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Можно ли использовать глагол "заслуживать" когда речь идет о чем то негативном, или только когда говорим о награде? Например- "Он заслуживает наказания" и "Он заслуживает подарка" можно ли использовать глагол в обоих случаях?
Можно ли использовать глагол "заслуживать" когда речь идет о чем то негативном, или только когда говорим о награде? Например- "Он заслуживает наказания" и "Он заслуживает подарка" можно ли использовать глагол в обоих случаях?
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Да, всё верно. Можно использовать в обоих случаях.
Некоторые примеры:
Он заслужил такое отношение к себе.
Он не заслуживает такого презрения к себе.
Он заслужил наше доверие.
Он заслуживает твоей любви.
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