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1 наносить
I несов. - наноси́ть, сов. - нанести́1) (рд. на вн.; занести) bring (d to)нанести́ гря́зи на ковёр — tread [tred] dirt into the carpet
2) (вн.; о ветре - намести снег, песок) drift (d)у до́ма нанесло́ больши́е сугро́бы безл. — the snow drifted in great piles against the house
3) разг. (вн. на вн.; наталкивать) dash (d against)ло́дку нанесло́ на ка́мень — the boat dashed against a rock
су́дно нанесло́ на мель — the ship ran aground
4) (вн. на вн.; обозначать) mark (d on); (на карту, диаграмму тж.) plot (d on), draw (d on)5) (вн. дт.; причинять) inflict (d on), cause (d to)наноси́ть ра́ну — inflict a wound (on)
наноси́ть уда́р — strike / deal / deliver (i) a blow
наноси́ть уще́рб — cause / do damage (to), damage (d)
наноси́ть оскорбле́ние — insult (d)
наноси́ть пораже́ние — defeat (d), inflict a defeat (on)
••II сов.нанести́ визи́т — make / pay (i) a visit
(рд., вн.; принести какое-л количество) bring (d)наноси́ть бо́чку воды́ — bring enough water to fill a cask
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2 наносить
1. нанести1. (рд. на вн.; о снеге, песке) drift (d. on)наносить рану — inflict a wound (on)
наносить удар — strike* / deal* / deliver a blow (i.)
наносить ущерб — cause / do damage (to), damage (d.)
наносить оскорбление — insult (d.); (тяжёлое, грубое) outrage (d.)
наносить поражение — defeat (d.), inflict a defeat (on)
2. сов. (рд., вн.; какое-л. количество)♢
нанести визит — make* pay* a visit (i.)bring* ( a quantity of)наносить бочку воды — bring* enough water to fill a cask
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