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1 обставляться
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2 обставиться
несовер. - обставляться; совер. - обставиться
1) возвр. (чем-л.)
surround oneself (with)
2) разг. (обзаводиться мебелью)
furnish one's place* * * -
3 обставляться
I несовер. - обставляться; совер. - обставиться
1) возвр. (чем-л.)
surround oneself (with)
2) разг. (обзаводиться мебелью)
furnish one's place
II страд. от обставлять* * * -
4 обкладываться
обложиться1. (тв.) lay* / put* round oneself (d.)обложиться горячими бутылками — put* hot water bottles all round oneself
2. страд. к обкладывать -
5 обкладываться
I возвр.; (чем-л.)
lay/put round oneself; surround oneself (with)
II страд. от обкладывать* * *обкладываться; обложиться lay/put round oneself -
6 обложиться
возвр.; (чем-л.)
lay/put round oneself; surround oneself (with)* * *обкладываться; обложиться lay/put round oneself -
7 обкладываться
несов. - обкла́дываться, сов. - обложи́ться1) (тв.; окружать себя) lay / put round oneself (d)обкла́дываться горя́чими буты́лками — put hot water bottles all round oneself
обкла́дываться кни́гами — surround oneself with books
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8 обложиться книгами
General subject: surround oneself with booksУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > обложиться книгами
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9 обставляться
обставиться1. (тв.) surround oneself (with)2. разг. ( обзаводиться мебелью) furnish one's place3. страд. к обставлять -
10 обставляться
несов. - обставля́ться, сов. - обста́виться1) (тв.; окружать себя чем-л) surround oneself (with)2) разг. ( обзаводиться мебелью) furnish one's place
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