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21 в зависимости от
1. against2. in terms ofдержащийся вдали; отдаление от — keeping off
3. subject toкорка, отслоившаяся от мякиша — flying top crust
обувь, предохраняющая от скольжения — safety toe shoes
4. vers5. versus6. withидти наравне; идти в ногу; не отставать от — keep pace with
7. depending ofотказываться от, расторгать — declare off
отрываться от земли; стартовать — lift off
оторвавшийся от земли — lifting off (refl.)
8. depending on9. depending uponРусско-английский большой базовый словарь > в зависимости от
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22 отправиться
1) General subject: bend steps towards a place (куда-л.), betake, betake oneself, depart, get away, get off, get under way, go out (to; в далекое путешествие), into, make a move, make a start, move one's boots, pop off, pull anchor, repair, sally, set forth, start, beetle off, hit the trail, launch out, leave, betake oneself to (или, куда-л.; к кому-л.), make (one's) way to (We made our way to our favourite mountaintop destination, Mt. Seymour. - отправились на), head off (куда-либо), set off, set out2) Colloquial: make tracks for -
23 оставить в покое
1) General subject: get off back (кого-л.), leave alone, (кого-л.) leave in peace, let alone, let it alone, (кого-л.) leave be, (что-л.) give a miss, get off somebody's back, leave somebody to himself2) Colloquial: let up (кого-л.)3) Jargon: get off someone's back4) Makarov: get off (smb.'s) back (кого-л.) -
24 слезать
1) General subject: alight, dismount, get down, get off, get out, peel (тж. peel off), pill, get off (с лошади, трамвая)2) Military: hit the ground (с машины)3) Makarov: peel, climb down, come off -
25 уезжать
1) General subject: depart, dig out, flit, get away, get off, go, go off, go way, go ways, leave, make off, move away, move off, part, pull out, ride off, start (куда-л. - for), take departure, take one's departure, take oneself off, to be off, toddle, take leave2) Colloquial: troop away, troop off3) Australian slang: make tracks, mooch off, nick off, rack off4) Jargon: blow away, blow out, ease on ease out, fade, fade away, flake out, nix out, punch out, shove off, truck, shag(off), buzz along, tootle along, breeze, breeze off, slam off5) Makarov: drive away, depart from to (из) -
26 взлететь
1) General subject: flush, rocket, shoot up (о пламени и т. п.), soar, take, get off the ground, take wings2) Biology: take to the air4) Literal: zoom5) Makarov: get off the ground (о самолёте и т.п.), take off, take the air, fly up -
27 осадить
1) General subject: back, beleaguer, beset, deposit, give a rap on the knuckles, give a rap over the knuckles, lay siege (город), lay siege to, pull up, put in his place (кого-л.), rap knuckles, rein in, rein up (лошадь), score off (в споре), set, snub, squelch, tell where to get off (кого-л.), crop feathers, send about his business, take down a peg or two, give the brush-off (кого-л.), bring smb. down a peg2) Geology: precipitate3) Naval: upset4) Colloquial: bring down (кого-л.), brush the whole matter off (кого-л.), sit, brush off (кого-л.)5) Obsolete: siege6) Military: besiege7) Diplomatic term: lay siege to (город и т.п.)8) Jargon: put the freeze on (someone), bring down, freeze9) Makarov: rein back (лошадь), rein in (лошадь), tell (smb.) where to get off (кого-л.), call down, face down, crop feathers (кого-л.), crop the feathers of (кого-л.), crush (кого-л.), cut the comb of (кого-л.), knock off his perch (кого-л.), send away with a flea in his ear (кого-л.), send off with a flea in his ear (кого-л.), face down (противника и т. п.) -
28 отрываться
1) General subject: come off (напр., о пуговице), rive, straggle, tear, come of (о пуговицах и т.п.), take off (от земли, воды), tear away (from - от)2) Colloquial: chill (бурно отдыхать)3) Sports: take-off4) Military: break away, break-off (от противника), give (the enemy) the slip (от противника)5) Engineering: become airborne, get airborne, lift off, unstick6) British English: unstick (о самолёте)7) Jargon: knock oneself out (весело проводить время), live it up, give it large, have it large8) Oil: break loose9) Makarov: break, detach, escape, get off (от земли), separate, drive off, come off (о пуговице и т. п.) -
29 отшить
1) General subject: give the fluff (кого-л.), tell somebody where to get off, stall off, give the brush-off2) Colloquial: brush the whole matter off (кого-л.), give a cold shoulder, brush off (кого-л.), shoot down (shoot smbd down, в отношениях полов)3) American English: tell someone to get lost [also good with "in no uncertain terms"] (отшить кого либо), blow off, blow smb. off -
30 провожать
1) General subject: accompany, attend, escort, follow, get off, see, see off, see off (до дверей, к выходу), see off (кого-л.), see smb. to some place, show, show out (из комнаты), take, usher, usher out (зиму и т.п. - АД), see to some place, send off, walk (I'll walk you to the door - я провожу вас до двери; I'll walk you home - Я провожу вас домой), see off (уезжающего), bid farewell (http://www.ultralingua.net/index.html?service=ee&text=bid+farewell), get to a place (кого-л., куда-л.), see across (через улицу и т. п.)2) Diplomatic term: see off (кого-л., в аэропорту), see off (уезжающих) -
31 заставить делать
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32 отстань!
1) General subject: get lost!, lay off!, leave me alone!, let me alone!, stop badgering me!, go to Jericho, go to Putney, come off it!, give it a rest!, shove off!2) Colloquial: fuck off!, get off with you!, let go of me!3) Jargon: back off!, drop dead!, drop head -
33 исповедоваться
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34 освободиться от ответственности
1) General subject: get off hands (за что-л.)2) Colloquial: get something off (one's) plate3) Law: escape4) Jargon: get something off one's plateУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > освободиться от ответственности
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35 отклоняться
1) General subject: branch off (от темы), deflect, detour (от прежнего пути следования), deviate, digress (назад, терять в качестве, ухудшаться), err (от цели, взятого курса и т.п.), lapse (от правильного пути), oblique, shunt (от пути), skew, slant, stray, swerve, trend (в каком-либо направлении), turn aside, vary, veer, batter, bear off, depart, diverge, sheer away, get side-tracked2) Geology: divert3) Aviation: descend4) Naval: veer off5) Medicine: shift6) Obsolete: digress (от пути и т.п.)7) Literal: wander11) Railway term: depart (от образца), lurch12) Law: digress (от существа дела)14) Accounting: variate15) Mining: oblique (от прямой линии)16) Diplomatic term: diverge (от нормы, стандарта и т.п.)17) Information technology: drift18) Oil: hade19) Business: deviate from, vary between20) Drilling: sag21) Automation: diverge (от линии, направления) -
36 придурок
2) Colloquial: patcher, pothead, softhead, pudding head, rattlebrain, twerp, twit, dope, gaga, moron3) Slang: bananahead4) American: bozo (Bozo,you have again get caught in сrap, but now to you don't get off lightly! Придурок,ты снова ввалился в это дерьмо,но теперь тебе дёшево не отделаться!)5) General subject: (слэнг.) mug6) Rude: dumbass7) Jargon: Jerk McGee, dipshit, dude, fossil, fuckhead (Answer me that, fuckheads! — А ну, отвечайте, придурки!), jerk-off, klutz, lamb, lame-brain, lame-brained, not all there, nougat, ook, retard, spaz (Some spaz is in the other room screaming about how he's been shafted — Один придурок в соседней комнате орет, что его накололи), Adam Henry (AH for asshole), divvy (BrE), cheeseball (http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=cheeseball), dorк, droob, goofer, goofus, goopus, hammerhead, pillock, spuz, bada, mortadella (итал. амер.), saddo, gomer, It, jellybean, nut, nut-case, nutcase, one-eye, yo-yo yoyo8) American English: putz, schloomp, schmendrick, schmuck, simp, dorf, droid, dumbo, dipstick, no-account, golem, gonzo, gump, gunsel, moron, dimwit, dumbbell, imbecile10) Taboo: twat -
37 успокоить свою совесть
General subject: get it off conscience (в отношении чего-л.), get off conscience, get off conscience (в отношении чего-л.)Универсальный русско-английский словарь > успокоить свою совесть
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38 чистосердечно признаться в чем-либо
General subject: get something off one's chest, get off one's chest, get off the chestУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > чистосердечно признаться в чем-либо
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39 начать действовать
1) General subject: come into operation, get busy, get on the stick, lead up the ball, make a move, move a peg, open ground, open the ball, start a peg, stir a peg, take action2) Military: go over the top3) Economy: ta combine into operation4) Atomic energy: start operation5) Business: be in operation6) American English: get off the dime, set ball rolling7) EBRD: come on-stream (о производстве), on-stream (о производстве)8) Makarov: get off the ground, come into operation, come into playУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > начать действовать
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40 отклоняться от темы
1) General subject: divagate, meander, stray, wander from the subject, wander from the point (... But we are wandering from the point.... - Но мы отклонились от темы.)2) Diplomatic term: wander from a subject3) Politics: depart from a question, depart from the question, deviate from a question, digress from a question4) Mass media: stray off the subject5) Makarov: get off the point, stray from the point, digress from the subjectУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > отклоняться от темы
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