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1) General subject: be in transit, dislodge, draw (to, toward, into, etc), shift, to be in transit, travel, migrate, get about (по местности)2) Computers: move, move around3) Chemistry: traverse (о каретке станка)4) Mathematics: change one's position, transfer to5) Railway term: buckle6) Accounting: migrate (напр. о рабочей силе)7) Australian slang: pussy8) Automobile industry: ride9) Mining: slip (при сбросе)10) Metallurgy: drag11) Electronics: advance12) Information technology: navigate14) Astronautics: translate15) Metrology: slide16) Business: transfer17) Makarov: displace, drift (по ветру, течению), journey, stroke, draw (в какое-л. положение), draw into (в какое-л. положение), draw to (в какое-л. положение), draw toward (в какое-л. положение)18) Combustion gas turbines: stretch19) Phraseological unit: ass into gear20) Microsoft: roam -
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1) General subject: gather way (о судне), set forward (в путь), start (о трамвае, поезде и т. п.), gather way2) Colloquial: pull away (об автомобиле)3) Makarov: get under way (об автомобиле), start off, take off (об автомобиле)4) Phraseological unit: ass into gear
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ass into gear — moving, working, doing After holidays, I ll get my ass into gear and paint the house … English idioms
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performing arts — arts or skills that require public performance, as acting, singing, or dancing. [1945 50] * * * ▪ 2009 Introduction Music Classical. The last vestiges of the Cold War seemed to thaw for a moment on Feb. 26, 2008, when the unfamiliar strains … Universalium
arse — arse1 [a:s US a:rs] n BrE spoken not polite [: Old English; Origin: Ars, ears] 1.) the part of your body that you sit on American Equivalent: ass 2.) a stupid and annoying person 3.) my arse! used to say that you do not believe something 4.) … Dictionary of contemporary English
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