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1 raise an objection
• възразявам• подавам възражениеEnglish-Bulgarian polytechnical dictionary > raise an objection
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2 objection
{əb'dʒekʃn}
1. възражение, противопоставяне, протест
to take/make an OBJECTION to възразявам против
to raise no OBJECTIONs не повдигам възражения, не възразявам
I see no OBJECTION to his going не виждам защо да не отиде
2. неодобрение, нехаресване
he has a strong OBJECTION to getting up early той никак не обича да става рано
3. недостатък, лоша страна (to)* * *{ъb'jekshn} n 1.възражение, противопоставяне, протест: to* * *възпротивяване; възражение;* * *1. he has a strong objection to getting up early той никак не обича да става рано 2. i see no objection to his going не виждам защо да не отиде 3. to raise no objections не повдигам възражения, не възразявам 4. to take/make an objection to възразявам против 5. възражение, противопоставяне, протест 6. недостатък, лоша страна (to) 7. неодобрение, нехаресване* * *objection[əb´dʒekʃən] n възражение, неодобрение, нехаресване, противопоставяне, протест (to, against); to take ( make an) \objection to възразявам срещу, против съм, не одобрявам; to raise no \objections нямам възражения, не възразявам; \objection sustained ( upheld) юрид. възражението се приема; \objection overruled юрид. възражението не се приема (се отхвърля).
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