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1 исполнять джазовую мелодию с особенным чувством
Jargon: blow up a stormУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > исполнять джазовую мелодию с особенным чувством
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2 выйти из себя
1) General subject: be beside oneself with rage, blow cool, blow top, blow up, get blood up, get dander up, get hot under the collar, get mad, get one's shirt out, get rattled, go off the deep end, lose balance, lose cool, lose equilibrium, lose hair, lose one's equilibrium, lose one's temper, lose rag, lose shirt, lose temper, lose wig, to be beside oneself with rage, wax wroth, get back up, get hetup about, have shirt out, lose wool, go loopy, lose self-control, flip one's lid, ("взорваться") get very angry, go spare3) American: blow a fuse, lose goat4) Literal: fly off the handle (he flew off the handle - он как с цепи сорвался), lose one's balance5) Australian slang: climb the wall, do( one's) lolly, do (one's) scone, drop (one's) bundle, go through the roof6) Rude: get rag out7) Jargon: blow a gasket, blow one's cool, blow one's top, burn, flip (one's) lid, fly of the handle, go haywire, lose one's cool, throw a fit, get narked, pop one's cork, blow one's cork, blow one's lid, go up in the air, storm9) Makarov: get (one's) back up, go off the handle, flare up, flip lid, fly into a rage, fly off the handle10) Taboo: get (one's) shit hot, get the butt, raise hell -
3 бушевать
1) General subject: bellow (от боли), blow great guns (о буре, ветре), bluster, rag, rage (о буре, эпидемии), rave, roar, roughen, rouse, ruffle, storm, tear, tempest, huff and puff, blow great guns (о буре), wreak havoc3) Jocular: ramp4) Construction: storm'5) Mathematics: make turbulence, make turbulent7) American English: rampage (someone is still on a rampage) (slang expression) -
4 буря
1) General subject: blizzard (снежная), gale, stiff (hard) gale, storm, storm (чего-л.), stress of weather, tempest, tornado (аплодисментов и т.п.), williwaw, windstorm3) Engineering: hurricane4) Construction: weather5) Jargon: thunder-boomer6) Makarov: eddy (страстей и т.п.), hard gale, rough weather, stiff gale, tempest (потрясение), vehement wind, war of the elements -
5 рвать и метать
1) General subject: be on the rampage, fret and fume (Верещагин), go on the rampage, rage, rampage, rave and storm, revile, to be (go) on the rampage, vituperate, bawl and squall, be in rage, spite and spurn, spite of and spurn, storm and rage, be spitting feathers, be in a flying rage, be on the warpath, rant and rave, blow a gasket2) Jocular: ramp3) Jargon: hit the roof, tear4) Makarov: rip and tear, fret and fume, fume and fret5) Phraseological unit: be rife and rampant -
6 шторм
1) General subject: gale, storm, weather (to make good (bad) weather - хорошо (плохо) выдерживать шторм (о корабле))2) Engineering: strong gale (9 баллов Бофорта), tempest3) Construction: storm'4) Railway term: hurricane5) Jargon: blow6) Makarov: bad weather, fresh gale, strong gale (9 баллов), wild wind -
7 бурелом
2) Biology: breakage3) American: wind-break4) Engineering: slash, wind break5) Agriculture: w ind slash6) Forestry: rolled timber slash, wind brake, wind breakage, wind slash, wind-broken tree, wind-broken trees, windbreakage7) Ecology: blow-down windbreak, brakage, storm damage, wind-fallen trees, wing slash8) Makarov: windbreak (стволов и ветвей), windbreakage (стволов и ветвей) -
8 ветровал
2) Engineering: deadfall3) Agriculture: w ind slash4) Forestry: "pushover", rolled timber slash, wind slash, wind-throw, wind-thrown tree, wind-thrown trees, windfall timber, windthrow (деревьев с корнями), windthrown timber, windthrown tree5) Ecology: blow-down, storm damage, wing slash6) Makarov: blowdown (стихия), deadfall (стихия), windbreak, windfall branches, windfall timber (поваленная древесина), windthrown timber (поваленная древесина) -
9 порыв
1) General subject: burst, bust, conatus, dash, fit, fling (веселья, гнева и т.п.), gust, impulse, impulsion, lick, outburst, prompting, puff, spasm, spontaneous movement, squall, swirl, transport (чувств), waff (ветра), waft (ветра), waftage (ветра), whiffle (ветра), inspiration (вдохновения и т.д.), whim, urge, (душевный) longing, instinct2) Aviation: blast4) French: elan5) Military: (наступательный) impetus, sally (чувств)8) Railway term: inrush10) Oil: leak, pipe leak (трубопровода)12) Advertising: flight15) Makarov: atmospheric gust (ветра), break, eddy (ветра), flush (чувства), gush, gust (поток воздуха), impetuosity, slap (ветра), transports (чувства)16) oil&gas: guillotine rupture, rupture, rupture tear -
10 разносить
1. сов. см. разнашивать 2. разнести (вн.)3. (по книгам, на карточки) enter (d.); (по книгам тж.) book (d.)4. безл. разг.:щёку разнесло — his cheek is swollen
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11 сносить
1. снести (вн.)сносить здание — tear* down a building
4. ( в картах) discard (d.)2. снести (вн.; в одно место)♢
снести голову кому-л. — cut* / slice off smb.'s head, strike* smb.'s head offbring* together (d.), pile up (d.)3. снести (вн.)(терпеть, выдерживать) endure (d.), bear* (d.), suffer (d.); ( мириться) put* up (with)4. сов.5. сов. см. снашиватьему не сносить головы — it will cost him his head, he will pay dearly for that
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12 сносить
I II несов. - сноси́ть, сов. - снести́; (вн.)1) ( относить вниз) fetch down (d); (по лестнице тж.) take (d) downstairs2) (срывать - о ветре, буре и т.п.) blow off (d); ( о воде) carry away (d)бу́ря снесла́ кры́шу — the storm blew the roof off
мост был снесён наводне́нием — the bridge was swept away by the flood
3) ( относить в одно место) bring (d) together, pile up (d)4) (разрушать, особ. здание) demolish (d), take down (d), pull down (d); tear [teə] down (d)5) карт. discard (d)6) (терпеть, выдерживать) endure (d), bear (d), suffer (d); ( мириться) put up (with)III сов.••не сноси́ть головы́ кому́-л — it will cost smb smb's head, smb will pay dearly for that
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13 взрыв
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14 цистерна
ж. tank
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