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1 напрягаться (I) > напрячься (III)
............................................................1. tauten(vt. & vi.) سفت شدن، تنگ و محکم کردن یا شدن............................................................2. become taut............................................................3. tighten(vt.) سفت کردن، محکم کردن، تنگ کردن، فشردن، بستن، کیپ کردن، سفت شدن............................................................4. brace exert............................................................Русско-персидский словарь > напрягаться (I) > напрячься (III)
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2 напрячь
1) General subject: bend, brace, brace (силы, волю и т.п.; тж. brace up), exert, force, put forth (силы), strain, stretch, string, string up (нервы и т. п.), tauten2) American English: get [somebody] involved to [do something] (when used as a slang term), enlist, draft, enroll, recruit, saddle [somebody with something], plug [somebody] in, load [someone] up with -
3 напрячь все силы
1) General subject: brace up, go all out, recollect strength, strain every nerve, to re-collect( one's) strength, pull socks up, pull up socks, strain every sinew2) Makarov: exert all strength -
4 напрягать (I) > напрячь (III)
............................................................1. brace(vt. & n.) ابرو، آکولاد، تحریک احساسات، تجدید و احیای روحیه، بند شلوار، خط ابرو، با بست محکم کردن، محکم بستن، درمقابل فشار مقاومت کردن، آتل............................................................2. tauten(vt. & vi.) سفت شدن، تنگ و محکم کردن یا شدن............................................................3. exert(vt.) اعمال کردن، به کار بردن، اجرا کردن، نشان دادن............................................................4. strain(pl. & vt. & n.) کشش، زور، فشار، کوشش، درد سخت، تقلا، در رفتگی یا ضرب عضو یا استخوان، آسیب، رگه، صفت موروثی، خصوصیت نژادی، نژاد، اصل، زودبکار بردن، زور زدن، سفت کشیدن، کش دادن، زیاد کشیدن، پیچ دادن، کج کردن، پالودن، صاف کردن، کوشش زیاد کردن، خسته کردن
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