Translation for 'engage' from English to Bulgarian

to engage {verb}

ангажирам (се)

• One of the many challenges in American democracy is supporting citizens by ensuring they have sufficient time and opportunity to engage their responsibilities as citizens.
• There are thousands small of fast attack craft and patrol boats armed with anti-ship missiles that pose great threats, but are not cost effective to engage with traditional anti-ship missiles such as Harpoon and Exocet that are designed to engage large warships.
• It also engage the community to accept and engage in community action to accept and support ex-offenders and their families.
• A student in F-1 status is not allowed to engage in on-campus employment during the 60-day grace period after completion of studies.
• The Fongoro engage in hunting and gathering. Some Fongoro also engage in farming, mainly cultivating sorghum.

• An air-to-air rocket or air interception rocket is an unguided projectile fired from aircraft to engage other flying targets.
• People who stay in the town engage in trade and agriculture. Animal husbandry is also widespread. Those who engage in agriculture mostly grow grains, fruits, vegetables, and plants that produce oil.
• A 2011 study looking at college students found only a small positive correlation between those who engage online in politics on Facebook with those who engage off of it.
• Linked closely with the activities under Natural Resources Management component, DACAAR facilitate farmers to engage in collective value chain activities by supporting the establishment of Producer Associations.
• Students who engage in neutralization to justify cheating, even once, are more likely to engage in it in the future, potentially putting them on a road to a life of dishonesty.

• Visitors who engage with this exhibit can explore the human body’s anatomy throughout, including their own. Both adult and child visitors can engage with this exhibit.
• Applicants must not have served time in prison, have insufficient means for support, suffer from chronic or contagious diseases, engage in activities that are at odds with national security, or engage in illegal or immoral activities.
• People engage in voyeuristic behaviours for diverse reasons, but statistics can indicate which groups are likelier to engage in the act.
• Sixty years later, during the War of the Spanish Succession, the Duke of Marlborough preferred to engage the enemy in pitched battles, rather than engage in siege warfare, although he was very proficient in both types of warfare.
• GOSA is not associated with any political parties or candidates, and opts instead to engage and lobby directly with political entities willing to engage.

• Rehm also includes self-reinforcement in his model, and states that those experiencing depression infrequently engage in self-reward and engage more frequently in self-punishment.
• When measures to re-engage Russia were discussed in Brussels, in January 2015, he strongly objected.
• The people are predominantly farmers, most of whom engage themselves in farming of arable crops. There are also some who engage in livestock and fishing.