TOLD - Перевод английский на словенский

told [təʊld] ГЛ.

told прош. вр., прич. прош. вр. of tell:

tell off ГЛ. перех.

1. tell (reprimand):

tell about/for

oštevati [св. ošteti ]zaradi

2. tell ВОЕН.:

tell

določiti [za nalogo]

tell apart ГЛ. перех.

tell

ločevati med [св. ločiti med]

I. tell <told, told> [tel] ГЛ. перех.

1. tell:

tell (say, communicate)

govoriti [св. spregovoriti]

tell (relate)

pripovedovati [св. povedati]

to tell a joke/story

povedati šalo/zgodbo

to tell a lie

lagati

to tell the truth

povedati resnico

to tell [you] the truth ...

če [ti] povem po resnici ...

can you tell me the way to the station?

mi lahko poveste, kako pridem do postaje?

2. tell (assure):

tell

praviti

tell

govoriti

you're telling me! разг.

to pa, to!

3. tell (give account):

to tell sb about sth/sb

govoriti komu o čem/kom

4. tell (instruct):

do as you're told!

naredi, kot ti je rečeno!

I won't tell you again ...

ne bom ti še enkrat rekel ...

5. tell:

tell (discern, notice)

prepoznavati [св. prepoznati]

tell (know)

vedeti

tell (determine)

ugotavljati [св. ugotoviti]

to tell right from wrong

ločevati dobro od slabega

to tell the difference

ugotoviti razliko

to tell the time

vedeti, koliko je ura

II. tell <told, told> [tel] ГЛ. неперех.

1. tell лит. (give account):

to tell of sb/sth

pripovedovati o kom/čem

2. tell (indicate):

her face told of her anger

njen obraz je pričal o njeni jezi

3. tell (inform):

to tell on sb

izdati koga

4. tell (have an effect or impact):

tell

učinkovati

tell

imeti posledice

I. tell <told, told> [tel] ГЛ. перех.

1. tell:

tell (say, communicate)

govoriti [св. spregovoriti]

tell (relate)

pripovedovati [св. povedati]

to tell a joke/story

povedati šalo/zgodbo

to tell a lie

lagati

to tell the truth

povedati resnico

to tell [you] the truth ...

če [ti] povem po resnici ...

can you tell me the way to the station?

mi lahko poveste, kako pridem do postaje?

2. tell (assure):

tell

praviti

tell

govoriti

you're telling me! разг.

to pa, to!

3. tell (give account):

to tell sb about sth/sb

govoriti komu o čem/kom

4. tell (instruct):

do as you're told!

naredi, kot ti je rečeno!

I won't tell you again ...

ne bom ti še enkrat rekel ...

5. tell:

tell (discern, notice)

prepoznavati [св. prepoznati]

tell (know)

vedeti

tell (determine)

ugotavljati [св. ugotoviti]

to tell right from wrong

ločevati dobro od slabega

to tell the difference

ugotoviti razliko

to tell the time

vedeti, koliko je ura

II. tell <told, told> [tel] ГЛ. неперех.

1. tell лит. (give account):

to tell of sb/sth

pripovedovati o kom/čem

2. tell (indicate):

her face told of her anger

njen obraz je pričal o njeni jezi

3. tell (inform):

to tell on sb

izdati koga

4. tell (have an effect or impact):

tell

učinkovati

tell

imeti posledice

tell apart ГЛ. перех.

tell

ločevati med [св. ločiti med]

tell off ГЛ. перех.

1. tell (reprimand):

tell about/for

oštevati [св. ošteti ]zaradi

2. tell ВОЕН.:

tell

določiti [za nalogo]

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tell ГЛ.

tell перех.

razlikovati, prepoznati, ugotoviti, videti

Present

I	tell
you	tell
he/she/it	tells
we	tell
you	tell
they	tell

Past

I	told
you	told
he/she/it	told
we	told
you	told
they	told

Present Perfect

I	have	told
you	have	told
he/she/it	has	told
we	have	told
you	have	told
they	have	told

Past Perfect

I	had	told
you	had	told
he/she/it	had	told
we	had	told
you	had	told
they	had	told

Одноязычные примеры (не проверены редакцией PONS)

In fact, half the airstaff did not even attend this meeting and were told through a conference call.

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Officers were told that ten pairs of eyeglass frames, worth about $4,575, were taken from the business.

www.cleveland.com

Doctors told them that there would be no chance that the foetus, who had a condition called acrania, would survive longer than an hour after birth.

www.herald.ie

The school's career placement center told him he had talent and was capable of becoming an advertising executive, funeral director, or salesman.

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If told that the fee was for ten bottles of wine that the patron's group neither ordered nor drank, the patron would rightly be outraged.

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