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    refer verb A. tranzitiv

    1. a atribui; a pune pe socoteala (cu gen.); a imputa; a datora; a raporta;

    to refer a manuscript to an earlier period a atribui un manuscris unei perioade mai vechi, a antedata un manuscris.

    2. a supune (ceva, cuiva);

    to refer a request to smb. a supune o cerere cuiva (spre aprobare);

    to refer a question to smb.’s decision / judgment a supune o problemă hotărârii / judecăţii cuiva;

    to refer a matter to a tribunal a) a supune o cauză unei instanţe (judecătoreşti); b) a acţiona în justiţie.

    3. (şcol.) a amâna (un candidat).

    4. to refer to a trimite la, a îndruma la / către / spre, a dirija către / spre, a îndrepta către / spre;

    I was referred to the secretariate am fost trimis la secretariat;

    to refer a reader to a work a îndruma un cititor spre o operă (pentru consultare), a recomanda o lucrare unui cititor;

    I have been referred to you mi s-a spus să mă adresez dumneavostră / să vin aici;

    if they come I shall refer them to you dacă vin, o să-i trimit la dumneata.

    refer verb B. intranzitiv

    to refer to a se referi la, a face aluzie la, a consulta (cu ac.), a menţiona (cu ac.);

    to refer to an authority a apela la o autoritate;

    I shall have to refer to the Board va trebui să cer aprobarea direcţiunii sau a comitetului de întreprindere;

    to refer to a document a menţiona un document;

    this remark refers to you remarca aceasta te vizează pe dumneata;

    I refer to you de dumneata vorbesc, la dumneata mă refer;

    who(m) are you referring to? la cine faci aluzie?;

    to refer to a fact a menţiona un fapt / o întâmplare;

    referred to as cunoscut sub numele de, menţionat ca;

    he never refers to it nu pomeneşte niciodată despre asta, păstrează tăcere asupra acestui lucru.

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