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equilibrium, balance; equipoise; counterpoiseустойчиво равновесие a stable equilibriumнеустойчиво равновесие an unsteady/a mobile equilibriumбезразлично равновесие an indifferent equilibriumдушевно равновесие mental equilibriumравновесие на силите пол. a balance of powerгубя равновесие lose o.'s balanceзагубил съм равновесие be off o.'s balanceвъзстановявам равновесието restore the balance/equilibriumнарушавам равновесието на disturb the equilibrium of; upset the balance ofлипса на равновесие disequilibriumпривеждам в равновесие balance, bring to equilibriumпазя равновесие keep o.'s balance* * *равновѐсие,ср., само ед. equilibrium, balance; equipoise; counterpoise; equiponderance; възстановявам \равновесието на redress the balance of; губя \равновесие lose o.’s balance; душевно \равновесие mental equilibrium; загубил съм \равновесие be off o.’s balance; липса на \равновесие disequilibrium; нарушавам \равновесието на disturb the equilibrium of; upset the balance of; неустойчиво \равновесие mobile equilibrium; пазя \равновесие keep o.’s balance; maintain o.’s equilibrium; привеждам в \равновесие balance, bring to equilibrium; \равновесие на силите полит. balance of power; \равновесие на търговския обмен balanced trade.* * *equilibrium: stable равновесие - устойчиво равновесие; balance: restore the равновесие of powers - възстановявам равновесието на силите, I am trying to keep my равновесие. - Опитвам се да запазя равновесие.; counterpoise; poise{`pOiz}* * *1. equilibrium, balance;equipoise;counterpoise 2. РАВНОВЕСИЕ на силите пол. a balance of power 3. безразлично РАВНОВЕСИЕ an indifferent equilibrium 4. възстановявам РАВНОВЕСИЕто restore the balance/equilibrium 5. губя РАВНОВЕСИЕ lose o.'s balance 6. душевно РАВНОВЕСИЕ mental equilibrium 7. загубил съм РАВНОВЕСИЕ be off o.'s balance 8. липса на РАВНОВЕСИЕ disequilibrium 9. нарушавам РАВНОВЕСИЕто на disturb the equilibrium of;upset the balance of 10. неустойчиво РАВНОВЕСИЕ an unsteady/a mobile equilibrium 11. пазя РАВНОВЕСИЕ keep o.'s balance 12. привеждам в РАВНОВЕСИЕ balance, bring to equilibrium 13. устойчиво РАВНОВЕСИЕ a stable equilibrium
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