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1 бажати
1) ( хотіти) to wish, to desire, to want, to be willing, to be anxious (to, for, about)сильно бажати — to long ( for), to crave ( for), to yearn ( for); to hanker (for, after), to pant (for, after); to covet ( чогось недозволеного)
2) ( зичити) to wishбажати добра — to wish well (to)
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2 зло
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3 лихо
с( нещастя) calamity, disaster, distress, affliction, misfortune; ( біда) trouble; harm, mischief; ( зло) evilне велике лихо, що за лихо, це ще не лихо — there is no great harm in that
лихо не без добра, нема добра без лиха — every cloud has a ( its) silver lining; there is no joy without alloy, a blessing in disguise; it's an ill wind that blows nobody good
(по)далі від лиха — out of harm's way, let sleeping dog lie
не згадуйте мене лихом — remember me kindly; don't bear me ill will
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4 зуб
зуб з коронкою — jacket crown [crowned] tooth
штучні зуби — artificial ( false) teeth
дати кому-небудь в зуби — to give smb. a smack in the teeth
2) тех. bit, cutter, dent, claw, cog, prongзуб ковша — bucket tooth, bucket tip
3)мати зуб (проти когось) розм. — to have a grudge ( against); to bear one ill will
око за око, зуб за зуб — eye for eye, tit for tat
См. также в других словарях:
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