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1 remain
{ri'mein}
1. оставам, продължавам да съществувам
nothing REMAINs for me but to не ми остава нищо (друго) освен да
much yet REMAINs to be done има още много да се (на) прави
it REMAINs to be seen тепърва ще се види, ще видим
the victory REMAINs with him той остава победител
2. оставам, стоя (в дадено положение)
to REMAIN sitting/standing оставам седнал/прав, не сядам/не ставам
to REMAIN silent не заговорвам, мълча
one thing REMAINs certain едно си остава/е сигурно
remain away не отивам, не присъствувам
remain behind оставам (след другите)* * *{ri'mein} v 1. оставам; продължавам да съществувам; nothing remains* * *седя; оставам; престоявам;* * *1. it remains to be seen тепърва ще се види, ще видим 2. much yet remains to be done има още много да се (на) прави 3. nothing remains for me but to не ми остава нищо (друго) освен да 4. one thing remains certain едно си остава/е сигурно 5. remain away не отивам, не присъствувам 6. remain behind оставам (след другите) 7. the victory remains with him той остава победител 8. to remain silent не заговорвам, мълча 9. to remain sitting/standing оставам седнал/прав, не сядам/не ставам 10. оставам, продължавам да съществувам 11. оставам, стоя (в дадено положение)* * *remain[ri´mein] I. v 1. оставам; продължавам да съществувам; nothing \remains for me but нищо не ми остава освен; it \remains to be pointed out остава да се посочи; 2. оставам, стоя (в дадено положение), продължавам да; to \remain cheerful оставам весел; to \remain behind оставам назад, изоставам; to \remain away отсъствам; one thing \remains certain едно си остава (е) сигурно; II. n обикн. pl 1. останки, остатъци, следи (of); 2. развалини; 3. тленни останки, прах; 4. посмъртно издадени произведения (на писател).
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