commend

commend
{ka'mend}
1. предавам, поверявам (to на)
2. хваля, похвалвам, говоря благоприятно за, препоръчвам
highly COMMENDed competitor състезател, получил отличие/похвала в конкурс и пр
3. ост. предавам поздрави, поздравявам
COMMEND me to В. поздрави Б. от мен (и upon.)
4. reft харесвам се, нравя се, приемлив съм (to на, за)
will the book COMMEND itself to the reader? ще се хареса ли книгата на читателя?
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{ka'mend} v 1. предавам, поверявам (to на); 2. хваля, похвалв
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похвалвам; препоръчвам; нравя се;
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1. commend me to В. поздрави Б. от мен (и upon.) 2. highly commended competitor състезател, получил отличие/похвала в конкурс и пр 3. reft харесвам се, нравя се, приемлив съм (to на, за) 4. will the book commend itself to the reader? ще се хареса ли книгата на читателя? 5. ост. предавам поздрави, поздравявам 6. предавам, поверявам (to на) 7. хваля, похвалвам, говоря благоприятно за, препоръчвам
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commend[kə´mend] v 1. препоръчвам; похвалвам; хваля, говоря благоприятно за; I'd like to \commend you for your performance поздравявам те за доброто представяне; 2. refl харесвам се, нравя се; the Rousseau model \commends itself to a lot of early socialists моделът на Русо се приема от много от ранните социалисти; the project has much to \commend it проектът има много положителни страни (харесва ми); 3. поздравявам, пращам поздрави; \commend me to your aunt предай поздрави на леля си от мен; 4. поверявам, предавам; Father! to you I \commend my spirit! Господи, на теб предавам духа си.

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