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ВЫЗЫВАТЬ/ВЫЗВАТЬ К ЖИЗНИ что VP subj: concr or abstr fixed WOto generate sth., serve as a catalyst for sth., or illuminate sth. previously hiddenX вызвал к жизни Y = X gave rise (birth) to YX sparked (triggered) Y X brought Y to life.Нам здорово повезло, и мы видим Рембрандта в один из солнечных апрельских дней, когда освещение вызывает к жизни всё богатство и глубину красок (Михайловская 1). We were very lucky since we viewed Rembrandt on one of those sunny April days, when the lighting brings to life all the richness and depth of the colors (1a). -
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• ВЫЗЫВАТЬ/ВЫЗВАТЬ К ЖИЗНИ что[VP; subj: concr or abstr; fixed WO]=====⇒ to generate sth., serve as a catalyst for sth., or illuminate sth. previously hidden:- X brought Y to life.♦ Нам здорово повезло, и мы видим Реморандта в один из солнечных апрельских дней, когда освещение вызывает к жизни всё богатство и глубину красок (Михайловская 1). We were very lucky since we viewed Rembrandt on one of those sunny April days, when the lighting brings to life all the richness and depth of the colors (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > вызвать к жизни
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• ВЫЗЫВАТЬ/ВЫЗВАТЬ К ЖИЗНИ что[VP; subj: concr or abstr; fixed WO]=====⇒ to generate sth., serve as a catalyst for sth., or illuminate sth. previously hidden:- X brought Y to life.♦ Нам здорово повезло, и мы видим Реморандта в один из солнечных апрельских дней, когда освещение вызывает к жизни всё богатство и глубину красок (Михайловская 1). We were very lucky since we viewed Rembrandt on one of those sunny April days, when the lighting brings to life all the richness and depth of the colors (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > вызывать к жизни
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vt; св - породи́ть1) уст to beget, to give birth to2) быть источником to raise, to generate, to produce, to give rise to; to engender litего́ до́лгое отсу́тствие породи́ло сомне́ния/стра́хи — his long absence gave rise to/generated/raised/produced doubts/fears
наси́лие порожда́ет наси́лие — violence breeds/engenders violence
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родить (вн.)give* birth (to); (перен.) give* rise (to)она родила сына, дочь — she gave birth to, или she had, a son, a daughter
родить кому-л. сына, дочь — bear* smb. a son, a daughter, present smb. with a son, a daughter
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несов. - рожда́ть, сов. - роди́ть; (вн.)1) ( производить на свет) give birth (to)она́ родила́ сы́на [дочь] — she gave birth to [she had] a son [a daughter]
роди́ть кому́-л сы́на [дочь] — bear smb a son [a daughter], present smb with a son [a daughter]
2) ( давать начало чему-л) give rise (to)жела́ние рожда́ет мысль — the wish is father to the thought
••в чём мать родила́ — in one's birthday suit
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•The observation of... gave birth (or rise) to the new science of radioastronomy.
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