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1 = to make a breakthrough(делать прорыв)
General subject: get something off the groundУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > = to make a breakthrough(делать прорыв)
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2 воплощать в жизнь
1) General subject: put into effect, put into life, put into practice, turn into reality, get something off the ground2) Law: embody4) Makarov: carry out (о программах преобразованиях и т. п.) -
3 = to make a breakthrough
General subject: (делать прорыв) get something off the groundУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > = to make a breakthrough
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4 носить на руках
( кого)разг.1) ( оказывать особое расположение кому-либо) make much of smb.; can't do enough for smb.; make a fuss over smb.; carry smb. shoulder-highУтешительный.
Эх ты, простофиля! Да знаешь ли, какую ты этим себе славу сделаешь в полку? Слышь, безделица! Ещё не будучи юнкером, да уж проиграл двести тысяч! Да тебя гусары на руках будут носить. (Н. Гоголь, Игроки) — Uteshitelny. You, simpleton! Don't you know what a tremendous reputation you'll get yourself in the regiment? What a gambler, eh! Something to be proud of! The fellow's lost two hundred thousand even before he joined the regiment! Why, the hussars will carry you shoulder-high.Вами восторгаются, вас носят на руках, хохочут от малейшей вашей остроты. (А. Чехов, Драма на охоте) — They were enraptured by you. You were made much of, they were in fits of laughter over your slightest witticism.
- Вот твоего Быкова недолюбливают, а Петляева на руках носят. Чуть что - к нему: всем поможет, всё раздобудет, чего другим и не снилось. (Л. Соболев, Зелёный луч) — 'Nobody likes Bykov very much, but Petlayev's everybody's favourite. If anything goes wrong, they're off to him: he's ready to help anybody, he can lay his hands on things the others don't even dream of.'
2) (баловать, выполнять все прихоти, боготворить кого-либо) spoil, pamper, hug smb.; dandle smb. like a baby; worship the ground smb. walks (treads) onПавел Петрович начал появляться всюду, как только вышел в офицеры. Его носили на руках, и он сам себя баловал. (И. Тургенев, Отцы и дети) — He began to be received everywhere directly he had obtained his commission as an officer. He was pampered by society, and indulged in every kind of whim and folly.
Русско-английский фразеологический словарь > носить на руках
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5 распространяться
1) General subject: amplify, amplify on (о чем-л.), amplify upon (о чем-л.), be over (тж. be all over) (о новостях, сплетнях), brede, circulate, cover, descant, develop (о болезни, эпидемии), dilate, enlarge, enlarge (upon) (о чем-л.), expand, expatiate, expatiate upon (на тему), fall on, fall upon, get about (о слухах), get abroad (о слухах), (о чем-то) ladle out, ooze out, outspread, overreach, overspread, permeate, permeate among, permeate into, permeate through, pervade, proliferate (о знаниях и т. п.), seep out, sound off (о чем-л.), to be in the air, travel (light travels faster than sound - скорость света превышает скорость звука), enlarge upon, gain ground on, spread, spread oneself, widen, get about (о слухах), get abroad (о слухах), catch (об огне, пламени), generalise2) Geology: tail off (об оруденении)3) Naval: go abroad4) Medicine: attach, effuse, generalize (напр. о патологическом процессе), invade (о болезни), propagate (напр. об инфекции), reach, run (напр. о боли)5) Colloquial: rabbit about (на какую-л. тему), rabbit on (на какую-л. тему)7) Literal: overrun (за пределы)8) Poetical language: vein (где-л.)9) Engineering: branch out, emit12) Law: extend, reach (о законе)13) Economy: cover (на какой-либо период)14) Accounting: diffuse (напр. о нововведениях)15) Automobile industry: pervade (по всей массе или по всему объёму)16) Diplomatic term: cover something (на что-л.), enlarge (о чём-л.), extend to something (на что-л.), (on, upon) fall, spread on (на что-л.)17) Metallurgy: radiate18) Physics: propagate19) Electronics: advance20) Jargon: get around (о новостях, слухах)21) Graphic expression: metastasize (e.g. The tactic of getting arrested at monthly meetings — dubbed Strategy 31 by Mr. Limonov — appears to have metastasized to other cities in Russia.)22) Banking: ripple through (об информации)23) Patents: subsist24) Business: enlarge on, gain ground, apply (условия договора распространяются на...)25) Polymers: stretch26) Makarov: be in the air, broaden, disseminate, fall, gain currency (о терминологии, теории и т.п.), gain ground (о терминологии, теории и т.п.), go (went; gone), grow rife, move, percolate, permeate (сквозь), project, rumours are in the air, run, stalk (об эпидемии, слухах и т.п.), transmit, carry over, expatiate upon (на какую-л. тему), fall on (на кого-л. что-л.), fall upon (на кого-л. что-л.), dwell on (о чем-л.), enlarge upon (о чем-л.)
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