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разбиране
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English
Bulgarian
Bulgarian

I. understanding N

1. understanding no pl (comprehension):

understanding
understanding
to have no understanding of sth
sb's understanding of sth

2. understanding LAW (agreement):

understanding
understanding
to come to an understanding
on the understanding that
to do sth on the understanding that

II. understanding ADJ

understanding
understanding

I. understand <-stood, -stood> [ˌʌndəˈstænd, Am -dɚˈ-] VB trans

1. understand (perceive meaning):

2. understand (believe, infer):

II. understand <-stood, -stood> [ˌʌndəˈstænd, Am -dɚˈ-] VB intr

1. understand (be understanding):

разбирам нкг/нщ

2. understand (infer):

3. understand (be informed):

mutual understanding
Bulgarian
Bulgarian
English
English
understanding
understanding
understanding
show understanding [or sympathy]
understanding
understanding between the parties
encounter lack of understanding
start understanding
understanding
understanding
Present
Iunderstand
youunderstand
he/she/itunderstands
weunderstand
youunderstand
theyunderstand
Past
Iunderstood
youunderstood
he/she/itunderstood
weunderstood
youunderstood
theyunderstood
Present Perfect
Ihaveunderstood
youhaveunderstood
he/she/ithasunderstood
wehaveunderstood
youhaveunderstood
theyhaveunderstood
Past Perfect
Ihadunderstood
youhadunderstood
he/she/ithadunderstood
wehadunderstood
youhadunderstood
theyhadunderstood

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