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bring away1 overhouden ⇒ mee terug/meebrengen♦voorbeelden:1 we brought away rather bad impressions of our holiday • we kwamen nogal teleurgesteld terug van onze vakantie -
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vt sepperson wegbringen; memories, impression mitnehmen* * *bring away v/t Eindrücke, Erinnerungen mitnehmen -
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phr v вынести; составитьwe brought away rather mixed impressions of our holiday — наш отпуск оставил довольно сложные впечатления
to bring censure — вынести порицание, осуждение
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вынести;
составить (мнение) Yes, we enjoyed our holiday and brought away happy memories of the island. ≈ Да, мы очень хорошо провели отпуск, у нас остались самые радостные воспоминания об острове. вынести;
составить (мнение) - we brought away rather mixed impressions of our holiday наш отпуск оставил довольно сложные впечатленияБольшой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > bring away
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фраз. гл. находиться под впечатлением; составить мнениеYes, we enjoyed our holiday and brought away happy memories of the island. — Да, мы очень хорошо провели отпуск, у нас остались самые радостные воспоминания об острове.
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вынести; составитьАнгло-русский большой универсальный переводческий словарь > bring away
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v. odvoziti · одвозити vi., uvoditi · уводити vi., odvezti · одвезти vp., uvesti (uvede) · увести (уведе) vp.
См. также в других словарях:
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