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1 вонзить
thrust; plunge; transfixСинонимический ряд:1. воткнуть (глаг.) вколоть; вогнать; воткнуть; всадить; загнать2. устремить (глаг.) вперить; навести; направить; нацелить; обратить; упереть; уставить; устремить; уткнуть -
2 втыкать
vt; св - воткну́тьto stick into; с силой to drive/to thrust intoвтыка́ть иго́лку в поду́шечку — to stick a needle into a cushion
втыка́ть кол взе́млю — to drive a stake into the ground
втыка́ть лопа́ту в зе́млю — to thrust a spade into the ground
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3 загребать деньги лопатой
Русско-английский большой базовый словарь > загребать деньги лопатой
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4 вонзить лопату в землю
General subject: thrust a spade into the groundУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > вонзить лопату в землю
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5 втыкать
1) General subject: infix, jab, pick, plant, put, run, stick, stick in, thrust in, strike into, dig (dig the spade into the ground - воткнуть лопату в землю)2) Jargon: understand (понимать; часто используется в негативе: что-то я не втыкаю = что-то я не пойму), watch (смотреть, обычно долго и помногу. e.g. втыкать в телек - watch TV), get it (intransitive only)3) Mechanic engineering: pack4) Programming: take a long time to finish (programmer slang, said of a piece of programming code), be slow (programmer slang. said of a piece of programming code. e.g. эта функция нереально втыкает - this function is slow as hell)6) Scuba diving: pin
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