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1 проявлять нетерпение
1) General subject: get impatient (в отношении кого-л. чего-л.), grow impatient (в отношении кого-л. чего-л.), (выказывать) manifest impatience (неудовольствие), grow impatient2) Jargon: hit it up3) Makarov: chafe at the bit, champ at the bit, exhibit signs of impatienceУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > проявлять нетерпение
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2 проявлять
проявить (вн.)1. show* (d.), display (d.), manifest (d.); reveal (d.), give* evidence (of)проявлять мужество — show* / display courage
проявлять неудовольствие — show* / manifest displeasure
проявлять радость — show* / manifest joy
проявлять интерес (к) — show* interest (in, for)
проявлять живой интерес к чему-л. — display a keen interest in smth.
проявлять инициативу (в пр.) — show* / display initiative (in)
проявлять нерешительность — hesitate; vacillate
проявлять нетерпение — show* / exhibit signs of impatience
проявлять такт — show* tact, be tactful
2. фот. develop (d.)♢
проявлять себя — (без доп.) show* one's worth; (тв.) prove (d.)он проявил себя хорошим работником — he proved (to be) a good* worker
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3 проявлять
несов. - проявля́ть, сов. - прояви́ть; (вн.)1) ( показывать) show (d), display (d), manifest (d); reveal (d), give evidence (of)проявля́ть му́жество — show / display courage
проявля́ть неудово́льствие — show / manifest displeasure [-leʒə]
проявля́ть ра́дость — show / manifest joy
проявля́ть интере́с (к) — take / display / show an interest (in, for)
проявля́ть живо́й интере́с к чему́-л — take / display a keen interest in smth
проявля́ть инициати́ву (в пр.) — show / display initiative (in)
проявля́ть нереши́тельность — hesitate [-z-]; vacillate
проявля́ть нетерпе́ние — show / exhibit signs of impatience
проявля́ть си́лу — display / show one's strength
проявля́ть такт — show tact, be tactful
2) ( выявлять) reveal (d)3) фото develop [-'ve-] (d)••проявля́ть себя́ (без доп.) — show one's worth; (тв.) prove [pruːv] (d)
он прояви́л себя́ на э́той рабо́те — he has shown his worth in this work
он прояви́л себя́ хоро́шим рабо́тником — he proved (to be) a good worker
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