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(вн.)1) ( кормить) feed (d); nourish ['nʌ-] (d)пита́ть больно́го — feed a patient
2) ( подпитывать) nourish (d); ( насыщать) saturate (d)3) тех. feed (d), supply (d)пита́ть го́род электроэне́ргией — supply a city with electricity
пита́ть бой воен. — feed the battle
4) ( испытывать какое-л чувство) feel (d), nourish (d)пита́ть чу́вство (рд.) — nourish / entertain a feeling (of)
пита́ть не́жные чу́вства (к) — have a tender affection (for)
пита́ть симпа́тию (к) — feel (a) sympathy (for)
пита́ть отвраще́ние (к) — have (an) aversion (for), loathe (d)
пита́ть наде́жду — cherish / nourish the hope
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(вн.)1. (прям. и перен.) feed* (d.); nourish (d.)питать больного — feed* a patient
питать чувство (рд.) — nourish / entertain a feeling (of)
питать симпатию (к) — feel* (a) sympathy (for)
питать отвращение (к) — have (an) aversion (for), loathe (d.)
питать надежду — cherish / nourish the hope
3. тех. feed* (d.), supply (d.)питать бой воен. — feed* the battle
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(кого-л./что-л.)несовер. - питать; совер. - напитать1) nourish; feed2) feel, nourishпитать глубокое уважение к кому-л. — to have a profound respect for smb.
питать к кому-л. нежные чувства — to have a soft spot for someone
питать склонность к кому-л. — be well/kindly disposed towards smb.
питать слабость к кому-л. — have a soft corner/spot in one's heart for smb.
питать уважение к кому-л. — to respect/esteem smb.
питать доверие к — to have faith/confidence in
питать надежду — to nourish/cherish the hope
питать отвращение — (к кому-л./чему-л.) to have (an) aversion (for), loathe
питать симпатию — (к кому-л./чему-л.) to feel sympathy (for)
питать чувство — to nourish/entertain a felling (of)
3) тех. feed, supply
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