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1 vary
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1. меня (се), променям (се), (видо) изменям (се), варирам, разнообразявам
to VARY directly/inversely as мат. меня се право/обратно пропорционално на
2. муз. въвеждам вариации
3. различавам се
our opinions VARY on this point по този въпрос сме на различни мнения* * *{'vЁъri} v 1. меня (се), променям (се), (видо)изменям (се); вари* * *отклонявам се; видоизменям; варирам; видоизменям се; разнообразявам; променям; различавам; меня се;* * *1. our opinions vary on this point по този въпрос сме на различни мнения 2. to vary directly/inversely as мат. меня се право/обратно пропорционално на 3. меня (се), променям (се), (видо) изменям (се), варирам, разнообразявам 4. муз. въвеждам вариации 5. различавам се* * *vary[´vɛəri] v 1. меня, изменям, променям, видоизменям; разнообразявам; to \vary o.'s diet разнообразявам храната си; 2. муз. въвеждам вариации; 3. варирам, меня се, изменям се, променям се, видоизменям се; to \vary directly ( inversely) as мат. меня се право (обратно) пропорционално; 4. различавам се, отличавам се, разграничавам се, диференцирам се; отклонявам се ( from); opinions \vary on this point по този въпрос има различни мнения. -
2 vary
• меня се• изменям се, варирам -
3 vary directly
мат.• изменям се правопропорционално -
4 vary inversely
мат.• изменям се обратнопропорционално -
5 to vary widely
варирам в широки граници
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