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Makarov: drop like a hot potato, drop like a hot brick, drop like a hot chestnut, drop like a hot potato (от чего-л.)Универсальный русско-английский словарь > поспешно избавиться
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1) General subject: bargain off, break away, clean out, clear off, dispose of, get clear (от долгов), get off, get out of the way (от чего-л., кого-л.), get rid of, get rid of (от чего-л.), get rid of (от чего-л., кого-л.), give the shake (от кого-л., чего-л.), kick (от привычки к наркотикам), kick upstairs (от кого-либо, назначив на более высокую должность), kill off, lay to rest, liquidate (от чего-либо), make a clean sweep, obviate, polish off (от конкурента и т. п.), put away, shake off, shift, shuffle, sleep off (от чего-л.), snap (от настроения), sweat out, dispose, divest oneself of, escape, make away, shuffle off, throw off (от болезни, неприятности), get off hands (от чего-л.), shake free (of) (от дурной привычки, ига, навязчивых мыслей и т.д.), drive out (от жары и т.д.), cast off (от иллюзий), see back (от кого-л.), see the back of (от кого-л.), get rid of (отвязаться, отделаться, от кого-л., чего-л.), (от кого-л.) cut somebody loose, shed2) Colloquial: push someone off the sled (от кого-л.), clear off (от чего-л.), get shot of (British, to get rid of sb or something)4) Jargon: bag, kiss( someone; something) goodbye, put the skids under, unload (от кого-то, чего-то), dump (от чего-то или кого-то), shut of5) Patents: get out6) General subject: discard (от чего-л.)7) Makarov: drop like a hot brick, drop like a hot chestnut, drop like a hot potato, get free, lose, see( smb.'s) back (от кого-л.), see the back of (smb.) (от кого-л.), whistle off (от кого-л.), clear off (от тревог забот и т. п.)8) Taboo: give somebody the ass (от кого-л.) -
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1) General subject: abjure, back down (on), back track, backtrack, baulk (от мысли и т.п.), cop out (от убеждений, принципа), declare off (от сделки и т. п.), decline, deny (deny a request - отказать в просьбе), disavow, discard, disown, drop (от услуги), forego, foreswear, forsake, give, give up (от работы и т. п.), go back (от своих слов), hold up (временно), lay aside, nix (от чего-л.), put away (от мысли и т. п.), put by (привычки, разногласий, принципов и т.п.; от чего-л.), rat, recede, refuse, release, relinquish, renounce, renunciate, resign, retract, scratch, sign away, sign over, surrender, surrender (от чего-л.), throw overboard (от чего-л.), throw to the winds (от чего-л.), turn tail on (от чего-л.), turn tail upon (от чего-л.), withdraw consent (АД), write off (от чего-л.), abandon, abdicate, abnegate, balk, revoke consent (AD), give up (от работы, предложения и т.п.), yield up (от чего-л.), go back (от чего-л.-on), pass (an offer: Unfortunately, I will have to pass. Perhaps next time. Thanks for the opportunity, though.), retreat from (like in "retreat from threats"), turn away (напр., от идеи), drop like a hot brick (от кого-либо или чего-либо), drop like a hot potato (от кого-либо или чего-либо), turn down (от контракта, предложения и т.п.), withdraw3) American: pass up (от чего-либо)4) Construction: abandon (от проекта, прав)6) Religion: apostacy7) Law: abandon (от собственности, от права и т.п.), waive (от прав, претензий, преимущественных прав), (от права, претензии, иска) waive, (от обязательств) renounce8) Diplomatic term: disclaim, give up (от чего-л.), go back on (smth.) (от чего-л.), go back upon (smth.) (от чего-л.), renege, renegue, repudiate (or обязательств, договора, уплаты долгов и т.п.), throw in the towel (от чего-л.)9) Jargon: bag it (от чего-л.), nixie (от чего-л.), kiss (someone; something) goodbye10) Inheritance law: (от чего-либо) forego (e.g. to forego future bonuses on an inherited estate)11) Makarov: cancel (от обета, обещания), throw (smth.) overboard (от чего-л.), throw (smth.) to the winds (от чего-л.), cry off (от обещания), cop out (от убеждений принципа и т. п.), chuck in (от чего-л.), chuck up (от чего-л.)12) Microsoft: opt out
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