tense

tense
{tens}
I. n грам. глаголно време
II. 1. обтегнат, опънат, свит, стегнаг (за мускул и пр.), изпънат, (из) опнат, вдървен, скован
2. напрегнат, изопнат, възбуден (за нерви и пр.)
TENSE moment момент на напрежение
TENSE voice издаващ напрежение глас
to be TENSE with expectancy очаквам с напрежение/вълнение
3. фон. напрегнат (за гласна)
III. v изпъвам (се), изопвам (се), стягам (се), напрягам (се)
to be/get TENSEd up изпитвам нервно напрежение, ставам напрегнат
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{tens} n грам. глаголно време.(2) {tens} а 1. обтегнат, опънат, свит, стегнаг (за мускул и пр{3} {tens} v изпъвам (се), изопвам (се); стягам (се); напрягам
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опънат; обтегнат; време; напрегнат;
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1. i. n грам. глаголно време 2. ii. обтегнат, опънат, свит, стегнаг (за мускул и пр.), изпънат, (из) опнат, вдървен, скован 3. iii. v изпъвам (се), изопвам (се), стягам (се), напрягам (се) 4. tense moment момент на напрежение 5. tense voice издаващ напрежение глас 6. to be tense with expectancy очаквам с напрежение/вълнение 7. to be/get tensed up изпитвам нервно напрежение, ставам напрегнат 8. напрегнат, изопнат, възбуден (за нерви и пр.) 9. фон. напрегнат (за гласна)
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tense [tens] I. n ез. време; II. tense adj 1. обтегнат, опънат, изпънат, изопнат; 2. напрегнат; изопнат; възбуден (за нерви и пр.); a \tense moment момент на напрежение; a \tense voice напрегнат (треперещ) от вълнение глас; FONT face=Times_Deutsch}}◊ adv tensely; 3. ез. затворен (за гласен звук).

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