discretion
- discretion
{dis'kreʃn}
1. благоразумие, предпазливост
DISCRETION is the better part of valour не е благоразумно да се излагаш на излишни рискове
age/years of DISCRETION възраст, на която човек се счита отговорен за действията си, зрялост
2. свобода на действие, лична преценка/усмотрение
it is within my DISCRETION to свободен съм да
at your DISCRETION по ваше усмотрение/преценка
to surrender at DISCRETION предавам се безусловно, капитулирам, различие
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{dis'kreshn} n 1. благоразумие, предпазливост; discretion is the bet
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усмотрение; умереност; сдържаност; предпазливост; благоразумие; внимание; дискретност;
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1. age/years of discretion възраст, на която човек се счита отговорен за действията си, зрялост
2. at your discretion по ваше усмотрение/преценка
3. discretion is the better part of valour не е благоразумно да се излагаш на излишни рискове
4. it is within my discretion to свободен съм да
5. to surrender at discretion предавам се безусловно, капитулирам, различие
6. благоразумие, предпазливост
7. свобода на действие, лична преценка/усмотрение
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discretion[dis´kreʃən] n 1. благоразумие, умереност, внимание, предпазливост; \discretion is the better part of valour няма защо човек да се излага на ненужни рискове; at the age (at years) of \discretion на възраст, когато човек се счита отговорен за делата си; 2. свобода на действие; усмотрение, лична преценка; I shall use my own \discretion ще действам, както намеря за добре; it is within my \discretion to свободен съм да; at your \discretion по ваше усмотрение; to surrender at \discretion воен. предавам се безусловно, капитулирам; 3. дискретност, сдържаност, тактично мълчание.
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