1.b> 1) (), i> / ; to observe the habits of ants [the behaviour of birds] [] ; we can observe better from above / ;
2) (), ; did you observe her reaction? ? I didn't observe the colour of his eyes ; he observed that it had suddenly grown colder / , ;
2.b> 1) , - .i> () / / ; ..i> ; to observe laws [rites, ceremonies] [-, ] / ; teaching them to observe all things that I have commanded you .i> , ; to observe silence , ; to observe the time ; to observe good manners / the nicest decorum / / ; to observe discipline ;
2) .i> (), ; to observe anniversaries [birthdays] [ ] / ;
3.b> i> (), i> ; ()i> / ; allow me to observe , / ; he observed that we should probably have rain , ; it will be observed (that) ... , ...;
4.b> i> (); i> / ;
to observe on, to observe uponb> / (); I have very little to observe on what has been said / .
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