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1 to take into account
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2 take sth into account
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3 account
сметка, известување, пресметка, изразv одговара, држи, одговорен е, дава сметка, сметаприказ, предност, објаснување, ползавредност, причина, важност, обѕир, значењеvi образложува, известува* * *(vi) известува, образложува; (v) смета, одговара, одговорен е, дава сметка, држи; израз, сметка, пресметка, известување1.полза, предност, приказ, објаснување;2. значење, вредност, причина, важност, обsирn. сметка, пресметка, пресметување; for account of - нa сметка на (некој); on account - на сметка; оn one's own account - на своја сметка, на свој ризик; account current - тековна-сметка; to square accounts with - расчистува сметки, се пресметува со (со некој); to take account of - зема предвид, смета со (некој, нешто); конечна пресметка, биланс; to call to account - повикува на одговорност; проценка, оценување, мислење; to take into account - зема в обsир; причина,; on account of - од оваа/таа причина, поради тоа; on no account - во никој случај; корист, добивка; to turn to account - искористува; важност, значење; of small account - со мало значење, безначајно v. смета на, смета како; to account for - одговаре
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