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1 adjudge
{ə'dʒʌdʒ}
1. отсъждам. присъжлам (something to someone нещо някому)
2. признавам за (виновен, валиден и пр.)
3. смятам. преценявам
to ADJUDGE the book a success преценявам. че книгата е добра сполучлива
4. ост. осъждам (to на)* * *{ъ'j^j} v 1. отсъждам. присъжлам (s. th. to s.o. нещо н* * *отсъждам; присъждам; признавам;* * *1. to adjudge the book a success преценявам. че книгата е добра сполучлива 2. ост. осъждам (to на) 3. отсъждам. присъжлам (something to someone нещо някому) 4. признавам за (виновен, валиден и пр.) 5. смятам. преценявам* * *
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