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1 accept an invitation
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2 accept an invitation
1) Общая лексика: принять приглашение2) Политика: принимать приглашение -
3 accept an invitation on some condition
Общая лексика: принять приглашение с оговоркойУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > accept an invitation on some condition
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5 to accept an invitation
English-russian dctionary of diplomacy > to accept an invitation
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6 I prevailed him to accept the invitation
Общая лексика: я уговорил его принять предложениеУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > I prevailed him to accept the invitation
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7 I prevailed on him to accept the invitation
Макаров: я уговорил его принять приглашениеУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > I prevailed on him to accept the invitation
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8 I was unwilling for my wife to accept the invitation
Общая лексика: я был против того, чтобы жена принимала это приглашениеУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > I was unwilling for my wife to accept the invitation
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♦ invitation /ɪnvɪˈteɪʃn/n. [cu]invito; richiamo; allettamento; stimolo: letter of invitation, lettera d'invito; an invitation to dinner, un invito a cena; to accept an invitation, accettare un invito; to extend an invitation to sb., rivolgere un invito a q.; to decline an invitation, declinare un invito; a standing invitation, un invito valido in qualunque occasione; Dry laws were an invitation to bootlegging, le leggi proibizioniste erano uno stimolo al contrabbando di liquori● invitation card, biglietto d'invito □ to do st. at sb. 's invitation, fare qc. dietro (o su) invito di q. □ (fig.) an open invitation, un invito a nozze (fig.). -
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- invitation aspects питання стосовно запрошення сторін- invitation card запрошення- invitation list список запрошених- official invitation офіційне запрошення- written invitation письмове запрошення- letter of invitation письмове запрошення- invitation to dinner запрошення на обід- admission by invitation only вхід тільки за запрошеннями- body of the invitation текст запрошення- distribution of invitations розповсюдження запрошень- reply to an invitation відповідь на запрошення- to accept an invitation прийняти запрошення- to accept the letter as proof of the invitation прийняти лист як підтвердження запрошення- to decline an invitation відхилити запрошення- to extend an invitation передати запрошення- to reply to the invitation відповісти на запрошення- to send out invitations розіслати запрошення -
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ac·cept [əkʼsept] vt1) ( take when offered)to \accept sth etw annehmen;to \accept sb's advice/ an apology/ a suggestion jds Ratschlag m /eine Entschuldigung/einen Vorschlag annehmen;to \accept an award eine Auszeichnung entgegennehmen;to \accept a bribe sich akk bestechen lassen;to \accept an invitation/ a job/ an offer/ a gift eine Einladung/eine Stelle/ein Angebot/ein Geschenk annehmen;to \accept sb as a member jdn als Mitglied aufnehmen2) ( take in payment)to \accept sth etw annehmen;do you \accept credit cards? kann man bei Ihnen mit Kreditkarte zahlen?;this telephone \accepts only coins an diesem Telefon kann man nur mit Münzen telefonieren3) ( believe)to \accept sth etw glauben;( more official) etw Glauben schenken4) ( acknowledge)to \accept sth etw anerkennen;she refused to \accept all the blame sie weigerte sich, die ganze Schuld auf sich zu nehmen;to \accept responsibility Verantwortung übernehmen;to \accept [that]... akzeptieren, dass...;I \accept that I've made a mistake ich sehe ein, dass ich einen Fehler gemacht habe5) ( resign oneself to)to \accept sth etw akzeptieren [o hinnehmen];to \accept sb's decision jds Entscheidung f akzeptieren;to \accept [the fact] that... [die Tatsache] akzeptieren, dass..., sich akk damit abfinden, dass...6) ( include socially)to \accept sb jdn akzeptieren vi zusagen, annehmen;to \accept to do sth einwilligen, etw zu tun -
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[͵ınvıʹteıʃ(ə)n] n1. приглашениеinvitation card /ticket/ - пригласительный билет
a letter of invitation, a written invitation - письменное приглашение
an invitation to dinner - приглашение к обеду /на обед/
at the invitation of smb. - по чьему-л. приглашению
2. заманивание, завлеканиеsmth. full of invitation - что-л. манящее /привлекательное/
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прифаќа, прима, признава, уважува, преземасе согласува, поднесува (навреда), поднесува* * *v. tr1. согласување, прифаќање (на), примање; to accept an invitation (a job, a proposal) прифаќање на повик (вработување, предлог); to accept a bribe (an offer) примање мито (понуда); to accept an application (a note, merchandise) примање молба (меница, стока) ;2. (Br.) прифаќање, да се сложи; I accept that he is right признавам дека е тој во право; признава, презема, прима, уважува, прифаќа1.се согласува, поднесува (навреда), поднесуваv. прифаќа;2. се согласува, признава за правилно, допушта;3. се однесува или прима благонаклоно;4. (фин.) акцептира (меница); прима; прифаќа; презема, уважува, признава, прима, прифаќа, прима, при; се согласува, поднесува (навреда), поднесува accept a proposal прифаќа предлог accept an offer прифаќа понуда accept sb's order прифаќа нечија нарачка accept/assume/take on a liability ја презема обврската (for a debt во врска со долгот). accept; agree; approve прифаќа; се сложува; одобрува accept; agree; correspond; tally се -
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v1. приймати2. визнавати, допускати, погоджуватися- to accept an amendment прийняти поправку, погодитися із змінами- to accept collective leadership визнавати колективне керівництво- to accept a diplomatic agent приймати/ визнавати дипломатичного представника- to accept an election визнати результати виборів- to accept an invitation прийняти запрошення- to accept a nomination виразити згоду на призначення- to accept the obligations прийняти зобов'язання- to accept an offer прийняти пропозицію- to accept reality визнавати реальність- to be accepted by a large majority бути визнаним значною більшістю голосів -
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ək'sept1) (to take (something offered): He accepted the gift.) ta imot2) (to believe in, agree to or acknowledge: We accept your account of what happened; Their proposal was accepted; He accepted responsibility for the accident.) godta, akseptere•- acceptably
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- acceptedgodkjenne--------godtaverb \/əkˈsept\/, \/ækˈsept\/1) godkjenne, akseptere, slutte seg til2) motta, ta imotta imot \/ si ja (takk) til en innbydelse3) godta, erkjenne, finne seg i, gå med på4) ( handel) akseptereaccept as betrakte som(the) accepted thing det som er allment vedtatt\/akseptertbe widely accepted få bred tilslutning\/aksept -
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n1) запрошення2) заманювання, зваблення3) рел. запрошення на сповідь* * *n1) запрошення2) заманювання, зваблювання3) peл. запрошення до сповіді4) стимул, заохочення, спонукання -
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v. ontvangen, overeenstemmen[ əksept, æk-]2 aanvaarden ⇒ tolereren, verdragen3 goedvinden ⇒ goedkeuren, erkennen♦voorbeelden:1 accepted bill • geaccepteerde wissel, acceptan accepted fact • een (algemeen) aanvaard feitthe machine does not accept foreign coins • het apparaat neemt geen vreemde munten aanaccept an invitation • op een uitnodiging ingaanbe accepted practice • algemeen gebruikelijk zijn
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