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it will turn otherwise that

  • 1 по иным основаниям окажется, что

    Универсальный русско-английский словарь > по иным основаниям окажется, что

  • 2 получаться

    несов. - получа́ться, сов. - получи́ться
    1) (с прил. или нареч.; оказываться) turn out (+ adj), come out (as), be (+ adj)

    результа́ты получи́лись блестя́щие — the results turned out brilliant

    вы́вод получи́лся неожи́данный — the conclusion was unexpected

    но получи́лось ина́че — but it turned out otherwise

    замеча́ние получи́лось гру́бым — the remark came out as rude

    так получи́лось безл.it (just) happened this way

    получи́лось так, что... безл. — it so happened that...

    про́сто здо́рово получи́лось! безл.it was just great!

    2) (из; возникать в результате) come out (of)

    из э́того ничего́ не получи́лось — nothing came out of it

    из э́того ничего́ хоро́шего не полу́чится — this will take you nowhere; this will do no good

    из него́ полу́чится хоро́ший учи́тель [муж; рабо́тник] — he is going to make a good teacher [husband; worker]

    3) несов. ( проходить или завершаться успешно) make progress; сов. succeed; be [turn out] successful

    ну как, получа́ется? — well, are you making any progress?

    получи́лось ли у вас устро́иться на рабо́ту? — did you manage to get a job?

    у меня́ не получи́лось успе́ть к сро́ку — I didn't manage to meet the deadline

    у тебя́ полу́чится — you'll make it

    4) страд. к получать
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    хоте́ли как лу́чше, а получи́лось как всегда́ погов. — we tried our best, but it was a botch-up as usual; ≈ we tried our best, you know the rest

    Новый большой русско-английский словарь > получаться

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