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1 сеять хаос
General subject: wreak the havoc (the detectives ended up wreaking the havoc that has forced out HP’s chairperson) -
2 разрушать
1) General subject: attack, batter, blast (планы, надежды), blast (надежды, планы), blight (надежды), blot out, blow up, break, break up (семью, дом), bring to naught (планы, замыслы), bum, burst, bust up, confound (планы, надежды), corrade (горные породы, под воздействием воды), crash, crock (здоровье), dash (надежды и т. п.; dash you! - к черту!), defeat (надежды и т. п.), degrade, demolish, depolarize, desolate, destroy, destruct, devour, dilapidate, disappoint, discomfit (планы, намерения), disestablish (установленное), dismantle, disturb (надежды), eat, erode (ткани), fail, frustrate (планы замыслы), havoc, kill (надежды), knock down (постройки), lay in ashes, make a bonfire, make a bonfire of, make havoc, obliterate, overthrow, play hell, play the devil, play the mischief, puncture, ravage, ruin, ruinate, scatter, sculpture, shake (дом), shake down, shatter (надежды), shipwreck (надежды и т.п.), smite, subverse, subvert, take down, take out, throw down one's tools (здание), thwart, unbuild, undermine, unmake, unsolder, vandalize, wrack, wreck (здоровье и т. п.), carry out destruction, disrupt, eat crow, eat dirt, wipe out, deplete (e.g. ozone layer), wreak havoc, (морально) drag down, wreck havoc2) Geology: corrade (горные породы; под воздействием воды и т.п.), sap4) American: plough under5) Latin: destruo6) Military: administer damage, deal damage, deliver damage, desintegrate, devastate, inflict damage, lay flat, wreak destruction7) Engineering: corrode, damage, disintegrate, fracture, vitiate9) Chemistry: collapse10) Construction: corrade (горные породы под воздействием воды), rack11) Mathematics: rupture12) Religion: abolish13) Railway term: disorganize14) Australian slang: cook, cook ( smb.'s) goose (чьи-либо планы или надежды), dingo, floor (планы, надежды и т.п.), queer, screw16) Diplomatic term: blow up (blew; blown), defeat (планы, замыслы и т.п.), erode (изнутри)17) Forestry: disperse (напр. почвенные агрегаты)18) Polygraphy: eat (при травлении)20) Physics: dipolarize22) Information technology: corrupt (напр. информацию), destroy (информацию), erase (информацию)24) Silicates: break down25) Oil&Gas technology crush26) Polymers: beat27) Quality control: eat (при коррозии)29) Makarov: break up, deteriorate, disruption, dissipate, erase (напр. информацию), explode, overthrow (overthrew; overthrown), play Old Harry, play havoc, play the bear, play the deuce, play the dickens, shake down (дом), tear down, throw down, cast down, eat away, eat up, fling down, crock up (здоровье)30) Taboo: muck something up31) Scuba diving: blow off -
3 К-293
ПОД КОРЕНЬ PrepP Invar adv1. рубить, срезать, косить и т. п. что \К-293 (to chop down, cut etc a tree, bush, plant, or, occas., a pole, mast etc) at the very root or bottom: (chop sth. off) at the roots(chop sth. down) at the base (in limited contexts) (raze sth.) to the ground.Председатель его (колхоза)... свёл под корень изрядно гектаров леса... (Солженицын 6)....(The chairman) had razed a considerable area of forest to the ground.. (6b).2. - подорвать, разрушить и т. п. что ( obj: abstr (здоровье, авторитет, жизнь, промышленность etc)) (to damage or harm s.o. 's health, s.o. 's life, the economy, undermine s.o. 's authority etc) thoroughly and irreversiblywreak havoc (on (upon) sth.)play havoc (with sth.) do irreversible damage (to sth.).3. - истреблять, уничтожать и т. п. кого-что ( obj: human pl or collect) (to kill) everyone (in some place, belonging to some group etc), not leaving anyone outto the last manto a man sparing no one (in limited contexts) mow down s.o. sth.wipe out s.o. sth.. «То все профессора, все инженеры стали вредителями, а он - верит?.. То все его друзья и знакомые - враги народа, а он - верит?.. То целые народы... срезают под корень - а он верит?» (Солженицын 10). "Suddenly all the professors and all the engineers turn out to be wreckers, and he believes it!... His own friends and acquaintances are unmasked as enemies of the people, and he believes it!...Whole nations..are mown down, and he believes it!" (10a). -
4 под корень
[PrepP; Invar; adv]=====1. рубить, срезать, косить и т.п. что под корень (to chop down, cut etc a tree, bush, plant, or, occas., a pole, mast etc) at the very root or bottom:- (chop sth. off) at the roots;- (chop sth. down) at the base;- [in limited contexts](raze sth.) to the ground.♦ Председатель его [колхоза]... свёл под корень изрядно гектаров леса... (Солженицын 6)....[The chairman] had razed a considerable area of forest to the ground.. (6b).2. под корень подорвать, разрушить и т.п. что [obj: abstr (здоровье, авторитет, жизнь, промышленность etc)]⇒ (to damage or harm s.o.'s health, s.o.'s life, the economy, undermine s.o.'s authority etc) thoroughly and irreversibly:- wreak havoc (on (upon) sth.);- play havoc (with sth.);- do irreversible damage (to sth.).3. под корень истреблять, уничтожать и т.п. кого-что [obj: human pl or collect]⇒ (to kill) everyone (in some place, belonging to some group etc), not leaving anyone out:- to a man;- [in limited contexts] mow down s.o. (sth.);- wipe out s.o. (sth.).♦ "То все профессора, все инженеры стали вредителями, а он - верит?.. То все его друзья и знакомые - враги народа, а он - верит?.. То целые народы... срезают под корень - а он верит?" (Солженицын 10). "Suddenly all the professors and all the engineers turn out to be wreckers, and he believes it!... His own friends and acquaintances are unmasked as enemies of the people, and he believes it!...Whole nations...are mown down, and he believes it!" (10a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > под корень
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5 разрушить
1) General subject: attack, batter, blast, break, break down, bring to naught (планы, замыслы), burst, cast down, confound, crash, dash, defeat, degrade, demolish, derail (планы), destroy, dilapidate, disestablish, disrupt, erode, fail, fling down, fordo, havoc, knock down (дом), lay flat (что-л.), lay in ashes, make a bonfire, make a bonfire of, make away with (что-л.), make havoc, play hell, play the devil, play the mischief, ravage, ruin, scatter, shake, shatter, smite (to smite hip and thigh - беспощадно бить, раэбить наголову), squelch, subvert, take down, wrack, bring down in flames, screw up, drag down, undermine2) American: bang up3) Literal: wreck (надежды, планы), kill (Moment's gone. You killed it! - Момент упущен. Ты расстроил всю обстановку/разрушил атмосферу!)4) Military: circumvent, knock out, lay flat, wreak destruction6) Law: wreck7) Australian slang: cock up8) Architecture: vandalize9) Diplomatic term: bring to destruction10) Jargon: Butch, bitch up (something) bitch (something) up, hash, jim, lose up, snuff out, mung, bust, plumb, plumber, punch11) Astronautics: erase12) Microelectronics: damage13) Makarov: lay (smth.) flat (что-л.), do in -
6 причинять вред
1) General subject: damnify, disserve, (большой) do harm to (кому-л., чему-л.), do hurt to (кому-л.), do somebody an injury, harm, prejudice, scathe, shipwreck, administer a blow, disadvantage, hurt, strike a blow2) Medicine: interfere3) Law: damage, injure, maintain nuisance, prejudice (правам, интересам), trespass, wrong4) Mass media: wreak damage (как акт возмездия)5) Makarov: distress, play Old Harry, play havoc, play hell, play the bear, play the deuce, play the devil, play the dickens, play the mischief, deal a blow, deliver a blow, do harm, do scathe, do an injury (кому-л.), do hurt to (кому-л.), do harm to (кому-л. чему-л.)
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