II. reciprocate [rɪˈsɪprəkeɪt] ГЛ. неперех.
1. reciprocate:
- reciprocate
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2. reciprocate ТЕХН.:
- reciprocate
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- reciprocate
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| you | reciprocate |
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| we | reciprocate |
| you | reciprocate |
| they | reciprocate |
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| you | reciprocated |
| he/she/it | reciprocated |
| we | reciprocated |
| you | reciprocated |
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| I | have | reciprocated |
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| we | have | reciprocated |
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| I | had | reciprocated |
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| you | had | reciprocated |
| he/she/it | had | reciprocated |
| we | had | reciprocated |
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| they | had | reciprocated |
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Usually the gift is reciprocated by the host.
en.wikipedia.org They reciprocated with a return gift to the grantor-chief as the seal on their agreement.
en.wikipedia.org As the feeling is not reciprocated, she dances her troubles away on the dance floor.
en.wikipedia.org She reciprocated by acting as a proper daughter.
en.wikipedia.org Prince appears to have an unhealthy attachment to his sisterwhich, often, she seems to reciprocate.
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