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1 соработува за весник
contribute to a newspaper -
2 придонесува
help; assist; aid————————cause; bring about; challenge; provoke; trigger off————————to contribute————————cause; bring about; contribute; help; assist; aid* * *conduce, contribute -
3 дава
to give————————give; let; leave* * *(како доказ или пример)adduce--------(лек причесна)administer 1--------(пари предвреме)advance--------(пари)allow--------(претставува)act 4 (v)--------(срок)allot--------impart, confer, contribute -
4 помага
to help, to aid, to assist, to succour, to stand by————————help; assist; aid————————cause; bring about; contribute; help; assist; aid* * *aid, assist, bear a hand -
5 предизвикува
provoke————————prompt v———————— (чувства)evoke————————to provoke, to call forth, to give rise to, to arouse, to stir up, to cause, to raise, to evoke, to compel, to challenge————————cause; bring about; challenge; provoke; trigger off————————cause; bring about; contribute; help; assist; aid* * *(на тепачка)call (Am sl)--------prompt (v), inspire, attract, beard (v), induce -
6 приложува
to add, to annex, to apply, to enclose, to deposit* * *inset (v), contribute -
7 учествува
to participate, to take part in, to take a share in———————— (во)participate in* * *assist, get in, contribute -
8 спомага
to contribute, to conduce; to help; to minister
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