I. pro·pose [prəˈpəʊz] ГЛ. перех.
1. propose (suggest, nominate):
- propose
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3. propose (put forward):
- propose motion
- vlagati [св. vložiti]
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Propose an organization of hospital units where work is organized with a multidisciplinary approach.
en.wikipedia.org As a solution, the authors propose a prescriptive diet plan based around environmentally conscious meats, fish, produce and dairy products.
en.wikipedia.org But he did not propose a single currency or central bank.
en.wikipedia.org The teacher may attempt to propose a hypothetical situation in which the student's assertion would seem to demand an exception.
en.wikipedia.org Applying this idea to the medical field led him to propose what is now known as computed tomography.
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