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121 go begging
1) нe имeть cпpoca; быть нeнужным, ocтaтьcя нeиcпoльзoвaнным (o вeщax, пpoдуктax и т.п.)But "Adventure" and all that he deemed his best work still went begging among the editors (J. London). 'That flat over the stables,' Mrs Middleton said, 'it seems such a pity that it should go begging. I thought perhaps you would like it' (A. Wilson)2) cтoит тoлькo зaxoтeть, вceгдa нaйдётcя (o paбoтe)'You don't mean to say that you've got a job going begging? Why don't you grab it yourself?' 'I have grabbed it - but I don't much fancy it, that's why I'm trying to pass it on to you' (A. Christie). "There's plenty of jobs going begging for chaps in your position' (E. Waugh) -
122 вцепиться
несовер. - вцепляться;
совер. - вцепиться возвр.;
(в кого-л./что-л.) seize, grasp, catch/grab hold (of) (схватиться) ;
clutch (at) (держаться) ;
cling (to) вцепиться кому-л. в волосы ≈ to seize smb. by the hairсов. см. вцепляться.Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > вцепиться
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123 кусок
муж. piece, bit, morsel;
scrap;
slice (хлеба) ;
lump (сахара) ;
cake, bar (мыла) ;
мн. (обломкм) flinders разбитый на куски ≈ fragmented разбить на куски лакомый кусок ≈ titbit, a tasty morsel кусок в горло не идет ≈ the food sticks in one's throat заработать на кусок хлеба разг. ≈ to earn one's living, to earn one's daily bread урвать кусок ≈ разг. to get/grab something to oneselfм.
1. piece, bit;
(пищи) morsel;
~ льда chunk of ice;
~ мыла cake of soap;
~ сахара lump of sugar;
2. (часть чего-л.) part;
~ хлеба (заработок) bread, livelihood;
зарабатывать на ~ хлеба make* one`s bread, earn one`s livelihood;
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124 подхватывать
несовер. - подхватывать;
совер. - подхватить( кого-л./что-л.)
1) catch (up), pick up, grasp, snatch
2) разг. (болезнь) catch, pick up
3) (информацию, выражение и т.д.) pick up
4) (песню и т.д.) join in, take up, catch up, подхватить (вн.)
1. (поднимать) pick up (smb., smth.), hold* up ( smth.) ;
~ мешок pick up a sack;
2. (не давать упасть) catch* (smb., smth.) ;
3. (брать резким движением) seize( smb., smth.), snatch up( smth.) ;
grab (smb., smth.) разг. ;
4. разг. (получать болезнь) catch* (smth.) ;
5. (поддерживать, продолжать) take* up (smth.), pick up (smth.) ;
~ инициативу follow up smb.`s initiative;
~ мысль take* up an idea;
6. (в пении) take* up (smth.) ;
подхватить песню take* up the song, join in.Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > подхватывать
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125 тяпать
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126 тяпнуть
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127 altitude
altitude [ˊæltɪtju:d] n1) высота́; высота́ над у́ровнем мо́ря;а) ав. стара́ться набра́ть высоту́;б) разг. си́льно рассерди́ться, рассвирепе́ть;to lose altitude ав. теря́ть высоту́
2) pl высо́кие места́, высо́ты;in those altitudes the air is thin на э́тих высо́тах во́здух разрежён
3) (обыкн. pl) возвы́шенность; перен. высо́кое положе́ние4) attr. ав. высо́тный;altitude control высо́тное управле́ние, высо́тный корре́ктор; руль высоты́
;altitude correction попра́вка на высоту́
;altitude flight высо́тный полёт
;altitude gauge альтиме́тр, высотоме́р
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128 crane
- crane
- nгрузоподъёмный кран
crane controlled from truck driving cab — пневмоколёсный кран, управляемый из кабины водителя
- automobile crane
- automatic crane
- box girder crane
- box-handling crane with grab
- bridge crane
- bridge grabbing crane
- bucket crane
- building crane
- cable crane
- cantilever crane
- cantilever walking crane
- caterpillar crane
- clamshell crane
- clam crane
- climbing crane
- container crane
- crawler-mounted crane
- crawler crane
- deck crane
- derrick crane
- dockside crane
- dock crane
- double girder crane
- electric crane
- fixed crane
- fixed wall crane
- floating crane
- floor operated crane
- frame crane
- fully mobile crane
- fully-slewing crane
- gantry crane
- geared traveling and traversing crane
- goliath crane
- goliath crane for building construction
- goliath crane for container handling
- grabbing crane
- ground-controlled crane
- guy derrick crane
- half-portal crane
- hammer head crane
- hoisting crane
- hydraulic crane
- jib crane
- jib-type crane
- kangaroo tower crane
- lattice girder crane
- level luffing crane
- locomotive crane
- logging crane
- lorry-mounted crane
- luffing crane
- manually operated crane
- mast crane
- mobile crane
- mobile job crane
- monotower crane
- nonslewing crane
- overhead traveling crane
- overhead type crane
- over-slung crane
- part-slewing crane
- pillar crane
- pivoting crane
- plate girder crane
- pontoon crane
- portable crane
- portable jib crane
- portal crane
- portal bridge crane
- portal cable crane
- portal slewing crane
- post crane
- power-driven crane
- power hoisting pulley block crane
- rail crane
- rail-mounted jib crane
- rail-mounted shunting crane
- rail-mounted tower crane
- revolving crane
- rigid-braced derrick crane
- rotary crane
- scotch derrick crane
- self-climbing tower crane
- self-climbing crane
- self-propelled crane
- self-supporting static tower crane
- self-supporting tower crane
- semigantry crane
- semimobile crane
- semiportal crane
- semiportal bridge crane
- semiportal slewing crane
- shipboard transporter crane
- shop crane
- short-boomed crane
- single girder crane
- slewing crane
- small-sized wheel-mounted truck crane
- stacker crane
- stacker crane of the supported type
- stacking crane
- standby crane
- stiff-leg derrick crane
- straddle crane
- supported static tower crane
- suspended mast crane
- telescopic tower crane
- top-running bridge crane
- top-running stacker crane
- towable jib crane
- tower crane
- tower crane with horizontal jib
- tower crane with luffing jib
- tower derrick crane
- track-laying crane
- track-mounted crane
- transfer crane
- transporter crane
- transporter crane for container handling
- traveling crane
- traveling gantry crane
- traveling tower crane
- truck crane
- truck-mounted crane
- truck-mounted tower crane
- underhung crane
- under-running bridge crane
- under-running stacker crane of suspension type
- under-running stacker crane
- under-slung crane
- ungeared traveling and traversing crane
- wall crane
- wharf crane
- wheeled crane
Англо-русский строительный словарь. — М.: Русский Язык. С.Н.Корчемкина, С.К.Кашкина, С.В.Курбатова. 1995.
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