accommodate

accommodate
{ə'kɔmədeit}
1. приспособявам, приго дявам, пригаждам
2. настанявам, подслонявам, давам квартира на
to be well ACCOMMODATEd живея в удобно жилище
3. разквартирувам (войска и пр.)
4. побирам (за салон, кола и пр.)
5. правя услуга/услужвам на
6. давам, снабдявам, доставям
to ACCOMMODATE someone with a loan давам заем на някого
7. сдобрявам, помиря вам, примирявам
to ACCOMMODATE differences изглаждам раз личия/разногласия
8. съгласувам (се) /съгласявам (се) с
9. физиол. приспособявам (се), акомодирам (се)
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{ъ'kъmъdeit} v 1. приспособявам, приго дявам, пригаждам;
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снабдявам; съгласувам; сдобрявам; пригодявам; пригаждам; адаптирам; акомодирам се; настанявам;
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1. to accommodate differences изглаждам раз личия/разногласия 2. to accommodate someone with a loan давам заем на някого 3. to be well accommodated живея в удобно жилище 4. давам, снабдявам, доставям 5. настанявам, подслонявам, давам квартира на 6. побирам (за салон, кола и пр.) 7. правя услуга/услужвам на 8. приспособявам, приго дявам, пригаждам 9. разквартирувам (войска и пр.) 10. сдобрявам, помиря вам, примирявам 11. съгласувам (се) /съгласявам (се) с 12. физиол. приспособявам (се), акомодирам (се)
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accommodate[ə´kɔmə¸deit] v 1. приспособявам (се), пригодявам (се), пригаждам (се); нагаждам (се); 2. настанявам, подслонявам; побирам; разквартирувам (войска и под.); his car can \accommodate six persons колата му побира шестима (шест души); to be well \accommodated живея в удобно жилище; 3. правя услуга на; to \accommodate a friend услужвам на приятел; 4. давам; снабдявам; доставям; to \accommodate s.o. with a loan давам заем на някого; 5. сдобрявам, примирявам; to \accommodate differences изглаждам различия; 6. съгласувам се; съобразявам се; физиол. акомодирам се.

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