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101 también
adv.1 also, too, as well.Va a asistir ella, también? Will she attend, as well?2 as well.Va a asistir ella, también? Will she attend, as well?* * *► adverbio1 (igualmente) also, too, as well, so■ Pedro también estaba Pedro was also there, Pedro was there too, Pedro was there as well2 (además) besides, in addition* * *adv.1) also, likewise, too2) so* * *ADV1) (=además) also, too, as wellha estado en China y también en Japón — he has been in China and also in Japan, he has been in China and in Japan too o as well
hablaron también de otros temas — they also discussed other matters, they discussed other matters too o as well
Isabel también sabe inglés — [uso ambiguo] Isabel knows English too o as well; [también inglés] Isabel also knows English, Isabel knows English too o as well; [también Isabel] Isabel knows English too o as well
Italia tomará también parte en la competición — Italy will take part in the competition too o as well
también los niños tienen derecho a dar su opinión — children have the right to give their opinion too o as well
¿tú también tienes la gripe? — have you got the flu too o as well?
si él no viene, también podemos ir nosotros — if he doesn't come, we can always go
- estoy cansado -yo también — "I'm tired" - "so am I" o "me too * "
- me gustó -a él también — "I liked it" - "so did he"
ácido ascórbico, también conocido como vitamina C — ascorbic acid, also known as vitamin C
-¿y es guapa? -también — "and is she pretty?" - "yes, she is"
2) [uso enfático]tuvimos mala suerte, aunque también es cierto que nos faltaba preparación — we were certainly unlucky but (then again) we were also underprepared o we were underprepared too o as well
-me fui sin despedirme -¡pues anda que tú también! — "I left without saying goodbye" -"what a thing to do!"
* * *adverbio too, as welltambién habla ruso — she speaks Russian too o as well, she also speaks Russian
está de baja - ¿él también? — he's off sick - him too o him as well?
que te diviertas - tú también — have fun! - you too o and you
estás invitado y tu mujer también — you're invited and so is your wife o and your wife, too
el también cirujano López Saura — (period) López Saura, (who is) also a surgeon
* * *= again, also, as well, too.Ex. Smaller libraries may increasingly use the Concise AACR2, and here again the recommendations are not always precisely consistent with AACR2.Ex. This simple observation also goes some of the way towards explaining the variety of tools, methods and systems which are encountered in the organisation knowledge.Ex. Again, the following statement is appropriate: A is permitted, but consider B or C or... N, as well or instead.Ex. In some institutions, too, the library has become one of the sites for clusters of terminals or microcomputers, linked to the central computing facility.----* a mí también me gustaría tener la misma oportunidad = turnabout is fair play.* donde cabe mucho también cabe poco = what holds a lot will hold a little.* éste es también el caso de = the same is true (for/of/with).* no sólo... sino también... = not only... but also....* nosotros también = same here.* ser también válido para = hold + good for.* un día sí y otro también = day in and day out.* yo también = same here, me too.* * *adverbio too, as welltambién habla ruso — she speaks Russian too o as well, she also speaks Russian
está de baja - ¿él también? — he's off sick - him too o him as well?
que te diviertas - tú también — have fun! - you too o and you
estás invitado y tu mujer también — you're invited and so is your wife o and your wife, too
el también cirujano López Saura — (period) López Saura, (who is) also a surgeon
* * *= again, also, as well, too.Ex: Smaller libraries may increasingly use the Concise AACR2, and here again the recommendations are not always precisely consistent with AACR2.
Ex: This simple observation also goes some of the way towards explaining the variety of tools, methods and systems which are encountered in the organisation knowledge.Ex: Again, the following statement is appropriate: A is permitted, but consider B or C or... N, as well or instead.Ex: In some institutions, too, the library has become one of the sites for clusters of terminals or microcomputers, linked to the central computing facility.* a mí también me gustaría tener la misma oportunidad = turnabout is fair play.* donde cabe mucho también cabe poco = what holds a lot will hold a little.* éste es también el caso de = the same is true (for/of/with).* no sólo... sino también... = not only... but also....* nosotros también = same here.* ser también válido para = hold + good for.* un día sí y otro también = day in and day out.* yo también = same here, me too.* * *A too, as wella mí también me engañó he tricked me as well o tootambién habla ruso she speaks Russian as well o too, she also speaks Russianestá de baja — ¿él también? he's off sick — him too? o him as well?¿también ella lo sabía? you mean she knew about it too o as well?¿conoces Lima? — sí — ¿y La Paz? — sí también do you know Lima? — yes — and La Paz? — yes, I've been there too o as wellque te diviertas — tú también have fun! — you too o and youestás invitado y tu mujer también you're invited and so is your wife o and your wife, tooél ha terminado — Graciela también he's finished — so has Graciela o Graciela has tooel también cirujano López Saura ( period); López Saura, (who is) also a surgeonB(uso expletivo): está disgustado, también es cierto que tiene motivos he's upset, mind you o but then he has reason to betambién hay que decir que … of course, it has to be said that …le pegó una paliza — ¿(y) también? ¡con lo que hizo! ( RPl fam); she gave him a good hiding — well, no wonder o well, I'm not surprised, after what he did!* * *
también adverbio
too, as well◊ también habla ruso she speaks Russian too o as well;
que te diviertas — tú también have fun! — you too o and you;
Pilar fuma — yo también Pilar smokes — so do I o (colloq) me too
también adv (por añadidura) too, as well: también juegan al tenis, they play tennis too o as well, they also play tennis
(además) es una trabajadora y también una estudiante, she's a worker and a student too o she's a worker and also a student
(como respuesta) él sabe italiano, - yo también, he knows Italian, - so do I ➣ Ver nota en also
' también' also found in these entries:
Spanish:
apellido
- bañera
- bastante
- beneficio
- casarse
- chalet
- ciudad
- como
- dura
- duro
- enferma
- enfermo
- estanca
- estanco
- ir
- gritar
- hacer
- igualmente
- irse
- ladrón
- ladrona
- mí
- preferir
- señor
- soler
- telefonear
- ver
- viaje
- a
- además
- asimismo
- coincidencia
- llamado
- lo
- los
- padrino
- yo
English:
affair
- also
- as
- aunt
- bear
- come along
- do
- double
- dread
- drugstore
- ducky
- enjoy
- expect
- fish
- get
- hope
- likewise
- observe
- on
- only
- orient
- remind
- same
- should
- small
- so
- soon
- too
- well
- all right
- be
- but
- carry
- come
- solicitor
- then
- wherever
- work
- yourself
* * *también adv1. [igualmente] too, also;yo también vivo en Chile, yo vivo en Chile también I live in Chile too o as well;yo también me too;dormí muy bien – yo también I slept very well – me too o so did I;también a mí me gusta I like it too;¿tú también quieres helado? do you want some ice cream as well o too?;yo soy minero y mi padre también I'm a miner and so is my father2. [además] also, too;trabaja también de taxista he also works as a taxi driver;sabes cantar y bailar, pero no tocar el piano – sí, también you can sing and you can dance, but you can't play the piano – yes, I can do that too;cose, cocina y también plancha he sews, cooks and irons too o as well3. [en usos enfáticos]Famnadie nos dio ayuda, también es verdad que no la pedimos no one helped us, but then again, we didn't ask for help;le eché un broncazo increíble – ¡tú también! I gave him a real telling off – was that really necessary?;RPperdieron el examen – y también, si fueron sin estudiar they failed the exam – no wonder o that's hardly surprising, if they didn't do any revision* * *adv also, too, as well;yo también me too;él estudia inglés - yo también he’s studying English - me too o so am I;él también dice que … he also says that …* * *también adv: too, as well, also* * *también adv too / alsoyo también me too / so am I / so do I, etcsi tú vas a comer ahora, yo también if you're going to have lunch now, so am I -
102 set off
1) отправляться (в путь) He set off for work an hour ago. ≈ Он уехал на работу час назад.
2) намереваться (делать что-л.) I set off to make the work by myself, but in the end I had to ask for help. ≈ Я думал, что сделаю работу сам, но в конце концов мне пришлось попросить о помощи.
3) уравновешивать;
компенсировать;
засчитывать( денежную сумму) Some of your debts can be set off by other money owing to you. ≈ Некоторые долги можно покрыть долгами твоих должников.
4) выделять(ся) ;
оттенять, выгодно подчеркивать the frame sets off the picture ≈ картина в этой раме выигрывает The black cloth sets off the jewels nicely. ≈ На черной ткани бриллианты смотрятся просто прекрасно.
5) отделять;
выделять, отмечать Spoken words are set off from the rest of the sentence by speech marks. ≈ Прямая речь отделяется от основного предложения кавычками.
6) взрывать Terrorists have been setting off bombs in Underground trains. ≈ Террористы произвели нескоклько взырывов в метро.
7) побуждать( к чему-л., к какому-л. действию) ;
вызывать( что-л.) to set off laughing ≈ рассмешить The politician's speech set off violence in the crowd. ≈ Речь этого политика спровоцировала толпу на беспорядки.
8) разг. 'завести' (кого-л.) One amusing remark was enough to set the crowd off. ≈ Чтобы завести толпу, хватило одной шутки. отправляться в путь - to * on a journey отправляться в путешествие /в дорогу/ - he * across the fields to the village он направился через поле в деревню - to * for London выехать в Лондон - to * running убежать - the horses * at a great pace лошади понеслись вскачь начинать - the decline of the pound has * a fresh wave of selling падение фунта послужило началом новой волны продажи ценных бумаг побуждать (к чему-л., к какому-л. действию) - to set smb. off on a journey отправить кого-л. в путешествие - the remark * an argument это замечание вызвало спор - the lockout * sympathy strikes by miners локаут вызвал забастовки солидарности среди горняков (разговорное) "завести" (кого-л.) - a word from her would set him off одного ее слова было достаточно, чтобы он завелся - if you can set him off on his pet subject he will go on for hours если вы сумеете навести его на его любимую тему, он будет говорить об этом без конца взрывать - to * a charge взорвать заряд - to * a rocket запустить ракету - to * fireworks пускать фейерверк оттенять, выгодно выделять, подчеркивать - the dress * her figure это платье выгодно подчеркивало ее фигуру - to * one colour with another оттенять один цвет другим - the frame sets off the picture картина выигрывает в этой раме отделять;
выделять, отмечать - to * a clause by a comma отделить придаточное предложение запятой компенсировать - to * a loss компенсировать потери - to * a gain against a loss компенсировать потерю выигрышем засчитывать (денежную сумму) - you can * this loan against what I owe you вы можете засчитать эту ссуду в (частичное) погашение моего долга украшать, отделывать - a dress * with gold braid платье, отделанное золотой тесьмой (полиграфия) испачкать, испортить (оттиск) (редкое) лестно отзываться, хвалить -
103 अभ्युपपद्
abhy-upa-padĀ. - padyate, to approach in order to help MBh. etc.;
to ask for help R. III, 14, 7 ;
to furnish with MBh. II, 187.
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104 braccio
"arm;Arm;bras;brazo;braço"* * *m (pl le braccia e i bracci) armbraccio di mare sounda braccia aperte with open armsportare in braccio qualcuno carry someonefig essere il braccio destro di qualcuno be someone's right-hand manincrociare le braccia fold one's armsfig go on strike* * *1 arm: si è rotto il braccio sinistro, he's broken his left arm; a braccia aperte, with open arms; accogliere qlcu. a braccia aperte, (fig.) to welcome s.o. with open arms; con le braccia conserte, incrociate, with folded arms (o with one's arms folded); con le braccia tese, with outstretched arms (o with one's arms outstretched); spostare qlco. a braccia, to move sthg. by hand; in braccio, in one's arms; portava in braccio un bel bambino, she was carrying (o holding) a lovely child in her arms; lo prese in braccio perché piangeva, she picked him up into her arms because he was crying; cadere tra le braccia di qlcu., to fall into s.o.'s arms; svenne e mi cadde tra le braccia, he fainted and fell into my arms; prendere qlcu. per il braccio, to grab (o to seize) s.o. by the arm; mi prese per un braccio e mi fece sedere, he grabbed (o seized) me by the arm and made me sit down; sotto braccio, arm in arm; camminavano tenendosi sotto braccio, they were walking arm in arm; sotto il braccio, under one's arm; teneva la borsetta stretta sotto il braccio, she was holding her bag tight under her arm; sul braccio, on one's arm; teneva l'ombrello sul braccio, he was carrying an umbrella on his arm; offrire il braccio a una signora, to offer a lady one's arm; le offrì il braccio per portarla in sala da pranzo, he took her in to dinner; avere un braccio al collo, to have one's (o an) arm in a sling; gettare le braccia al collo di qlcu., to fling one's arms round s.o.'s neck; avere le braccia legate, (anche fig.) to have one's hands tied; ho le braccia legate e non posso proprio aiutarti, my hands are tied and I just can't help you; incrociare le braccia, to fold one's arms; (fig.) to go on strike; tendere le braccia, to stretch out one's arms; (fig.) to ask for help // braccio di ferro, arm wrestling // a braccio, approximately; fare un discorso a braccio, to give an impromptu speech // il braccio della giustizia, della legge, the arm of the law // il braccio secolare, the secular arm // il braccio e la mente, brains and brawn // avere le braccia lunghe, (fig.) to be very influential // essere il braccio destro di qlcu., to be s.o.'s right-hand man // quando mi ha detto di rifarlo mi sono sentito cadere le braccia, when he told me to do it all again I could have wept // dagli un dito e si prenderà un braccio, give him an inch and he'll take a mile // essere in braccio a Morfeo, to be fast asleep2 pl. ( manodopera) hands, labourers: abbiamo bisogno di altre braccia alla fattoria, we need more labourers (o hands) on the farm3 ( di edificio) wing: il braccio di un carcere, the wing of a prison // il braccio della morte, the death row4 ( di croce) limb8 (mecc.) arm; ( di bilancia) beam, bar; ( di grammofono) (pick-up) arm; braccio di leva, lever arm; braccio di manovella, crank arm (o web); braccio mobile ( di gru), (adjustable) jib; braccio di sestante, index bar; braccio portante, supporting arm9 (inform.) arm: braccio di scrittura, writing arm; braccio di lettura, reading arm; braccio di accesso dati, access arm.* * *1.1) (pl.f. - cia) armprendere qcn. in braccio — to take sb. in one's arms, to pick sb. up
stare seduto in braccio a qcn. — to sit in o on sb.'s lap
dare il braccio a qcn. — to give sb. one's arm
trasportare qcs. a -cia — to carry sth. in one's arms
gettare le -cia al collo di qcn. — to throw o fling one's arms around sb.'s neck
strin gere qcn. tra le -cia — to hold sb. in one's arms
gettarsi nelle -cia di qcn. — to throw oneself into sb.'s arms
accogliere qcn. a -cia aperte — to welcome sb. with open o outstretched arms
incrociare le -cia — to cross o fold one's arms; fig. to down tools BE
2) (pl. -ci) (di fiume, mare) branch, inlet; (di terra) land bridge3) (pl. -ci) (di poltrona) arm; (di giradischi) (tone) arm; (di candelabro) branch; (di bilancia) beam; (di gru) arm, jib4) (pl. -ci) arch. wing5) (pl.f. - cia) metrol. fathom*2.braccio di ferro — arm o Indian AE wrestling; fig. tug-of-war
fare braccio di ferro con qcn. — to armwrestle with sb.
••essere il braccio destro di qcn. — to be sb.'s right hand man
* * *bracciopl. -ci /'bratt∫o, t∫i/ ⇒ 4I sostantivo m.(in some senses it has a feminine plural - cia /t∫a/)1 (pl.f. - cia) arm; avere un braccio al collo to have one's arm in a sling; prendere qcn. in braccio to take sb. in one's arms, to pick sb. up; stare seduto in braccio a qcn. to sit in o on sb.'s lap; dare il braccio a qcn. to give sb. one's arm; trasportare qcs. a -cia to carry sth. in one's arms; gettare le -cia al collo di qcn. to throw o fling one's arms around sb.'s neck; strin gere qcn. tra le -cia to hold sb. in one's arms; gettarsi nelle -cia di qcn. to throw oneself into sb.'s arms; accogliere qcn. a -cia aperte to welcome sb. with open o outstretched arms; (con) le -cia conserte arms folded; incrociare le -cia to cross o fold one's arms; fig. to down tools BE3 (pl. -ci) (di poltrona) arm; (di giradischi) (tone) arm; (di candelabro) branch; (di bilancia) beam; (di gru) arm, jib4 (pl. -ci) arch. wing5 (pl.f. - cia) metrol. fathom*II braccia f.pl.il braccio e la mente the brawn and the brain; essere il braccio destro di qcn. to be sb.'s right hand man; fare cadere le -cia to be very off-putting; parlare a braccio to speak off the cuff\braccio di ferro arm o Indian AE wrestling; fig. tug-of-war; fare braccio di ferro con qcn. to armwrestle with sb.; il braccio della legge the long arm of the law; braccio della morte death row. -
105 обращаться за помощью
to apply/ask for help, to request assistance, to resort to help, to recourse -
106 start out
1) разг. собираться сделать( что-л.) He started out to write a book. ≈ Он собирался написать книгу.
2) отправляться в путь He started out for work an hour ago, hasn't he arrived yet? ≈ Он ушел на работу час назад, разве он еще не пришел?
3) разг. начинать I started out to make the dress by myself, but in the end I had to ask for help. ≈ Я стала сама шить платье, но под конец все-таки попросила помочь мне.
4) начинать говорить The chairman started out by attacking the first speaker. ≈ Выступающий начал с критики предыдущего оратора.
5) начинать профессиональную деятельность (as/in) When did you start out as a lawyer? ≈ Когда вы начали работать юристом?
6) взбудоражить;
вывести из какого-л. состояния The explosion started the whole population of the town out of their sleep. ≈ Взрыв разбудил всех жителей города. отправляться в путь - to * for Moscow выйти /выехать, вылететь/ в Москву - we * at seven мы отправляемся в семь часов( разговорное) начинать говорить - I'll * with introducing you to him начну с того, что познакомлю вас - he started off by pointing to the dangers of rock climbing свое выступление он начал с того, что указал на опасности скалолазания - the dictionary starts off with the letter A словарь начинается с буквы А собираться сделать что-л.;
взяться за что-л. - he started out to write a book он собирался написать книгуБольшой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > start out
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107 ashamed
[ə'ʃeɪmd]adjHe was ashamed to look her in the eye. — Ему было стыдно смотреть ей в глаза.
She was ashamed to play before such an audience. — Она стеснялась играть перед такой аудиторией.
She was ashamed to admit her mistake. — Ей было стыдно признать свою ошибку.
He was ashamed that his family was poor. — Ему было стыдно, что его семья бедна.
I began to be ashamed of sitting idle. — Я начал стыдиться своего ничего неделания/безделья.
- be ashamed of smb, smth- be ashamed for smb
- be ashamed of one's ignorance
- be ashamed of being dressed shabbily
- be ashamed for his rudeness
- be ashamed to do smth
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108 reluctant
(unwilling: He was reluctant to accept the medal for his bravery.) renuente, reacio- reluctance
reluctant adj reaciotr[rɪ'lʌktənt]1 renuente, reacio,-a\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto be reluctant to do something estar poco dispuesto,-a a hacer algoreluctant [ri'lʌktənt] adj: renuente, reacio, reticenteadj.• mal dispuesto adj.• poco dispuesto adj.• renuente adj.rɪ'lʌktəntadjective reacio, renuentehe's a reluctant teetotaler — es abstemio a su pesar or a regañadientes
to be reluctant to + INF: she seemed reluctant to tell us parecía reacia or renuente a decírnoslo, no parecía dispuesta a decírnoslo; I'm reluctant to sell this chair — me resisto a vender esta silla
[rɪ'lʌktǝnt]ADJ [person] reacio, reticente, renuente frm; [praise] a regañadientesI would make a reluctant secretary — yo trabajaría como secretario con desgana or a regañadientes
he indicated his reluctant acceptance of the proposals — indicó que aceptaba las propuestas con reservas
he left with Bernstein's reluctant consent — se fue con el consentimiento que Bernstein le había dado a regañadientes or muy a su pesar
he took the reluctant decision to stop production — tomó la decisión, muy a su pesar, de parar la producción
to be reluctant to do sth: she was reluctant to ask for help — se mostraba reacia a pedir ayuda
we were reluctant to sell the house — éramos reacios a vender la casa, nos resistíamos a vender la casa
* * *[rɪ'lʌktənt]adjective reacio, renuentehe's a reluctant teetotaler — es abstemio a su pesar or a regañadientes
to be reluctant to + INF: she seemed reluctant to tell us parecía reacia or renuente a decírnoslo, no parecía dispuesta a decírnoslo; I'm reluctant to sell this chair — me resisto a vender esta silla
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109 źle
adv. grad. 1. (nienależycie) poorly; (błędnie) wrongly- uczyć się źle to be a poor learner- źle coś zrozumieć to misunderstand sth- źle przygotowani zawodnicy poorly prepared competitors- źle pojęta solidarność solidarity wrongly understood- źle wybrać kierunek studiów to choose the wrong university course- źle wywiązywać się ze swoich obowiązków to carry out one’s obligations in an unsatisfactory manner- źle wychowany/ułożony ill-bred/-mannered2. (słabo) czuć się źle to feel bad a. unwell- źle wyglądać to look ill a. unwell3. (niedostatecznie) badly, poorly- źle odżywiane dziecko a poorly fed child- źle płatna praca a badly a. poorly paid job4. (nieuczciwie) badly- źle odnosić się do pracowników to treat one’s subordinates badly- źle się prowadzić to conduct oneself badly- kobieta/dziewczyna źle się prowadząca a girl/woman of ill repute5. (negatywnie) badly; ill książk.- mówić o kimś źle to speak badly a. ill of sb- takie zachowanie źle o tobie świadczy such behaviour does you little credit6. (nieżyczliwie) badly- być źle przyjętym przez kogoś to be badly received by sb- być źle usposobionym do czegoś/kogoś to be ill-disposed to(wards) sth/sb- źle traktował kolegów he treated his friends badly7. (nieprzyjemnie) źle mu było na obczyźnie/poza domem it was hard on him living abroad/away from home- źle się czuła w jego towarzystwie she felt uncomfortable in his company8. (niepomyślnie) badly- takie zabawy mogą się źle skończyć fun and games like that can end up badly- moje sprawy źle się układają my affairs aren’t going too well9 (jako równoważnik zdania) źle, że nie przyszedł od razu po pomoc it’s too bad (that) he didn’t ask for help straight away■ źle z nim/z nią pot. he/she is in a bad way pot.- i tak źle, i tak niedobrze pot. ≈ if it’s not one thing it’s another pot.* * *źle wyglądasz — you look bad lub ill
źle wychowany — bad-mannered, ill-mannered
źle się czuć — to be lub feel unwell
źle, że tak się stało — (it's) too bad (that) this happened
* * *adv.1. (= niedobrze) badly, wrongly, improperly, ill; być źle wychowanym be bad l. ill mannered; be mannerless; have no manners; źle się zachowywać misbehave/misconduct; be rude; bardzo źle o czymś świadczyć be an indictment of sth; mieć źle w głowie pot. be nuts; be crazy; be out of one's mind; źle się sprzedawać sell badly; źle się zacząć get off to a bad start; źle zacząć ( znajomość) get off the wrong foot; źle coś zrozumieć misunderstand l. misinterpret l. misapprehend sth; take sth in ill part; nie zrozum mnie źle don't get me wrong; źle dobrany (o osobach, rzeczach) ill-assorted, mismatched; źle skrywany (o żalu, pogardzie) ill-disguised; źle wymawiać mispronounce; źle stosować misapply; źle ocenić (sytuację, odległość, osobę) misjudge; źle rozegrać ( sytuację) mishandle; źle coś widzieć (np. scenę z góry) have a bad view of sth; być źle ubranym be badly dressed; look dowdy; źle działać ( o urządzeniu) perform badly; źle zaprojektowany badly designed.2. (= słabo, mizernie) poorly, badly; źle się czuć feel bad l. awful l. unwell; źle wyglądać look bad l. awful; z kimś jest źle sb is in a serious condition; źle odżywiony ill nourished, malnourished; źle sytuowany badly off.3. (= mało) badly, insufficiently; źle zarabiać be badly paid; źle opłacany ( o pracowniku) underpaid.4. (= nieuczciwie) źle się prowadzić have a bad reputation; źle mu z oczu patrzy pot. (= nie budzi zaufania) he doesn't inspire confidence.5. (= negatywnie, niekorzystnie) badly, poorly; mówić o kimś źle speak badly l. evil of sb; źle kogoś nastrajać put sb in a bad mood; źle na czymś wyjść lose out on sth.6. (= nieżyczliwie) źle traktować maltreat, ill-treat, mistreat, abuse (sb); treat sb badly; źle komuś życzyć wish sb ill; bear malice to sb; nie życzyć komuś źle bear sb no malice; źle wróżyć augur badly.7. (= nieprzyjemnie, ciężko, smutno) hard, sadly; źle mi bez ciebie I feel so bad l. sad without you; czuję się źle w jego towarzystwie I don't feel comfortable in his company; I don't feel at ease when he is around.8. (= niepomyślnie) badly; komuś źle poszło na egzaminie sb did badly in an exam; źle się komuś powodzi sb is doing badly; źle trafiłeś it's not the right time l. moment; on źle skończy he will come to no good; he will come to a bad l. sticky end; źle się skończyć come to grief l. a bad end l. no good; źle na tym wyjdziesz you will lose on it; źle się komuś przysłużyć do sb a bad service.9. ( o niepomyślnej sytuacji) badly, bad; źle z nami we're done for; oj, źle! too bad!; gorzej niż źle worse than bad; nie tak źle not too bad; gorzej już być nie może it can't be worse than that; things have gone from bad to worse; i tak źle, i tak niedobrze we are in a cleft stick.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > źle
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110 whenever
1. adverb1) wann immer2) (coll.) =2. conjunction* * *adverb, conjunction1) (at any time that: Come and see me whenever you want to.) wann immer2) (at every time that: I go to the theatre whenever I get the chance.) sooft* * *when·ever[(h)wenˈevəʳ, AM -ɚ]I. conj1. (on whatever occasion) wann auch immeryou can ask for help \whenever you need it du kannst mich jederzeit um Hilfe bitten, wenn du welche brauchstor \whenever... oder wann auch immer...2. (every time) jedes Mal, wenn...I blush \whenever I think about it ich werde immer rot, wenn ich daran denke\whenever I go there... jedes Mal, wenn ich dahin gehe...1. (at whatever time) wann auch immerI try to use olive oil \whenever possible ich versuche wenn möglich Olivenöl zu verwendenor \whenever ( fam) oder wann auch immer\whenever am I going to be finished with all this work? wann werde ich je mit dieser ganzen Arbeit fertig sein?\whenever do you get the time to do these things? wann hast du je Zeit, das alles zu erledigen?* * *[wen'evə(r)]adv1) (= each time) jedes Mal wenn2) (= at whatever time) wann (auch) immer, ganz egal or gleich or einerlei wann; (= as soon as) sobaldI'll visit you whenever you like — ich werde dich besuchen, wann immer du willst
we'll leave whenever he's ready — wir brechen auf, sobald er fertig ist
3) (emph)whenever can he have done it? — wann kann er das nur or wohl getan haben?
tomorrow, or whenever (inf) — morgen, oder wann auch immer
* * *B adv (fragend) wann denn (nur):whenever did you do that? wann hast du denn das gemacht?* * *1. adverb1) wann immer2) (coll.) =2. conjunction* * *adv.so oft adv.sooft adv.wann auch immer adv.wann immer adv.wenn auch immer adv. -
111 set off
фраз. гл.1) отправляться ( в путь)He set off for work an hour ago. — Он уехал на работу час назад.
2) намереваться (сделать что-л.)I set off to make the work by myself, but in the end I had to ask for help. — Я думал, что сделаю работу сам, но, в конце концов, мне пришлось попросить о помощи.
3) уравновешивать; компенсировать; засчитывать ( денежную сумму)Some of your debts can be set off by other money owing to you. — Некоторые долги можно покрыть долгами твоих должников.
4) выделять, оттенять, выгодно подчёркиватьThe frame sets off the picture. — Картина в этой раме выигрывает.
The black cloth sets off the jewels nicely. — На чёрной ткани эти драгоценные камни смотрятся просто великолепно.
5) отделять; выделять, отмечатьDirect speech is set off from the rest of the sentence by speech marks. — Прямая речь отделяется от основного предложения кавычками.
6) взрыватьTerrorists have been setting off bombs in underground trains. — Террористы произвели несколько взрывов в метро.
7) побуждать (к чему-л.); вызывать (что-л.)The politician's speech set off violence in the crowd. — Речь политика спровоцировала толпу на беспорядки.
8) разг. завести (кого-л.)One amusing remark was enough to set the crowd off. — Чтобы завести толпу, хватило одной шутки.
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112 start out
фраз. гл.1) собираться сделать (что-л.)He started out to write a book. — Он собирался написать книгу.
He started out for work an hour ago, hasn't he arrived yet? — Он ушёл на работу час назад, разве он ещё не пришёл?
3) начинать делать (что-л.)I started out to make the dress by myself, but in the end I had to ask for help. — Я стала шить платье сама, но под конец все-таки попросила помочь мне.
The chairman started out by attacking the first speaker. — Председатель начал с критики первого из выступавших.
5) (start out as / in) начинать профессиональную деятельность6) ( start out of) взбудоражить; вывести из какого-л. состоянияThe explosion started the whole population of the town out of their sleep. — Взрыв разбудил всех жителей города.
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113 gerust
♦voorbeelden:1 een gerust geweten/gemoed • an easy/a clear conscience, an easy mindmet een gerust hart de toekomst tegemoet zien • face the future with confidenceik ben niet gerust zolang zij niet thuis is • my mind won't be at rest until she's home(wees maar) gerust, zij komt wel • rest assured that she's coming; 〈 informeel〉 don't worry, she'll comewees daar maar gerust op • (you can) set your mind at rest about thatgerust zijn op iets • feel confident about somethingU kunt gerust zijn • you can set your mind at restik ben er (helemaal) niet gerust op • I am not (at all) happy about itII 〈 bijwoord〉♦voorbeelden:je kunt het gerust aannemen als hij het zegt • you can rely on what he saysik durf gerust te zeggen dat …/die hond aan te raken • I don't hesitate to say that …, I'm not afraid to touch that dogga gerust je gang • (do) go ahead!, feel free to …kom gerust eens langs • feel free to drop indat had je gerust kunnen zeggen • it would have been perfectly all right for you to have said thatje mag gerust bij mij komen wonen • you're welcome to come and live at my placevraag gerust om hulp • don't hesitate to ask for helpje mag gerust weten … • I don't mind telling you … -
114 start out
start out а) coll. собираться сделать (что-л.); he started out to write abook он собирался написать книгу; б) отправляться в путь; He started out forwork an hour ago, hasn't he arrived yet?; в) coll. начинать; I started out tomake the dress by myself, but in the end I had to ask for help; г) начинатьговорить; The chairman started out by allacking the first speaker; д) начинатьпрофессиональную деятельность (as/in); When did you start out as a lawyer?; е)взбудоражить; вывести из какого-л. состояния; The explosion started the wholepopulation of the town out of their sleep. -
115 просить помощи
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116 самолюбивый
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117 always
adverb(at all times) immer; (repeatedly) ständig; [an]dauernd (ugs.); (whatever the circumstances) jederzeityou can always come by train if you prefer — ihr könnt ja auch mit der Bahn kommen, wenn euch das lieber ist
* * *['o:lweiz]2) (continually or repeatedly: He is always making mistakes.) immer,stets* * *al·waysadv inv1. (at all times) immer, ständigyou're \always complaining ständig beklagst du dich2. (as last resort) immer nochif you miss this train you can \always catch the next one wenn du diesen Zug verpasst, kannst du immer noch den nächsten nehmenwe could \always ask for help wir könnten ja auch um Hilfe bitten3.▶ the customer is \always right der Kunde ist König▶ the grass is \always greener on the other side [of the fence] die Kirschen in Nachbars Garten schmecken immer besser* * *['ɔːlweɪz]adv1) immer; (= constantly, repeatedly) ständig, immerhe is always forgetting —
you can't always expect to be forgiven — du kannst nicht immer (wieder) erwarten, dass man dir vergibt
2)we could always go by train/sell the house — wir könnten doch auch den Zug nehmen/könnten ja auch das Haus verkaufen
there's always the possibility that... — es besteht immer noch die Möglichkeit, dass...
* * *always [ˈɔːlweız; -wız] adv1. immer, jederzeit, stets, ständig:as always wie immer;he’s always complaining about the food er meckert ständig über das Essen2. jederzeit* * *adverb(at all times) immer; (repeatedly) ständig; [an]dauernd (ugs.); (whatever the circumstances) jederzeityou can always come by train if you prefer — ihr könnt ja auch mit der Bahn kommen, wenn euch das lieber ist
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118 oncoming
adjective (approaching: oncoming traffic.) motgående (trafikk)Isubst. \/ˈɒnˌkʌmɪŋ\/ankomst, kommeIIadj. \/ˈɒnˌkʌmɪŋ\/forestående, møtende, som nærmer segoncoming traffic møtende trafikk, motgående trafikk -
119 cacao
m.1 cocoa.2 cocoa bean (seed).3 cacao.4 lip salve.5 chaos, mess (informal).cacao mental mental confusiontener un cacao mental to be at sixes and sevens6 cocoa plant, cacao, cocoa.7 screw-up.* * *1 BOTÁNICA cacao2 (polvo, bebida) cocoa\tener un cacao mental familiar to be confused, US be screwed up* * *noun m.cacao, cocoa* * *SM1) (Bot) cacao; (=bebida) cocoa2) * (=jaleo) fuss, to-do- tener un cacao en la cabezacacao mental — * mental confusion
* * *1)a) (Coc) (polvo, bebida) cocoac) (Esp) ( para los labios) lipsalve2) (fam) ( jaleo) ruckus (AmE), to-do (BrE)qué cacao se armó! — all hell broke loose (colloq)
tener un cacao mental — (fam) to be all mixed up
* * *= cocoa, cacao.Ex. This devil's food cake is made with chocolate cocoa and sugar and shortening and eggs.Ex. Every year there are more and more tons of cacao sold to the United States.----* árbol del cacao = cacao tree.* barra de cacao de labios = chapstick.* grano de cacao = cacao bean, cocoa bean.* haba de cacao = cacao bean, cocoa bean.* manteca de cacao = cocoa butter.* semilla de cacao = cacao bean, cacao seed, cocoa bean.* * *1)a) (Coc) (polvo, bebida) cocoac) (Esp) ( para los labios) lipsalve2) (fam) ( jaleo) ruckus (AmE), to-do (BrE)qué cacao se armó! — all hell broke loose (colloq)
tener un cacao mental — (fam) to be all mixed up
* * *= cocoa, cacao.Ex: This devil's food cake is made with chocolate cocoa and sugar and shortening and eggs.
Ex: Every year there are more and more tons of cacao sold to the United States.* árbol del cacao = cacao tree.* barra de cacao de labios = chapstick.* grano de cacao = cacao bean, cocoa bean.* haba de cacao = cacao bean, cocoa bean.* manteca de cacao = cocoa butter.* semilla de cacao = cacao bean, cacao seed, cocoa bean.* * *A3 ( Esp) (para los labios) lipsalve, cocoa butter¡menudo cacao se armó! all hell broke loose ( colloq), there was a hell of a ruckus o to-dotener un cacao mental ( fam); to be all mixed uptiene un cacao mental que no se aclara he doesn't know whether he's coming or going ( colloq)* * *
cacao sustantivo masculino
1
( semillas) cocoa beans (pl)
2 (fam) ( jaleo) ruckus (AmE), to-do (BrE);◊ ¡qué cacao se armó! all hell broke loose (colloq)
cacao sustantivo masculino
1 Bot cacao
2 (bebida) cocoa
3 familiar (jaleo) mess, muddle
♦ Locuciones: tener un cacao mental, to be confused
' cacao' also found in these entries:
Spanish:
cascarilla
- manteca
- mantequilla
English:
cocoa
* * *cacao nm1. [polvo] cocoa, cocoa powder;[bebida] [caliente] cocoa; [fría] chocolate milk cacao en polvo cocoa powder2. [árbol] cacao3. [semilla] cocoa bean[jaleo] fuss, rumpus;se armó un cacao there was total chaos;se han metido en un buen cacao they've got themselves in a real messcacao mental:tiene un cacao mental terrible his head's in a real muddle6. CompVen Famser un gran cacao to be rich and powerful;Nic Fam [perdón] to say sorry* * *m1 cocoa;no valer un cacao L.Am. fig fam not be worth a bean fam2 de labios lip salve* * *cacao nm: cacao, cocoa bean* * * -
120 अभ्युपपद् _abhyupapad
अभ्युपपद् 4 A.1 To deliver (from distress), protect; to console, comfort, take compassion or pity on, pity, favour; स सुहृद्यो विपन्नार्थं दीनमभ्युपपद्यते Rām.6.63. 27; रतिमभ्युपपत्तुमातुरां मधुरात्मानमदर्शयत्पुरः Ku.4.25; (कदा) तपः कृशामभ्युपपत्स्यते सखीं वृषेव सीतां तदवग्रहक्षताम् 5.61; U.2; 3.7; Māl.4.-2 To ask for help, seek protection, submit; अभ्युपपन्नवत्सलः Mk.7.-3 To furnish with.
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