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1 sue
{sju:}
1. давам под съд, съдя
to SUE to a lawcourt for damages съдя за щети, искам обезщетение по съдебен ред
2. прося, искам, умолявам
to SUE someone for mercy моля някого за пощада
to SUE for a divorce завеждам дело за развод
to SUE out измолвам, изпросвам, издействувам
3. ухажвам* * *{sju:} v 1. давам под съд, съдя; to sue to a lawcourt for damages с* * *съдя; завеждам;* * *1. to sue for a divorce завеждам дело за развод 2. to sue out измолвам, изпросвам, издействувам 3. to sue someone for mercy моля някого за пощада 4. to sue to a lawcourt for damages съдя за щети, искам обезщетение по съдебен ред 5. давам под съд, съдя 6. прося, искам, умолявам 7. ухажвам* * * -
2 divorce
{di'vɔ:s}
I. 1. развод
DIVORCE proceedings дело за развод
2. разделяне, отделяне, отлъчване, разрив
II. 1. развеждам (се), разтрогвам брака между
2. разделям, отделям, откъсвам, разлъчвам
conduct quite DIVORCEd from one's principles поведение, което няма нищо общо с нечии принципи* * *{di'vъ:s} n 1. развод; divorce proceedings дело за развод; 2. разде(2) {di'vъ:s} v 1. развеждам (се); разтрогвам брака между; 2.* * *отделяне; отлъчване; отделям; разрив; разделяне; разделям; развод; развеждам; разлъчвам;* * *1. conduct quite divorced from one's principles поведение, което няма нищо общо с нечии принципи 2. divorce proceedings дело за развод 3. i. развод 4. ii. развеждам (се), разтрогвам брака между 5. разделям, отделям, откъсвам, разлъчвам 6. разделяне, отделяне, отлъчване, разрив* * *divorce[di´vɔ:s] I. n 1. развод; to sue for a \divorce искам развод от; to take ( start) \divorce proceedings започвам дело за развод; 2. разделяне, отделяне; отлъчване; разрив; разкол; II. v 1. развеждам (се); разтрогвам брака между; to be \divorced from s.o., to \divorce s.o. развеждам се с някого; 2. разделям, отделям, откъсвам; разлъчвам; his conduct is \divorced from his principles неговото поведение няма нищо общо с принципите му.————————divorce[di´vɔ:sei] n разведен мъж.
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