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1 to bear the brunt
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2 bear
мечканоси (име), има (траги), сносува, се однесуваfig невешт несмасен човек, шпекулант на берза* * *n. 1. мечка; brown (polar) bear кафеава (поларна) мечка;2. (astron.) see Great Bear, Little Bear;3. шпекулант кој смета на паѓање на акциите (cf. bull I 4);4. (colloq.) несмасен човек; bear II bore (bo(r)); borne (born for 4): (bo(r)n) v1.tr носење; to bear arms носење оружје; to bear a name носење име (назив); to bear a date носење датум *to bear one's cross носење на својот крст;2. tr понесување; to bear expenses (guilt, responsibility) понесување на трошоците (вина, одговорност);3. tr поднесување; to bear pain (suffering) поднесување на болка;4. tr раѓање; to bear a child раѓање на дете; this tree bears beautiful fruit ова дрва раѓа убави плодови; he was born in Paris се родил во Париз;5. intr се однесува на; this fact bears on the problem овој факт се однесува на проблем 6. intr да се држи за; to bear to the right држење на десно; 7. misc.; to bear one's age well изгледање помлад отколку што е; to bear a grudge against smb. лут на некого; to bear in mind имање на ум to bear smt. out нешто да се потврди; to bear the brunt издржување на главниот удар; to bear with smt. поднесување на нешто; to bear witness сведочењезn. мечкаv. шпекулирање дека паѓа цената
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