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1 пригладить волосы
General subject: give hair a smooth, smooth down hair, stroke down hair, to smoothen down ( one's) hair, give hair a smooth, flatten (one's) hair (down) -
2 приглаживать
vt; св - пригла́дитьпригла́живать во́лосы — to smooth down/водой и т. п. to slick down one's hair
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3 лежать
1. lie*; (о больном тж.) keep* one's bed; (о вещах тж.) beкнига лежит в портфеле, на столе — the book is in the bag, on the table
лежать больным — be ill in bed, be laid up
лежать в лихорадке — be confined to bed with fever, be laid up with fever
лежать в дрейфе мор. — lie* to
2. ( быть расположенным) lie*, be situatedгород лежит на берегу моря — the town lies / is on the coast
3.:это лежит на его ответственности — he is responsible for it; it is incumbent on him
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лежать в основе — underlie*лежать на боку, на печи разг. — idle away one's time
у него душа не лежит (к) — he has a distaste (for), he has an aversion (to, from, for)
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4 прилизывать
прилизать разг.прилизывать волосы — smooth / sleek one's hair (down)
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5 лежать
несовер.; без доп.1) lieлежать больным — to be ill in bed, to be laid up
лежать в лихорадке — to be confined to bed with fever, to be laid up with fever
лежать навзничь — to lie flat on one's back, to lie supine
лежать пластом — to lie motionless; to be on one's back
2) (находиться, быть расположенным)lie, be, be situated••лежать на боку, лежать на печи — to idle away one's time перен.; разг.
лежать у кого-л. на душе — to be on one's mind
у меня душа не лежит (к) — I have a distaste (for), an aversion (to, from, for)
- лежать в основечто-л. плохо лежит — anything left lying around loose
- лежать под сукном
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