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{menʃn}
I. n споменаване (по име), посочване (of)
to make MENTION/no MENTION of споменавам/не споменавам
honourable MENTION (изказване на) похвала
II. v споменавам (по име), отварям дума за
don't MENTION it няма защо, моля (след изказани благодарности, извинения)
not to MENTION, without MENTIONing да не говорим за* * *{menshn} n споменаване (по име), посочване (of); to make mention /no(2) {menshn} v споменавам (по име), отварям дума за; don't mention i* * *цитирам; споменаване; споменавам; упоменавам; посочване; загатване; загатвам;* * *1. don't mention it няма защо, моля (след изказани благодарности, извинения) 2. honourable mention (изказване на) похвала 3. i. n споменаване (по име), посочване (of) 4. ii. v споменавам (по име), отварям дума за 5. not to mention, without mentioning да не говорим за 6. to make mention/no mention of споменавам/не споменавам* * *mention[´menʃən] I. n споменаване (по име), посочване, загатване (of); to make \mention of споменавам; to make little (no) \mention of не споменавам, не казвам нищичко (ни думица), не обелвам зъб за; there was no \mention of it in the papers във вестниците нямаше нищо по тая работа; honourable \mention (изказване на) похвала; II. v споменавам (по име), отварям дума, загатвам за; don't \mention it няма защо, моля; not to \mention да не говорим за.
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