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Computern
доказателство
English
English
Bulgarian
Bulgarian

I. proof [pruːf] N

1. proof no pl a. LAW, MATH (facts establishing truth):

proof
the burden of proof
capable [or susceptible], of proof
capable [or susceptible], of proof
to give proof of
to have proof of sth
proof of debt
proof positive
for want of proof

2. proof (the act of proving):

proof
proof of a right/of title

3. proof no pl (test):

proof
to put sb/sth to the proof

4. proof TYPO, PHOTO (trial impression):

proof

II. proof [pruːf] ADJ

1. proof (impervious):

proof

2. proof (degree of strength):

proof

III. proof [pruːf] VB trans

proof

moisture-proof ADJ TECH

moisture-proof
moisture-proof

galley-proof N TYPO

galley-proof

inflation-proof ADJ ECON

inflation-proof

tamper-proof [ˈtæmpəʳ pruːf, Am -pɚ-]

tamper-proof [[or , ]] ADJ:

tamper-proof

recession-proof ADJ, recession-resistant ADJ ECON

recession-proof
Bulgarian
Bulgarian
English
English
shock-proof
proof-reader
proof-reading
proof-reading
proof sth
Present
Iproof
youproof
he/she/itproofs
weproof
youproof
theyproof
Past
Iproofed
youproofed
he/she/itproofed
weproofed
youproofed
theyproofed
Present Perfect
Ihaveproofed
youhaveproofed
he/she/ithasproofed
wehaveproofed
youhaveproofed
theyhaveproofed
Past Perfect
Ihadproofed
youhadproofed
he/she/ithadproofed
wehadproofed
youhadproofed
theyhadproofed

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