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1 обмундироваться (I) (св)
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2 обмундировываться
св - обмундирова́тьсяto get fitted out, to be issued with uniform -
3 как раз
1) (точно вовремя, в подходящий момент; именно в тот момент) it's just the right time; just in time; in the very nick of time; at the very stroke of the hour; just thenДоктор Гаспар ничего не заметил. Может быть, уже в следующую минуту он разобрал бы, в чём дело, но как раз в эту следующую минуту кто-то постучал в дверь. (Ю. Олеша, Три толстяка) — Doctor Gaspar didn't notice a thing. Perhaps in another moment or two he would have seen the difference, but just then someone knocked.
2) ( кому) (очень подходит кому-либо, соответствует положению, настроению и т. п.) it suits smb. perfectly (just right)Всё это пришлось как раз под лад его душевного строя. (И. Тургенев, Вешние воды) — All that suited him perfectly.
3) (как по мерке, впору) it fits smb. perfectly (just right); it's just (exactly) rightНовые сапоги дяди Фёдора пришлись как раз по ногам, и Серёга, поглядывая на них, вышел к карете. (Л. Толстой, Три смерти) — Uncle Fedor's new boots fitted him just right and, eyeing them, Seryoga went out to the carriage.
4) (точно, именно там) exactly (precisely) at the spotС рассветом рота вновь перешла в наступление и уже до последнего выстрела над Волгой держалась на позициях на северной окраине посёлка, как раз там, где сейчас пролегли железнодорожный и автомобильный пути, ведущие на плотину ГЭС. (В. Греков, Бойцы великого сражения) — At daybreak the company resumed the offensive and held its positions on the northern outskirts of the town until the last shot over the Volga was fired - exactly at the spot where today a road and railway lead to the hydro-electric power station.
5) прост. (возможно, вполне может случиться (выражение опасения)) it's easy to...; or else...- Да вишь, какая погода: как раз собьёшься с пути. (А. Пушкин, Капитанская дочка) — 'But look at the weather! It's easy to get lost here.'
- Да философа привязать, а не то как раз удерёт. (Н. Гоголь, Вий) — 'And tie up the philosopher, or else the scamp will give you the slip.'
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