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1 неумелая рука
General subject: a prentice hand, prentice hand -
2 пробовать силы
( в чём)try one's hand (one's prentice hand) at smth.; try one's strengthВразнобой голосили петухи, где-то в ближнем дворе истомно кудахтала курица, и, пробуя силы, пел в сизой дымчатой синеве косо снижавшийся на сырую землю выгона первый жаворонок. (М. Шолохов, Они сражались за Родину) — Cocks were crowing discordantly, a hen was clucking languidly in a near-by yard, and the first lark, just beginning to try its strength, was trilling in the hazy, greyish blue as it fell in slanting flight to a damp patch of grazing land.
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3 неловкая попытка
General subject: amateurish attempt, an amateurish attempt, prentice hand (сделать что-либо) -
4 пробовать свои силы
General subject: try prentice handУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > пробовать свои силы
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