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1 there were some inquiries concerning his health
Универсальный англо-русский словарь > there were some inquiries concerning his health
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2 concerning
prep о, относительно; касательноthere were some inquiries concerning his health — несколько раз справлялись относительно его здоровья
Синонимический ряд:1. about (adj.) about; affecting; pertaining to; regarding; relating to; relative to; respecting; touching; with regards to2. applying (verb) appertaining; applying; bear on; involving; pertaining; referring; relating3. concerning (verb) ailing; concerning; distressing; troubling; worrying4. about (other) about; anent (formal); apropos; apropos of; as for; as regards; as to; connected with; in re; in reference to; in regard to; in the matter of; of; on the subject of; pertaining to; regarding; respecting; with reference to; with regard to; with respect to -
3 concerning
[kənʹsɜ:nıŋ] prepо, относительно; касательноthere were some inquiries concerning his health - несколько раз справлялись относительно его здоровья
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4 concerning
kənˈsə:nɪŋ предл. касательно, относительно Any information concerning money would be appreciated. ≈ Любая информация о деньгах будет принята с признательностью. Syn: about, on, regarding, on the subject concerning: относительно;
касательно;
- there were some inquiries * his health несколько раз справлялись относительно его здоровья concerning pres. p. от concern ~ prep относительно, касательноБольшой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > concerning
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