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1. n1) відношення, стосунок, причетність2) занепокоєння, турбота, тривога3) зацікавленість, інтерес4) участь5) фірма, підприємство, концерн6) важливість, значення7) pl справиmeddling in smb.'s concerns — втручання у чиїсь справи
8) розм. річ, штука2. v1) стосуватися, мати відношення2) турбувати3) звич. pass. турбуватися4) refl. цікавитися, займатися (чимсь — with, in, about)to concern oneself with literature — цікавитися (займатися) літературою
* * *I n1) відношення, стосунок2) занепокоєння, турбота, тривога; участь, інтерес3) справа, фірма, підприємство; концерн4) частка, пай; участь ( у підприємстві)5) важливість, значення6) pl справи7) icт. річ, штукаII v1) торкатися ( у розповіді); описувати2) стосуватися, зачіпати, мати відношення3) турбувати, хвилювати, непокоїти, тривожити4) refl цікавитися, займатися
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