both

both
{bouθ}
I. а, pron и двамата, и двете, и единият, и другият
BOTH/BOTH of the/BOTH the brothers arc here и двамата братя са тук
they are BOTH here те и двамата са тук
BOTH my brothers are younger than you и двамата ми братя са по-млади от теб
BOTH of us/you/them и двамата
to have it BOTH ways хем така хем така, ту така-ту така, според както ми отърва
II. adv BOTH... and и..., и, хем..., хем, не само..., но и
it is BOTH good and cheap то e и/хем хубаво, и/хем евтино, не само е хубаво, но е и евтино
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{boud} а, pron и двамата, и двете; и единият, и другият: both/both of (2) adv : both ...and и ..., и, хем ..., хем, не само ..., но и;
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двамата; двете; както и;
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1. both my brothers are younger than you и двамата ми братя са по-млади от теб 2. both of us/you/them и двамата 3. both/both of the/both the brothers arc here и двамата братя са тук 4. i. а, pron и двамата, и двете, и единият, и другият 5. ii. adv both ... and и ..., и, хем ..., хем, не само ..., но и 6. it is both good and cheap то e и/хем хубаво, и/хем евтино. не само е хубаво, но е и евтино 7. they are both here те и двамата са тук 8. to have it both ways хем така хем така, ту така-ту така, според. както ми отърва
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both[bouu] I. pron, adj и двамата, и двете; \both (the) boys и двете момчета; \both of you (us, them) и двамата; to have it \both ways както ми отърва; хем боли, хем сърби; II. adv, cj both - and и-и, хем-хем; it is \both good and cheap то е и хубаво, и евтино.

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