English
Bulgarian
I. parallel [ˈpærəlel, Am ˈper-] N
1. parallel GEO (position of line):
- parallel
- паралел m
3. parallel fig (comparison):
II. parallel [ˈpærəlel, Am ˈper-] ADJ
III. parallel [ˈpærəlel, Am ˈper-] VB trans
1. parallel (be parallel to) a. MATH:
- parallel
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3. parallel (be equal to):
- parallel
-
Bulgarian
English
| I | parallel |
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| you | parallel |
| he/she/it | parallels |
| we | parallel |
| you | parallel |
| they | parallel |
| I | paralleled |
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| you | paralleled |
| he/she/it | paralleled |
| we | paralleled |
| you | paralleled |
| they | paralleled |
| I | have | paralleled |
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| you | have | paralleled |
| he/she/it | has | paralleled |
| we | have | paralleled |
| you | have | paralleled |
| they | have | paralleled |
| I | had | paralleled |
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| you | had | paralleled |
| he/she/it | had | paralleled |
| we | had | paralleled |
| you | had | paralleled |
| they | had | paralleled |
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