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101 send over
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102 send round
send round а) распространять, рассылать Have you sent round the noticeabout the Christmas party yet? Details of the pay agreement are being sentround the factory. б) пересылать, посылать (кого-л., что-л. в другое место)When the visitors arrive at your office, would you send them round( to mine)?в) пускать по кругу to send round the bottle( the hat) пустить бутылку (шапку)по кругу -
103 send across
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104 send away
[ʹsendəʹweı] phr v1. прогонять, увольнять2. высылать, посылать (куда-л.)boats were sent away for rescue - на спасательные работы были посланы лодки
3. (for) заказывать, выписыватьto send away for a map [for a set of stamps] - заказать карту [комплект марок]
to send away for an almanac [for a dictionary] - выписать справочник [словарь]
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105 send over
[ʹsendʹəʋvə] phr v1. передаватьto send smb. over to the police - передать кого-л. в руки полиции
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106 send round
[ʹsendʹraʋnd] phr v1. распространять, рассылатьa message has been sent round - было распространено (циркулярное) извещение
2. посылатьI have sent him round to my customers - я приказал ему обойти моих клиентов /заказчиков/
shall I send the books round or will you call for them? - прикажете послать эти книги вам на дом или вы за ними зайдёте?
3. пускать по кругуto send round the bottle [the hat] - пустить бутылку [шапку] по кругу
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107 send somebody about somebody's business
send somebody packing/about somebody's business дать от ворот поворот; прогнать на все четыре стороныThe maid proved to be so incompetent that I had to send her packing.
They always ring the bell at suppertime, asking for signatures, but I send them about their business.
Англо-русский словарь идиом и фразовых глаголов > send somebody about somebody's business
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108 send somebody packing
send somebody packing/about somebody's business дать от ворот поворот; прогнать на все четыре стороныThe maid proved to be so incompetent that I had to send her packing.
They always ring the bell at suppertime, asking for signatures, but I send them about their business.
Англо-русский словарь идиом и фразовых глаголов > send somebody packing
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109 send ahead
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110 send for
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111 send forth
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112 send forward
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113 send-off
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114 send down
[ʹsendʹdaʋn] phr v1. понижать, сбиватьto send prices [the temperature] down - сбивать цены [температуру]
2. исключать, отчислять (из университета, колледжа)several students were sent down after the incidents - после этих инцидентов несколько студентов было исключено
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115 send forward
[ʹsendʹfɔ:wɒd] = send on -
116 send off
[ʹsendʹɒf] phr v1. 1) отсылать, отправлять (письмо, посылку)2) (for) посылать за чем-л.; выписывать, заказыватьhave you sent off for your guide to space exploration? - вы уже выписали справочник по космическим исследованиям?
2. 1) прогонять, увольнять2) спорт. удалять с поляdon't try to argue with the ref: you'll only get sent off - не пытайся спорить с судьёй, тебя просто удалят с поля
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117 send smb. flying
(send smb. flying (или spinning))отшвырнуть, отбросить кого-л. ударом; см. тж. send smb. about his businessI was just entering the shop when a man rushed out and sent me spinning. — Когда я входил в магазин, какой-то человек, выбегая из него, сильно толкнул меня.
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118 send across
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119 send after
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120 send around
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