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61 give
[gɪv] past tense gave [geɪv]: past participle ˈgiven1. verb1) to cause to have:يُعْطيCan you give me an opinion on this?
2) to produce (something):يُعْطي، يُنْتِجHe gave a talk on his travels.
3) to yield, bend, break etc:يَنْحَني، يَنْكَسِرThis lock looks solid, but it will give under pressure.
يُنَظِّمWe're giving a party next week.
2. nounthe ability to yield or bend under pressure:إنْحِناء، إنْكِسار، سُقوطThis chair has a lot of give in it.
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62 give (smb) a dose of (smb) own medicine
Общая лексика: поквитаться с кем-то, свести счёты, отыграться на ком-то, отплатить той же монетой (She was not invited to Mike's dinner party. She'll give Mike a dose of his own medicine when she hosts her party.)Универсальный англо-русский словарь > give (smb) a dose of (smb) own medicine
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63 give a dose of own medicine
Универсальный англо-русский словарь > give a dose of own medicine
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64 give away the (whole) show
1) выдaть, paзoблaчить, пpeдaть чтo-л.Someone's given the show away [выдaть pacпoлoжeниe aэpoдpoмa] and I miss my guess if we don't get bombers over one of these fine nights (W. S. Maugham)2) paзбoлтaть ceкpeт, пpoбoлтaтьcяIt was supposed to be a surprised party, but I gave the game away and now everyone knows about it. A. Look here, everybody's talking about that affair, and it was a most Important business secret. The Chief' be furious! How did it get out? B. I don't know for certain, but from what I hear, I gather that his secretary gave the show away yesterdayConcise English-Russian phrasebook > give away the (whole) show
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65 party II
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1) компания;
2) приём гостей, вечер, вечеринка;
to have a ~ принимать гостей, dinner ~ гости, собравшиеся к обеду, dancing ~ танцевальный вечер, stag ~ холостяцкая вечеринка;
to give a ~ устраивать вечер, вечеринку;
3) отряд, команда;
4) юр. сторона;
5) соучастник;
6) parties concerned участвующие лица или стороны, adverse ~ противная сторона (в суде), contending parties спорящие (тяжущиеся) стороны, interested parties заинтересованные стороны или лица, opposing parties возражающие стороны или лица, prevailing ~ сторона, выигравшая дело, guilty ~ виновная сторона, лицо;
to be a ~ to smth. принимать участие в чём-л.Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > party II
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66 give a gobful
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67 give party
Макаров: позвать гостей, принимать гостей, устроить вечер -
68 give smb. a blanket party
Сленг: устроить тёмнуюУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > give smb. a blanket party
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69 to have a party
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70 tea party
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71 dinner party
nounAbendeinladung ( mit Essen), die; (more formal) Abendgesellschaft, die* * *ˈdin·ner par·tyn Abendgesellschaft f [mit Essen], Diner nt* * ** * *nounAbendeinladung (mit Essen), die; (more formal) Abendgesellschaft, die -
72 cocktail party
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73 house-warming (party)
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74 dinner party
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75 not to give somebody the time of day
игнорировать, причем принципиально, демонстративно не замечать; I can't invite Sally and Helen all together to the party! You know Sally don't give Helen the time of day! — Я не могу пригласить Салли и Хелен на вечеринку. Ты ведь знаешь, что Салли не переваривает и в упор не замечает Хелен!"".игнорировать, причем принципиально, демонстративно не замечатьEnglish-Russian slang from the book M. Goldenkova "Caution, hot dog" > not to give somebody the time of day
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76 Gobful, give a
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77 to give the new flat a house warming party
English-Russian combinatory dictionary > to give the new flat a house warming party
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79 prirediti poselo
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80 dar una fiesta
• give a nip• give a party to• throw a party
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