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1) General subject: clutter, confuse, disarrange, disorder, disturb, make balls of smth, muss, rumple, snarl, play the mischief with2) Jargon: mess upУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > привести в беспорядок
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1) General subject: clog, confound, confuse (he must have confused me with somebody else - он, должно быть, принял меня за другого), fetter, hamshackle, implicate, intertangle, knot, make a muddle of (что-либо), make a mush, mat, mess, mix up, muddle, muss up, put in pie, snarl, play the mischief with, make a muddle of (перепутать, что-л.), (с кем-л.) confuse (smb) with another (smb)2) Colloquial: mull3) Obsolete: put in pi4) Jargon: buffalo5) Makarov: garble -
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1) General subject: disserve, play the devil with, prejudice, scathe, shipwreck, do an injustice, do ill, do a mischief (кому-л.)2) Colloquial: do a real number3) Law: inflict harm, inflict injury, work an injury, work wrong4) Jargon: do a job on (smb., smth.) (либо чему-л.; кому-либо)5) leg.N.P. injure6) Makarov: work harm, do harm, do a mischief (кому-л.), do ill (кому-л.) -
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1) General subject: act up, be at it, play the rogue, rig, skylark, to be at it, wanton, get up to mischief, play pranks2) Colloquial: get naughty3) Rare: run a rig, run rig, run the rig4) British English: lark about5) Jargon: cut up, horse around6) Makarov: frolic -
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свto get into mischief; to play upде́ти сего́дня совсе́м расшали́лись — the children have really been playing up today
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