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1 initiate a pupil into the elements of grammar
Универсальный англо-русский словарь > initiate a pupil into the elements of grammar
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2 initiate
1. [ıʹnıʃııt] n1) принятый2) посвящённый2. [ıʹnıʃııt] aa secret known only to the initiates - тайна, известная только посвящённым
1. 1) принятый (в общество, на службу и т. п.)2) посвящённый (в тайну и т. п.)2. начатый; начавшийся, находящийся на ранней стадии3. [ıʹnıʃıeıt] v1. начинать; предпринимать; вводить; делать починto initiate proceedings against smb. - юр. возбудить против кого-л. судебное дело
2. (into)1) ознакомить, познакомить с основами (науки, специальности и т. п.)to initiate a pupil into the elements of grammar - познакомить ученика с основами грамматики; обучить ученика основам грамматики
to initiate smb. into a trade /craft/ - приобщить кого-л. к ремеслу
2) посвящать (в тайну и т. п.)I'm not quite initiated - я не вполне осведомлён, я не совсем в курсе дела
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3 initiate
1. a принятый2. a посвящённый3. a начатый; начавшийся, находящийся на ранней стадии4. v начинать; предпринимать; вводить; делать почин5. v ознакомить, познакомить с основамиto initiate a pupil into the elements of grammar — познакомить ученика с основами грамматики; обучить ученика основам грамматики
6. v посвящатьСинонимический ряд:1. started (adj.) initiated; started2. beginner (noun) amateur; beginner; freshman; learner; new member; novitiate; pledge; tyro3. innocent (noun) fledgling; innocent; neophyte; novice; noviciate; tenderfoot4. begin (verb) admit; approach; begin; commence; embark; embark on; embark upon; enlist; enter; get off; inaugurate; induct; install; instate; institute; introduce; invest; jump off; kick off; launch; lead off; open; originate; set out; set to; set up; start; take on; take up; tee off; undertake; usher in5. instruct (verb) edify; enlighten; indoctrinate; instruct; orient; teach; train; tutorАнтонимический ряд:conclude; destroy; end; expel; finish; terminate
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