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1 To make a completly rediculous decsion that ends up working out in your favour or the complete opposite, having the worse outcome possible
Jargon: good callУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > To make a completly rediculous decsion that ends up working out in your favour or the complete opposite, having the worse outcome possible
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2 ухудшать
make worse, worsen, spoil -
3 ухудшать
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make worse* * *ухудшать; ухудшить make worse, worsen* * *accentuateaggravatedepravedeteriorateimpairworsen -
4 ухудшать
to make worse, to worsen; (портить) to deteriorate; (усугублять) to aggravate -
5 ухудшать
Русско-английский словарь математических терминов > ухудшать
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6 ухудшать
1) General subject: accentuate, adulterate (примесями), aggravate, bastardize, debase (качество и т.п.), degrade, deprave, deteriorate, disimprove, impair (качество), worsen, compound2) Bookish: pejorate3) Diplomatic term: penalize (положение в конкурентной борьбе)4) Psychology: exacerbate (болезнь, ситуацию и т. п.)5) leg.N.P. make worse6) Psychoanalysis: exacerbate (болезнь, ситуацию и т.п.) -
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8 ухудшать
ухудшить (вн.)make* worse (d.), worsen (d.) -
9 ухудшать (I) > ухудшить (II)
............................................................1. make worse............................................................2. worsen(vt.) بدتر کردن، بدتر جلوه دادن............................................................3. aggravate(vt.) بدتر کردن، اضافه کردن، خشمگین کردن -
10 ухудшить
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11 ухудшать
(ухудшить) v. make worse, worsen, deteriorate -
12 ухудшать
(что-л.)несовер. - ухудшать; совер. - ухудшитьmake worse, worsen -
13 усугублять
vt кн; св - усугуби́тьусиливать to increase, to intensify, to heighten; ухудшать to aggravate lit, to worsen, to make worseусугубля́ть напряжённость — to intensify/to heighten/to aggravate/to exacerbate tension
усугубля́ть тру́дности — to aggravate difficulties
усугубля́ющие прч вину́ обстоя́тельства — aggravating circumstances
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14 ухудшать
vt; св - уху́дшитьto worsen, to make worse; усугублять to aggravateухудша́ть и без того́ тяжёлое положе́ние — to add insult to injury
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15 усугублять
aggravate глагол: -
16 усугубляющий
aggravating глагол: -
17 ухудшать
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18 усугубить
exacerbate глагол: -
19 ухудшать
(perf. ухудшить), v.make worse, worsen, deteriorate -
20 час от часу не легче
1) General subject: one thing on top of another, things are getting worse and worse, things are going from bad to worse2) Set phrase: anything to make it tougher! (used (as an exclamation showing one's surprise and disappointment) to mean: so, more troubles!), it's going from bad to worsen things get worse from hour to hour!Универсальный русско-английский словарь > час от часу не легче
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