several

several
{'sevrəl}
1. няколко, неколцина, малко
SEVERAL of us някои/няколко от нас
2. отделен, индивидуален, единичен, различен
each SEVERAL part всяка отделна част
they went their SEVERAL ways всеки си тръгна по пътя
collective and SEVERAL responsibility колективна и лична отговорност
on three SEVERAL counts по три различии точки
3. съответен, свой
all of us in our SEVERAL stations всеки от нас на своето място (в обществото)
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{'sevrъl} а, п 1. няколко, неколцина; малко; several of us някои/ня
* * *
няколко;
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1. all of us in our several stations всеки от нас на своето място (в обществото) 2. collective and several responsibility колективна и лична отговорност 3. each several part всяка отделна част 4. on three several counts по три различии точки 5. several of us някои/няколко от нас 6. they went their several ways всеки си тръгна по пътя 7. няколко, неколцина, малко 8. отделен, индивидуален, единичен, различен 9. съответен, свой
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several[´sevrəl] I. adj 1. няколко, неколцина; 2. отделен, индивидуален, единичен; различен; each \several part всяка отделна част; they went their \several ways всеки от тях си отиде по пътя; collective and \several responsibility солидарна и лична отговорност; joint and \several bond поръчителство, подписано от няколко души, от които всеки отговаря за цялата сума; on three \several counts по три равни точки; 3. съответен; all of us in our \several stations всеки на своето съответно място в обществото; II. pron неколцина, няколко, известно количество, малко; \several of us някои от нас.

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