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1 приковывать
приковать (вн.)chain (d.); (перен.) rivet (d.)приковывать чьё-л. внимание — absorb / rivet / compel / arrest / engross smb.'s attention
страх приковал его к месту — fear rooted him to the spot / ground
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2 приковывать
несов. - прико́вывать, сов. - прикова́ть; (вн.)1) ( прикреплять) chain (d)2) ( привлекать пристальное внимание) rivet ['rɪ-] (d)прико́вывать чьё-л внима́ние — absorb / rivet / compel / arrest / engross [-'grəʊs] smb's attention
моё внима́ние бы́ло прико́вано (к) — my attention was riveted (on)
3) ( лишать возможности двинуться с места) pin (d) downстрах прикова́л его́ к ме́сту — fear rooted him to the spot / ground
прико́ванный к посте́ли — bedridden
прико́ванный к кре́слу — confined to one's armchair
прико́ванный к инвали́дной коля́ске — wheelchair-bound
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