвам (за миризма)* * *{klir) v (clung {klAi)) 1. прилепвам (се) (to към, о, до);* * *прегръщам; придържам се; прилепвам; притискам; вкопчвам се; звънене; звънтене;* * *1. to cling together/to one another стоим плътно прегърнати, държим се здраво един за друг 2. държа се, не се отделям (to към, за, от) 3. не изветрявам, не изчезвам (за миризма) 4. оставам верен, не изменям (to на) 5. поддържам упорито, постоянствувам (в принципи, мнение и пр.) -, не изоставям (надежда и пр.), силно привързан съм (to към) 6. прегръщам, притискам, държа се здраво 7. придържам се 8. прилепвам (се) (to към, о, до)* * *cling[kliʃ] I. v ( clung[kləʃ]) 1. прилепвам (се) (to); his sodden trousers were \clinging to his legs прогизналите му панталони бяха прилепнали о краката му; the children were \clinging onto their mother децата се притискаха до майка си; 2. прегръщам, притискам, държа се здраво (to); to \cling together ( to one another) държим се здраво един о друг; стоя плътно прегърнат с някого; 3. придържам се, държа се (to); \cling on! дръж се! to \cling to power не пускам властта, държа се здраво за властта; the ship clung to the coast line корабът не се отдалечаваше от брега; 4. оставам верен, не изменям, поддържам упорито (принцип, мнение); не изоставям (надежда и пр.); привързан съм (to); 5. залепям се, вкопчвам се, (to за); 6. не изветрявам (за миризма); the smell of tobacco smoke clung to his garments миризмата на тютюнев дим не можеше да изветря от дрехите му, дрехите му бяха напоени с миризма на тютюнев дим; II. n 1. ам. слепване на влакната (на памук); 2. = clingstone.
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