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phrvi infml1)2)3)She did carry on so when she heard the ghastly news — Она не находила себе места, когда услышала эту ужасную новость
4)Old Mr Khnopff was carrying on about his pen. He made such a fuss you'd think it was his head — Старик Кнопф выступал насчет своей пропавшей ручки. Он так разорялся, что можно было подумать, что речь идет о его голове
When we told him about it, he carried on dreadfully — Когда мы сказали ему об этом, он полез в бутылку
5)She is embarrassed by the way he carries on — Его беспардонное поведение ставит ее в неловкое положение
If you carry on like this you'll find yourself in stir — Если будешь так вести себя, то попадешь в тюрьму
The way he carries on, his doctor won't be responsible for him — Он будто с цепи сорвался, так что врач вряд ли будет за него отвечать
The way they carry on you'd think they hated each other — А что они вытворяют! Можно подумать, что они ненавидят друг друга
6)The people upstairs were carrying on again last night — У соседей наверху опять вчера стоял дым коромыслом
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