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61 put on the nose-bag
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62 put your stuff in the bag
Макаров: положите свои вещи в сумкуУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > put your stuff in the bag
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63 put someone in a bag
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64 medicine bag
1. санитарная сумка2. сумка с талисманами, амулетамиshoulder bag — сумка через плечо; сумка на ремне
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65 beach bag
shoulder bag — сумка через плечо; сумка на ремне
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66 parachute bag
shoulder bag — сумка через плечо; сумка на ремне
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67 medicine bag
shoulder bag — сумка через плечо; сумка на ремне
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68 surgical bag
shoulder bag — сумка через плечо; сумка на ремне
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69 feed bag
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70 trick bag
1) Разговорное выражение: обман, мошенничество (“My mortgage ended up a lot more expensive than they implied. The bank put me in a ‘trick bag’, but I had already moved my family in.”), плохая ситуация, ситуация ведущая к большому количеству проблем2) Табуированная лексика: оплата за услуги проститутки -
71 nose-bag
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1) торба;
2) жарг. завтрак (который рабочий берёт на работу) ;
to put on the ~ поесть, перекусить( особ. на работе) ;
3) воен. жарг. противогазБольшой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > nose-bag
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72 feed bag
/'fi:d'bæg/ * danh từ - giỏ đựng thức ăn (đeo ở mõn ngựa để cho ăn) !to put on the feed_bag - (từ lóng) chén một bữa -
73 open your bag and put the money in
Макаров: открой сумку и положи в нее деньгиУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > open your bag and put the money in
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74 to put somebody in a bag
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75 to put an ice bag over the seat of pain
English-Russian combinatory dictionary > to put an ice bag over the seat of pain
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76 to put one's stuff into the bag
English-Russian combinatory dictionary > to put one's stuff into the bag
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77 укладыват в мешок
Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > укладыват в мешок
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78 rack
I [ræk] noun(a frame or shelf in or on which objects (eg letters, plates, luggage etc) are put until they are wanted or needed: Put these tools back in the rack; Put your bag in the luggage-rack.) stativ; -stativ; hylde; -hyldeII [ræk] III [ræk]* * *I [ræk] noun(a frame or shelf in or on which objects (eg letters, plates, luggage etc) are put until they are wanted or needed: Put these tools back in the rack; Put your bag in the luggage-rack.) stativ; -stativ; hylde; -hyldeII [ræk] III [ræk] -
79 rack
1. noun1) (for luggage in bus, train, etc.) Ablage, die; (for pipes, hats, toast, plates) Ständer, der; (on bicycle, motorcycle) Gepäckträger, der; (on car) Dachgepäckträger, der2) (instrument of torture) Folter[bank], die2. transitive verbbe on the rack — (lit. or fig.) Folterqualen leiden
1) (lit. or fig.): (torture) quälen; plagenbe racked by or with pain — etc. von Schmerzen usw. gequält und geplagt werden
2)* * *I [ræk] noun(a frame or shelf in or on which objects (eg letters, plates, luggage etc) are put until they are wanted or needed: Put these tools back in the rack; Put your bag in the luggage-rack.) das GestellII [ræk]- academic.ru/118097/rack_one%27s_brains">rack one's brainsIII [ræk]- go to rack and ruin* * *rack1[ræk]n no pl\rack and ruin Verfall mto go to \rack and ruin verkommen, vor die Hunde gehen famthe economy has gone to \rack and ruin die Wirtschaft ist total heruntergekommenrack2[ræk]vtto \rack [off] wine/beer Wein/Bier abfüllenrack3[ræk]I. nclothes \rack AM Kleiderständer mluggage \rack Gepäcknetz ntmagazine/newspaper \rack Zeitschriften-/Zeitungsständer mplate/toast \rack Abtropf-/Toastständer mroof \rack [Dach]gepäckträger msoap \rack Seifenschale ftowel \rack Handtuchhalter mvegetable \rack Gemüsekorb mwine \rack Weinregal ntmetal \rack Metallständer mwire \rack Drahtgestell ntwooden \rack Holzregal nt\racks of dresses/children's clothes Ständer pl mit Kleidern/Kinderkleidungoff the \rack AM von der StangeI never buy dresses off the \rack ich kaufe nie Kleider von der Stangehe was on the \rack, following accusations of fraud als man ihm Bestechung vorwarf, durchlitt er wahre Höllenqualento put sb on the \rack ( fig) jdn auf die Folter spannen\rack-and-pinion gearing Zahnstangengetriebe nt\rack of lamb Lammrippchen plII. vt1. (hurt)▪ to \rack sb jdn quälen [o plagen]at the end, his cancer \racked his body am Ende zerfraß der Krebs seinen Körperto be \racked with doubts/pain von Zweifeln/Schmerzen gequält [o geplagt] werdento be \racked with guilt von Gewissensbissen gequält werden, unter Gewissensbissen leiden2. (afflict)▪ to \rack sth etw erschütternthe violence that has \racked the region die Welle der Gewalt, von der die Region heimgesucht wurde3.▶ to \rack one's brains sich dat den Kopf zerbrechen [o fam zermartern], sich dat das Hirn zermartern fam* * *I [rk]1. n1) (for hats, toast, pipes etc) Ständer m; (for bottles, plates) Gestell nt, Ständer m; (= shelves) Regal nt; (= luggage rack) Gepäcknetz nt; (on car, bicycle) Gepäckträger m; (for fodder) Raufe f3)4) (US sl)she has a nice rack — sie hat viel Holz vor der Hütte (inf)
2. vtracked with pain/by remorse — von Schmerz/Gewissensbissen gequält or geplagt
2)to rack one's brains — sich (dat) den Kopf zerbrechen, sich (dat) den Kopf or das Hirn zermartern (inf)
3) (HIST) auf die Folter spannen, auf der Folter streckenIInIIIto go to rack and ruin (person) — verkommen, vor die Hunde gehen (inf); (country, economy) herunterkommen, vor die Hunde gehen (inf); (building) verfallen, in Schutt und Asche zerfallen
vtwine, beer abfüllen* * *rack1 [ræk]A s1. AGR Raufe f2. Gestell n, (Gewehr-, Kleider-, Zeitungs- etc) Ständer m, (Handtuch) Halter m, (Geschirr) Brett n, BAHN (Gepäck) Netz n, Gepäckträger m (am Fahrrad): → bomb rack3. Regal n5. TECH Zahnstange f:rack(-and-pinion) gear Zahnstangengetriebe nput on the rack bes fig jemanden auf die Folter spannen7. fig (Folter)Qualen pl, Qual f, Folter fB v/t1. (aus)recken, strecken2. auf die Folter spannen, foltern3. fig quälen, plagen, peinigen:racking pains rasende Schmerzen;4. a) die Miete (wucherisch) hochschraubenrack2 [ræk] s:rack3 [ræk] s (schneller) Passgangrack4 [ræk]A s fliegendes Gewölk, ziehende Wolkenmassen plrack5 [ræk] v/t2. Bierfässer füllen* * *1. noun1) (for luggage in bus, train, etc.) Ablage, die; (for pipes, hats, toast, plates) Ständer, der; (on bicycle, motorcycle) Gepäckträger, der; (on car) Dachgepäckträger, der2) (instrument of torture) Folter[bank], die2. transitive verbbe on the rack — (lit. or fig.) Folterqualen leiden
1) (lit. or fig.): (torture) quälen; plagenbe racked by or with pain — etc. von Schmerzen usw. gequält und geplagt werden
2)rack one's brain[s] — (fig.) sich (Dat.) den Kopf zerbrechen (ugs.) ( for über + Akk.)
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80 rack
I [ræk]nome (for plates) scolapiatti m.; (in dishwasher) cestello m.; (for bottles) rastrelliera f. portabottiglie; (for newspapers) portariviste m.; (on train) portabagagli m., reticella f. portabagagli; (for clothes) attaccapanni m.; (shelving) scaffale m.II [ræk]III [ræk]to put sb. on the rack — mettere qcn. alla ruota
verbo transitivo mettere alla ruota, torturare; fig. [pain, guilt, fear] tormentare••IV [ræk]nome gastr.V [ræk]to go to rack (and ruin) — andare in rovina o malora
* * *I [ræk] noun(a frame or shelf in or on which objects (eg letters, plates, luggage etc) are put until they are wanted or needed: Put these tools back in the rack; Put your bag in the luggage-rack.)II [ræk] III [ræk]* * *I [ræk]1. n1) (storage framework) rastrelliera, (for luggage) rete f portabagagli inv, (for hats, coats) appendiabiti m inv, (in shops) scaffale mmagazine rack — portariviste m inv
toast rack — portatoast m inv
2) (for torture) cavalletto2. vt(subj: pain, cough) torturare, tormentare•- rack upII [ræk] nto go to rack and ruin — (building) andare in rovina, (business) andare in malora or a catafascio, (country) andare a catafascio, (person) lasciarsi andare completamente
* * *rack (1) /ræk/n.1 rastrelliera ( per foraggio, armi, stoviglie, ecc.); stenditoio: a plate rack, una rastrelliera per piatti; uno scolapiatti5 (mecc.) cremagliera6 (comput.) alloggiamento schede; rack9 (stor.) ruota, cavalletto ( per la tortura): to be tortured on the rack, essere messo alla ruota; essere torturato● (autom.) rack-and-pinion steering gear, sterzo a cremagliera □ (ferr.) rack rail, rotaia dentata □ rack railway, ferrovia a cremagliera □ rack-rent ► rack-rent □ rack-renter, padrone di casa esoso □ (mecc.) rack wheel, ruota dentata □ to be on the rack, soffrire il tormento □ ( USA) off-the-rack clothing, (il) prêt-à-porter.rack (2) /ræk/n. [u](lett.) nubi; nuvolaglia.rack (3) /ræk/n.( di cavallo) andatura fra il trotto e il piccolo galoppo; ambio.rack (4) /ræk/n. [u]distruzione; rovina: to go to rack and ruin, andare in malora.(to) rack (1) /ræk/v. t.1 tormentare ( anche fig.): I was racked with jealousy, ero tormentato dalla gelosia; She was racked with pain, era in preda a un dolore straziante2 (stor.) mettere alla ruota; torturare3 angariare; opprimere● (fig.) to rack one's brains, scervellarsi; lambiccarsi il cervello □ (fam.) to rack up, collezionare ( vincite, premi, debiti); mettersi in tasca ( guadagni): The team racked up an impressive series of wins, la squadra ha collezionato una serie incredibile di vittorie; The company racked up huge profits, la società si è messa in tasca enormi profitti.(to) rack (2) /ræk/v. t.* * *I [ræk]nome (for plates) scolapiatti m.; (in dishwasher) cestello m.; (for bottles) rastrelliera f. portabottiglie; (for newspapers) portariviste m.; (on train) portabagagli m., reticella f. portabagagli; (for clothes) attaccapanni m.; (shelving) scaffale m.II [ræk]III [ræk]to put sb. on the rack — mettere qcn. alla ruota
verbo transitivo mettere alla ruota, torturare; fig. [pain, guilt, fear] tormentare••IV [ræk]nome gastr.V [ræk]to go to rack (and ruin) — andare in rovina o malora
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