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1 река
1. същ. river; streamреки от кръв a river of blood, streams of blood2. гл. say, tell3. decide, make up o.'s mindако рече if he sets his mind to itрекох да ви споходя I thought I'd come and see youрекъл съм да I've decided to, I've made up my mind to4. (струва ми се) think, it seems to meрекох, че е мечка I thought it was a bearтова ще рече that is to say да речем for example, sayаз, да речем; I for oneкажи-речи, току-речи almostако е рекъл господ God willing; if all goes wellдето го рекли as they say, as the saying isако е речено if it is to beне било речено it was not to beречено-сторено no sooner said than done; suit the action to the wordнещо рече тряс something went bangречи тъй (направи, застани и пр. така) hold it/stand this way ( според контекста)* * *река̀,ж., -ѝ river; stream; край \рекаата by the riverside; нагоре по \рекаата upstream, up the river; \рекаа Дунав the Danube; \рекаа Мисисипи the Mississippi River; \рекаа Темза the Thames; \рекаи ( дъжд) floods of rain.——————гл., мин. св. деят. прич. рѐкъл 1. say, tell;2. decide, make up o.’s mind; ако рече if he sets his mind to it; рекох да ви споходя I thought I’d come and see you;3. ( струва ми се) think, it seems to me; • аз, да речем I for one; ако е рекъл Господ God willing; if all goes well; ако е речено if it is to be; да речем for example, say; кажи-речи almost; не било речено it was not to be; речено-сторено no sooner said than done; suit the action to the word; това ще рече that is to say.* * *river: We were sailing down the река. - Плувахме надолу по реката., by the река - край реката, the Mississippi река - река Мисисипи; stream; (казвам): say{sei}: let's река - да речем; tell; decide: if you река to come - ако речеш да дойдеш* * *1. (струва ми се) think, it seеms to me 2. 1 същ. river;stream 3. 2 гл. say, tell 4. decide, make up o.'s mind 5. p. Мисисипи the Mississippi River p. Дунав the (river) Danube 6. p. Темза the (river) Thames 7. аз, да речем;I for one 8. ако е рекъл господ God willing;if all goes well 9. ако е речено if it is to be 10. ако рече if he sets his mind to it 11. дето го рекли as they say, as the saying is 12. кажи-речи, току-речи almost 13. край РЕКАта by the riverside 14. нагоре по РЕКАта upstream, up the river 15. надолу пo РЕКАта downstream, down the river 16. не било речено it was not to be 17. нещо рече тряс something went bang 18. реки (дъжд) floods of rain 19. реки от кръв a river of blood, streams of blood 20. рекох да ви споходя I thought I'd come and see you 21. рекох, че е мечка I thought it was a bear 22. рекъл съм да I've decided to, I've made up my mind to 23. речено-сторено no sooner said than done;suit the action to the word 24. речи тъй (направи, застани и пр. така) hold it/ stand this way (според контекста) 25. това ще рече that is to say да речем for example, say
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