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121 bear smb. malice
(bear smb. malice (или a spite))затаить злобу против кого-л.; ≈ иметь зуб против кого-л.; см. тж. bear a grudge against smb....I don't bear you malice. Come up and have a cup o' tea with us. (J. Galsworthy, ‘Fraternity’, ch. XXXVIII) —...я не злопамятен. Приходите к нам на чашку чая.
‘Please don't bear me malice because I can't accede to your wish,’ said Davidson, with a melancholy smile. (W. S. Maugham, ‘Complete Short Stories’, ‘Rain’) — - Прошу вас, не сердитесь на меня за то, что я не могу выполнить ваше желание, - сказал Дэвидсон с печальной улыбкой.
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122 bear down
bear down а) преодолевать б) naut. подходить по ветру в) устремляться (upon- к); набрасываться, нападать (upon - на кого-л.) г) влиять д) наносить пора-жение, разбивать his determined efforts at last bore down all opposition. е)прилагать усилия The driver bore down With all his strength to control the carwhen the wheel stuck. ж) подходить близко к чему-л. With the wind blowingstrongly behind, the little boat bore down on the harbour. з) возлагаться накого-л. The responsibility for his family bears down on a young man. и) строгонаказывать кого-л. The courts must bear down on young criminals. -
123 bear smb. company
(bear (или keep) smb. company)составить кому-л. компанию; сопровождать кого-лMr. Bailly was good enough to continue to bear him company, and to entertain him, as they went, with easy conversation on various sporting topics... (Ch. Dickens ‘Martin Chuzzlewit’, ch. XXVI) — Мистер Бейли был так любезен, что сопровождал его на протяжении всего пути, развлекая непринужденной беседой на различные спортивные темы...
She said to the waiter, ‘I'll have another cup of coffee to keep my husband company with his strawberries.’ (Gr. Greene, ‘Loser Takes All’, part 2) — Она сказала официанту: "Я составлю мужу компанию и выпью еще одну чашку кофе, пока он ест ягоды"
...he had been married to Pauline nearly a year before leaving England, an she had a kid of his to keep her company while he was away. (A. Sillitoe ‘Key to the Door’, ch. 19) —...он женился на Полине почти за год до своего отъезда из Англии, и у нее был от него ребенок, который не давал ей скучать во время его отсутствия.
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124 bear down
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125 ■ bear down
■ bear downA v. i. + avv.1 gravare ( anche fig.); premere (con forza): Heavy taxes bore down on the people, imposte pesanti gravavano sul popolo2 (fig.) avere la mano pesante (con q.)3 venire (o avvicinarsi) con foga o minacciosamente; puntare (su); piombare (su): He bore down on me with a face like thunder, ha puntato su di me con uno sguardo minaccioso; The bus was bearing down on us at full speed, l'autobus ci veniva addosso a tutta velocità4 (naut.) andare a velaB v. t. + avv.2 (form.) vincere; superare: to bear down all resistance, vincere ogni resistenza □ (naut.) to bear down on, accostare ( un'altra nave) da sopravvento; poggiare su. -
126 bear comparison with...
(bear (или stand) comparison with...)выдерживать сравнение с...It's quite a good dictionary, but it won't stand comparison with Wyld's Universal English Dictionary. — Это хороший словарь, но он не идет ни в какое сравнение с универсальным словарем английского языка Уайлда.
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127 bear a hand
помогать, принимать участие в работе; содействовать (чему-л.)Sharp: "I'll give you a hand with that trunk." (W. S. Maugham, ‘The Land of Promise’, act III) — Шарп: "я помогу тебе внести этот сундук."
When they stopped from sheer exhaustion Murphy's glance chanced to fall on Charles Davis, the one man who had not worked... ‘Bear a hand, Davis’, the gangster called. (J. London, ‘The Mutiny of the ‘Elsinore’’, ch. L) — Когда, выбившись из сил, они на минуту остановились, взгляд Мерфи случайно упал на Чарльза Дэвиса, единственного человека, который не работал... - Ну-ка, Дэвис, подсоби! - крикнул ему Мерфи.
If we want to stop the growth of fascism, we've got to give the Spanish people a hand. (K. S. Prichard, ‘Winged Seeds’, ch. V) — Если мы хотим бороться с распространением фашизма, наша обязанность - оказать посильную помощь испанскому народу.
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128 bear comparison with
bear comparison with выдержать сравнение с
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