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1 acknowledge
{ək'nɔlidʒ}
1. признавам, приемам, съзнавам, давам да се разбере, че познавам/виждам
to ACKNOWLEDGE defeat, to ACKNOWLEDGE oneself heaten признавам се за победен
2. потвърждавам
to ACKNOWLEDGE (receipt of) a letter, etc. по твърждавам получаването на писмо и пр.
to ACKNOWLEDGE a signal мор. отговарям на сигнал
3. признателен/бла годарен съм (за), изказвам/изразявам благодарност (за)
to ACKNOWLEDGE a favour изказвам благодарност за направена услуга* * *{ъk'nъlij} v 1. признавам; приемам; съз навам; давам д* * *съзнавам; отблагодарявам се; потвърждавам; признавам; приемам;* * *1. to acknowledge (receipt of) a letter, etc. по твърждавам получаването на писмо и пр 2. to acknowledge a favour изказвам благодарност за направена услуга 3. to acknowledge a signal мор. отговарям на сигнал 4. to acknowledge defeat, to acknowledge oneself heaten признавам се за победен 5. потвърждавам 6. признавам, приемам, съзнавам, давам да се разбере, че познавам/виждам 7. признателен/бла годарен съм (за), изказвам/изразявам благодарност (за)* * *acknowledge[ək´nɔlidʒ] v 1. признавам (се); приемам; съзнавам; осъзнавам; to \acknowledge o.s. beaten ( defeated) признавам се за победен; предавам се; 2. потвърждавам, удостоверявам, установявам, засвидетелствам; to \acknowledge receipt of потвърждавам получаването на; to \acknowledge a signal мор. отговарям на сигнал; 3. признателен съм; благодарен съм, отблагодарявам се.
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