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23 снимать ботинки
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24 сунуть ноги в домашние туфли
Универсальный русско-английский словарь > сунуть ноги в домашние туфли
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1. сбить (вн.)1. ( ударом) bring* / knock down (d.); (яблоки с дерева и т. п.) cause (d.) to fall, shake* down (d.)сбивать кого-л. с ног — knock smb. down, knock smb. off his feet
сбивать самолёт — bring* / shoot* down an aircraft
сбить птицу (ударом, выстрелом) — drop a bird
2. ( путать) put* out (d.)он считал, а вы его сбили — he was counting and you put him out
сбивать с такта — put* / throw* out of time (d.)
3. разг. ( стаптывать):сбивать каблуки — tread* / wear* one's shoes down at heels
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сбивать цену — beat* down the priceсбивать кого-л. с толку — bewilder / confuse smb.; muddle smb.
сбивать спесь с кого-л. — take* smb. down a peg, cut* smb. down to size
2. сбить (вн.; сколачивать)сбить с пути истинного — lead* astray (d.)
knock together (d.)3. сбить (вн.)сбить ящик из досок — knock together a box out of planks
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........................................................................................................................2. boots[!! bootstrap: خود راه انداز، خودراه اندازی]Русско-персидский словарь > разуваться (I) > разуться (I)
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30 сбивать
I несовер. - сбивать; совер. - сбить1) ( ударом) bring/knock down; (яблоки с дерева и т.д.) cause to fall, shake downсбивать кого-л. с ног — to knock smb. down, to knock smb. off his feet
сбивать самолет — to bring/shake down an aircraft; to bag, to kill, to prang
2) ( путать) put out- сбивать со следа3) разг. ( стаптывать) tread downсбивать каблуки — tread/wear one's shoes down at the heels
••сбивать кого-л. с толку — to bewilder/confuse smb.; to muddle smb.
- сбить с панталыку II (что-л.)сбивать спесь с кого-л. — to take smb. down a peg, to cut smb. down to size
несовер. - сбивать; совер. - сбить( сколачивать) knock togetherIII (что-л.)несовер. - сбивать; совер. - сбить1) (о масле) churn2) (о сливках, яйцах) whisk, beat up, whip -
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св - разу́тьсяto take off one's shoes
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