kindly

kindly
{'kaindli}
I. 1. добър, благ, мех
to have a KINDLY feeling towards чувствувам симпатия/благоразположен съм към
2. мек, приятен (за климат)
II. 1. любезно, приветливо, от сърце
to be KINDLY disposed towards благоразположен съм към
KINDLY let me know моля, съобщете ми
will you KINDLY ще бъдете ли така добър да
2. охотно, с удовблствие, на драго сърце
to take it KINDLY приемам на драго сърце
to take KINDLY to (something) приемам добре/привиквам с (нещо)
not to take KINDLY to criticism не обичам да ме критикуват
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{'kaindli} а 1. добър; благ, мех; to have a kindly feeling towards (2) {'kaindli} adv 1. любезно, приветливо; от сърце; to be kindly d
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обработваем; охотно; приветливо; благонравен; благоприя; благ; кротко; любезно;
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1. i. добър, благ, мех 2. ii. любезно, приветливо, от сърце 3. kindly let me know моля, съобщете ми 4. not to take kindly to criticism не обичам да ме критикуват 5. to be kindly disposed towards благоразположен съм към 6. to have a kindly feeling towards чувствувам симпатия/благоразположен съм към 7. to take it kindly приемам на драго сърце 8. to take kindly to (something) приемам добре/привиквам с (нещо) 9. will you kindly ще бъдете ли така добър да 10. мек, приятен (за климат) 11. охотно, с удовблствие, на драго сърце
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kindly[´kaindli] I. adj 1. добър, с добро сърце, благ, мек; \kindly advice съвет от сърце; to have a \kindly feeling towards чувствам симпатия към; 2. мек, приятен; \kindly climate благоприятен климат; 3. (лесно) обработваем; 4. ост. кореняк, по рождение; a \kindly Scot кореняк шотландец; II. adv 1. любезно, приветливо, от сърце; to speak \kindly говоря от сърце, казвам хубави неща (to, of); \kindly come this way оттук, моля; will you \kindly... ? ще бъдете ли така добри да...? I thank you \kindly благодаря ви от сърце; 2. охотно, с удоволствие; I should take it \kindly if ... ще ви бъда много благодарен, ако ...; to look \kindly on (upon) s.o. (s.th.) одобрявам, отнасям се благосклонно към; to think \kindly of харесвам, имам добро мнение за; to take \kindly to приемам охотно, привързвам се, привиквам към; he won't take \kindly to having a dog in the house не му е приятно да има куче в къщата.

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