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u rečniku italijanskog jezika Oksford‒Paravia

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italijanski

affect1 [Brit əˈfɛkt, Am əˈfɛkt] VB trans

1. affect (influence):

affect law, decision, event, issue: person, group, region
affect problem, injustice, strike, cuts: person, group, region
affect factor, development: earnings, job, state of affairs

2. affect (emotionally):

affect experience, image, music, news, discovery, atmosphere:

3. affect MED (afflict):

affect person
affect heart, liver, faculty

affect2 [Brit əˈfɛkt, Am əˈfɛkt] VB trans

1. affect (feign):

affect form
affect surprise, ignorance
fingere (to do di fare)
affect accent

2. affect (like):

affect form
affect form

affect3 [Brit əˈfɛkt, Am əˈfɛkt] N PSYCH

affect
affect
to affect, influence sb, sth adversely
negatively affect, influence
unevenly distribute, affect
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italijanski
engleski
engleski
affettare gioia, tristezza, indifferenza, comportamento
to affect form
influire su economia, situazione
to affect
to rebound on, to affect

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italijanski
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affect ·ˈfekt] VB trans

1. affect (have effect on):

affect

2. affect (influence):

affect decision

3. affect (simulate):

affect
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italijanski
engleski
engleski
to affect
to affect
to affect
to affect
Present
Iaffect
youaffect
he/she/itaffects
weaffect
youaffect
theyaffect
Past
Iaffected
youaffected
he/she/itaffected
weaffected
youaffected
theyaffected
Present Perfect
Ihaveaffected
youhaveaffected
he/she/ithasaffected
wehaveaffected
youhaveaffected
theyhaveaffected
Past Perfect
Ihadaffected
youhadaffected
he/she/ithadaffected
wehadaffected
youhadaffected
theyhadaffected