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1 развлекать
1) General subject: amuse, amuse by doing (кого-л., чем-л.), beguile, cater, divert, entertain, give entertainment, indulge, jollify, recreate, tickle2) American: recreate (чем-л.)3) Advertising: afford entertainment4) Makarov: do proud (кого-л.), entertain by (чем-л.), entertain with (чем-л.) -
2 занимать
1) General subject: absorb, adopt (позицию), amuse by doing (кого-л., чем-л.), beguile, beset (дорогу), book up, book up pass, borrow, borrow from (что-л., у кого-л.), borrow of (что-л., у кого-л.), busy, busy (чем-л.), cheat (чем-либо), cover, dominate, employ (чьё-либо время и т. п.), engage, engross, entertain, fill (свободное время), give entertainment, hold (должность и т. п.; to hold a rank - иметь звание, чин), hold in play (работой, развлечениями), immerse, interest, invade, occupy, preoccupy, recreate, reserve, secure, take, take up (место), take up (определенную позицию), to be housed in (напр.: "...modern deluxe hotel is housed in a 17th century building..." - современный отель класса люкс занимает здание постройки 17-го века...)3) Colloquial: touch for6) Mathematics: be present in, borrow (при вычитании), enter into, fill in, fill out, fill up10) Diplomatic term: engross (время, внимание и т.п.), hold (пост и т.п.), occupy (пост), take in13) Advertising: afford entertainment14) Patents: take up16) Makarov: dominate (внимание и и т.п.), immerse (мысли, внимание и т.п.), immerse (напр. внимание), occupy (напр. место, внимание), populate, take up (напр. время), take up (напр., время), fill in (свободное время), entertain by (чем-л.), entertain with (чем-л.)17) Taboo: busi18) Gold mining: penetrate -
3 заниматься
1) General subject: adulterate, amuse oneself (чем-либо), apply (чем-либо), be at books, be mixed up in, busy, busy (чем-л. обыкн. busy oneself), busy (чем-л.; обыкн. busy oneself), catch (об огне), concern (чем-либо), concern oneself, (чем-л.) concern with (smth), dawn (о заре), drive (чем-л.), employ, engage (чем-либо), engage (in, on, with), follow (чем-либо), go in (чем-л.), handle (проблемой), have to do with (чем-л.), labour at (чем-л.), levy (чем-л.), mind, mind (чем-л.), occupy, ply (работой, ремеслом), practice (чем-либо), practise (чем-либо), practise a profession (чем-л.), profess (какой-л. деятельностью), prosecute (чем-л.), pursue (чем-либо), pursue a profession (чем-л.), take up (чем-л.), tend (to; кем-л.), to be at (one's) books, to be engaged in, work (to work like a horse - работать, как вол), attend, be concerned, be engaged, begin to, blaze up, busy oneself, concern oneself with, employ oneself, learn, set about, study, go about (чем-л.), occupy oneself with (чем-л.), do (in life, as a career: People asked me what I wanted to do and I wasn't sure.), specialize (on smth - чем-либо; специализация), amuse oneself with (чем-л.), go about (чем-л.), play (/спортом/), be involved in (он этим не занимается - he is not involved in that), work to do smth.2) Colloquial: stroke (чем-л.), stroke-oar (чем-л.), be up to (What are you up to this weekend? - Чем будешь заниматься в выходные? Чем ты занимаешься в выходные?), be into (н-р, to be into computer software development = заниматься разработкой и т.д.)3) Sports: participate4) Engineering: attend to, be concerned with, be engaged in5) Mathematics: be occupied with, busy oneself with, be engaged in (чем-либо)6) British English: (чем-л.) mess about with7) Law: address (проблемой), engage (чем-л.)8) Economy: deal with (чем-л.)9) Diplomatic term: concern oneself with (ч-л), concern oneself with smth (чем-л.), (in, with) deal (чем-л.)10) Oil: tackle12) Business: carry on, deal in, deal with, occupy oneself with13) Makarov: be concerned in, concern oneself with (чем-л.), deal (in, with) (чем-л.), go about (smth.) (чем-л.), go about doing (smth.) (чем-л.), keep terms, labour at (smth.) (чем-л.), tackle (чем-л.), (кем-л.) tend (to), toil at (чем-л.), traffic, work (чем-л.), work at (чем-л.), engage in, engage on, engage with, deal with (кем-л. чем-л.), deal with (проблемой и т. п.), carry on (чем-л.), deal in (чем-л.), employ oneself (чем-л.), follow a profession (чем-л.)14) Taboo: busi, play that shit (чем-л.) -
4 прочь
нареч.away, offубирать прочь — take* away / off
уносить прочь — carry away / off
(поди) прочь! — go away!, be off!, away / off with you!
прочь с дороги! — get out of the way!; make way!
прочь отсюда! — get out of here!; out with you!
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не прочь (+ инф.) предик. разг. — have no objection (+ to ger.); would not mind (+ ger.)он не прочь сделать это — he has no objection to doing it, he would not mind doing it
он не прочь пойти! — he wouldn't mind going; he has nothing against going
он не прочь повеселиться — he is quite willing to amuse himself, или to have a bit of fun; he is not averse to having a bit of fun, или to enjoying himself
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5 прочь
нареч.away, offубира́ть прочь — take away / off
уноси́ть прочь — carry away / off
(поди́) прочь! — go away!, be off!, away / off with you!
прочь с доро́ги! — get out of the way!; make way!
прочь отсю́да! — get out of here!; out with you!
прочь с глаз мои́х! — get out of my sight!
ру́ки прочь! — hands off!
••не прочь (+ инф.) предик. разг. — have no objection (+ to ger); would not mind (+ ger)
он не прочь сде́лать э́то — he has no objection to doing it, he wouldn't mind doing it
он не прочь пойти́ — he wouldn't mind going; he has nothing against going
он не прочь повесели́ться — he is quite willing to amuse himself [to have a bit of fun]; he is not averse to having a bit of fun [to enjoying himself]
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