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121 प्रयुज् _prayuj
1प्रयुज् 7 Ā.1 To use, employ; अयमपि च गिरं नस्त्वत् प्रबोधयुक्ताम् R.5.74; सद्भावे साधुभावे च सदित्येतत्प्रयुज्यते Bg. 17.26.-2 To appoint, employ, direct, order; मा मां प्रयुक्थाः कुलकीर्तिलोपे Bk.3.54; प्रायुङ्क्त राज्ये बत दुष्करे त्वाम् 3.51; Ku.7.85.-6 To give, bestow, confer; आशिषं प्रयुयुजे न वाहिनीम् R.11.6;2.7;5.35;15.8.-4 To move, set in motion; मरुत्प्रयुक्ताः (बाललताः) R.2.1.-5 To excite, urge, prompt, drive on; अथावमानेन पितुः प्रयुक्ता Ku. 1.21; अथ केन प्रयुक्तो$यं पापं चरति पूरुषः Bg.3.36.-6 To perform, do; प्रयुक्तपाणिग्रहणोपचारौ Ku.7.86;17.12.-7 To represent on the stage, act, perform; उत्तरं रामचरितं तत्प्रणीतं प्रयोक्ष्यते U.1.2; Ku.5.35; परिषदि प्रयुञ्जानस्य मम Mu.1.-8 To lend for use, put to interest (as money &c.); धेनुरुष्ट्रो वहन्नश्वो यश्च दम्यः प्रयुज्यते Ms.8.146.-9 To harness, yoke.-1 To appoint, invest, instal (in an office).-11 To cast, hurl, throw (as a missile); direct; प्रयुक्तमप्यस्त्रमितो वृथा स्यात् R.2.34.-12 To be fit, become.-13 To impose, inflict (with loc. or gen. of person). -Caus.1 To use, employ; भोजयेत् सह भृत्यैस्ता- वानृशंस्यं प्रयोजयन् Ms.3.112.-2 To exact (as interest).-3 To perform, practise.2प्रयुज् f. Ved.1 Impulse, motive, cause.-2 Acquisi- tion, gain. -
122 velléité
velléité [veleite]feminine noun* * *vɛlleite* * *velléité nf ( désir vague) vague desire; ( tentative) vague attempt; avoir des velléités d'indépendance to feel a vague desire to be independent; juguler toute velléité d'action to suppress any vague desire to act; étouffer les velléités de réforme to put down any vague attempts at reform; il n'a pas manifesté la moindre velléité de résistance he did not show the slightest inclination to resist; à la moindre velléité de rébellion at the slightest sign of rebellion.[veleite] nom fémininil lui vient des velléités de repeindre la cuisine he sometimes gets the urge to redecorate the kitchen (but never gets round to it) -
123 충동
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124 стихия
............................................................1. element(pl. & n.) عنصر، جسم بسیط، جوهر فرد، اساس، اصل، محیط طبیعی، آخشیج، عامل........................................................................................................................3. urge(vt. & vi. & n.) اصرار کردن، با اصرار وادار کردن، انگیختن، تسریع شدن، ابرام کردن، انگیزش............................................................4. chaos(n.) هرج و مرج، بی نظمی کامل، شلوغی، آشفتگی............................................................5. anarchy(n.) بی قانونی، هرج و مرج، بی ترتیبی سیاسی، بی نظمی، اغتشاش، خودسری مردم -
125 a simţi un imbold / îndemn să facă ceva
to feel an impulse / an urge to do smth.Română-Engleză dicționar expresii > a simţi un imbold / îndemn să facă ceva
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126 тласък
1. push, shove; impact; jerk; jog(удар) shock2. прен. (подтик) incitement; stimulus (pl. stimuli), impetus* * *тла̀сък,м., -ци, (два) тла̀съка 1. push, shove; impact; jerk; jog, jab; ( удар) shock;2. прен. ( подтик) incitement; stimulus, pl. stimuli; impetus; fillip; давам начален \тласъкк set the ball rolling; давам \тласъкк на stimulate; give (an) impetus to; fillip, give a fillip to; start (s.th.) off; set (s.th.) going; galvanize; light a fire under.* * *push ; shove ; impact (прен. стимул): give an тласък to - давам тласък на; impulse ; urge {q;rdj} (aм.)* * *1. (удар) shоck 2. push, shove;impact;jerk;jog 3. давам ТЛАСЪК на stimulate;give (an) impetus to;start (s.th.) off; set (s.th.) going 4. прен. (подтик) incitement;stimulus (pl. stimuli), impetus -
127 impuls
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128 frenesia
frenesia s.f.2 (fig.) ( desiderio sfrenato) immoderate desire: la frenesia del guadagno, the urge (o desire) to make money; gli è venuta la frenesia della moto, he's got a craze for motorbikes; non farti prendere dalla frenesia di fare troppe cose, don't give in to the impulse to do too many things.* * *[frene'zia]sostantivo femminile1) (smania) craze, frenzyfrenesia degli acquisti — shopping binge colloq.
2) (delirio folle) raving, delirium* * *frenesia/frene'zia/sostantivo f.2 (delirio folle) raving, delirium.
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