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1 censure
{'senJa}
I. 1. не одобрявам. порицавам
2. критикувам остро (for за)
II. n неодобрение, отрицателна критика, порицание
to pass a vote of CENSURE (on) бламирам (правителство. министър и пр.)
open to CENSURE изложен на порицание* * *{'senJa} v 1. не одобрявам. порицавам; 2. критикувам остро (f(2) n неодобрение; отрицателна критика; порицание; to pass* * *порицавам; порицание; критикувам; неодобрение; неодобрявам;* * *1. i. не одобрявам. порицавам 2. ii. n неодобрение, отрицателна критика, порицание 3. open to censure изложен на порицание 4. to pass a vote of censure (on) бламирам (правителство. министър и пр.) 5. критикувам остро (for за)* * *censure[´senʒə] I. v 1. порицавам, не одобрявам; 2. критикувам; II. n порицание, неодобрение; отрицателна критика; to pass \censure on the government бламирам правителството; vote of \censure блам, бламиране (на правителство, министър и пр.).
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pass censure upon — index disapprove (condemn) Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 … Law dictionary
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