involve

involve
{in'vɔlv}
1. замесвам, забърквам, заплитам, усложнявам
to get INVOLVEd with/in бивам замесен/забъркан в
2. въвличам, повличам след себе си (и прен.) (in)
don't INVOLVE yourself in unnecessary expense не си навличайте излишни разноски
to INVOLVE a nation in war въвличам народ във война
3. включвам (in)
4. означавам, знача, подразбирам се, влека след себе си, свързан съм с
this would INVOLVE my living there това би означавало да живея там
5. ост. загръщам, обгръщам, обвивам
6. paзг бивам силно заинтересуван, отдавам се всецяло на (някаква задача), повличам, увличам
she became INVOLVEd with a married man тя завърза връзки с женен мъж
7. мат. повдигам на стелен
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{in'vъlv} v 1. замесвам, забърквам, заплитам; усложнявам; to
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степенувам; увличам; усложнявам; оплитам; означавам; привличам; въвличам; включвам; заплитам; забърквам; замесвам; намесвам;
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1. don't involve yourself in unnecessary expense не си навличайте излишни разноски 2. paзг бивам силно заинтересуван, отдавам се всецяло на (някаква задача), повличам, увличам 3. she became involved with a married man тя завърза връзки с женен мъж 4. this would involve my living there това би означавало да живея там 5. to get involved with/in бивам замесен/забъркан в 6. to involve a nation in war въвличам народ във война 7. включвам (in) 8. въвличам, повличам след себе си (и прен.) (in) 9. замесвам, забърквам, заплитам, усложнявам 10. мат. повдигам на стелен 11. означавам, знача, подразбирам се, влека след себе си, свързан съм с 12. ост. загръщам, обгръщам, обвивам
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involve[in´vɔlv] v 1. включвам (in); означавам, знача; подразбира се; влека след себе си; 2. заплитам, оплитам, замесвам, обърквам, забърквам; усложнявам; to get \involved with (in) бивам замесен, забъркан в; 3. ост. загръщам, обгръщам, обвивам; 4. поглъщам, бивам силно заинтересуван; 5. повличам, увличам; 6. завивам на спирала; 7. мат. степенувам, повдигам на степен.

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