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1 fetch
1 ( bring) gen aller chercher ; (go and) fetch a ladder/the foreman va chercher une échelle/le contremaître ; to fetch sth for sb aller chercher qch pour qn ; ( carry back) (r)apporter qch à qn ; fetch him a chair please apporte-lui une chaise s'il te plaît ; she'll come and fetch you elle viendra vous chercher ; fetch! ( to dog) rapporte! ; to fetch sb back ramener qn ;2 ( bring financially) [goods] rapporter ; to fetch a good price rapporter un bon prix ; it won't fetch much ça ne rapportera pas grand-chose ; these vases can fetch up to £600 le prix de ces vases peut atteindre 600 livres ;3 ○ ( hit) to fetch sb a blow flanquer ○ un coup à qn.to fetch and carry for sb faire les quatre volontés de qn.■ fetch in ○:▶ fetch [sth] in, fetch in [sth] rentrer [chairs, washing etc] ;▶ fetch [sb] in faire rentrer.■ fetch out ○:▶ fetch [sth] out, fetch out [sth] sortir [object] ;▶ fetch [sb] out, fetch out [sb] faire sortir [person].■ fetch up ○: to fetch up in Rome finir par débarquer ○ à Rome. -
2 fetch
Ⅰfetch [fetʃ]1. v1) сходи́ть за кем-л.; принести́; доста́ть;to (go and) fetch a doctor привести́ врача́
2) получа́ть, выруча́ть;the vase is sure to fetch a high price э́ту ва́зу мо́жно прода́ть за хоро́шие де́ньги
3) вызыва́ть (слёзы, кровь)4):to fetch one's breath перевести́ дух
;to fetch a sigh тяжело́ вздохну́ть
5) разг. уда́рить;he was fetched on the head from behind кто́-то сза́ди нанёс ему́ уда́р по голове́
6) разг. привлека́ть, нра́виться, очаро́вывать8) приноси́ть уби́тую дичь ( о собаке)fetch away вы́рваться, освободи́ться;fetch out выявля́ть; выделя́ть; оттеня́ть;а) остана́вливаться;б) рвать, блева́ть;he fetches up его́ рвёт
;в) нагоня́ть, навёрстывать;г):to fetch up against smth. сту́кнуться обо что́-л.
;д) амер. доверша́ть, зака́нчивать◊to fetch and carry (for) прислу́живать
;to fetch and carry news распространя́ть но́вости
2. n хи́трость, уло́вкаⅡfetch [fetʃ] nпривиде́ние; двойни́к -
3 fetch
fetch [fetʃ](a) (go to get) aller chercher;∎ to fetch water from the river aller puiser de l'eau dans la rivière;∎ to fetch sb from the airport aller chercher qn à l'aéroport;∎ I'll fetch you je viendrai te chercher;∎ fetch! (to dog) va chercher!;∎ run and fetch him va vite le chercher∎ it fetched a high price cela s'est vendu cher;∎ it fetched £100,000 cela a atteint les 100 000 livres;∎ I'd be surprised if it fetched that much cela m'étonnerait que cela rapporte autant ou que cela se vende aussi cher∎ to fetch sb a blow flanquer un coup à qn;∎ he fetched him one with his right fist il lui a flanqué ou envoyé un droit;∎ move or I'll fetch you one! dégage ou je t'en mets une!(d) (generate → response, laugh) susciter;∎ the speech fetched a round of applause le discours a été reçu par des applaudissements∎ I'm not going to fetch and carry for you! je ne vais pas être ta bonne à tout faire!(bring back → person) ramener; (→ thing) rapporter➲ fetch up∎ (reach) to fetch up at a port parvenir ou arriver à un port;∎ the kite fetched up in the branches of a tree le cerf-volant est resté accroché dans les branches d'un arbre;∎ familiar they finally fetched up at our house ils ont finalement abouti chez nous□ ;∎ familiar the car fetched up against a wall la voiture s'est (finalement) arrêtée en heurtant un mur□ -
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fetch [fet∫]( = go and get) aller chercher* * *[fetʃ]transitive verb1) ( bring) gen aller chercherto fetch something for somebody — aller chercher quelque chose pour quelqu'un; ( carry back) (r)apporter quelque chose à quelqu'un
2) ( bring financially) [goods] rapporterthese vases can fetch up to £600 — le prix de ces vases peut atteindre 600 livres
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5 fetch out
fetch out а) выявлять; выделять; оттенять б) показывать, делать видимымJane never fetches out her best dishes even when guests arrive. The warm sunfetched the flowers out. в) развивать The teacher helped to fetch out themeaning of the poem. г) создавать Tom has fetched out another new book. д)подбадривать Mary is very quiet, try to fetch her out at the party. е) басто-вать; вызывать забастовку We'll fetch the workers out for more pay. -
6 fetch over
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7 fetch round
fetch round а) приводить домой или на установленное место Why don't youfetch your new boy friend round one evening? We'd like to meet him. б) приво-дить в сознание Peter has fainted; this bucket of water should fetch himround. в) переубедить We must fetch the rest of the committee round to ourpoint of view. г) менять направление Father always fetches the conversationround to his favourite subject. -
8 fetch up
fetch up а) рвать, блевать he fetches up его рвет Jane can't come, she'sbeen fetching up all morning. б) нагонять, наверстывать в) останавливаться г)to fetch up against smth. стукнуться обо что-л. д) amer. довершать, заканчи-вать е) оказываться в каком-л. месте When Jim's driving, we never know wherewe'll fetch up. -
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10 fetch-up
fetch-up s:he was injured in the fetch-up of his car against a wall umg er wurde verletzt, als sein Wagen an einer Mauer landete -
11 fetch about
fetch about мор. лавирам; II. n 1. усилия, мъки, зор; 2. хитрина, хитрост, номер; 3. път, разстояние; ширина на залив; a long \fetch about to London доста път до Лондон; 4. мор. лавиране; 5. комп. извличане на данни от паметта на компютър. -
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■ fetch upA v. t. + avv.1 far arrestare; bloccare: His remark fetched me up short, le sue parole mi fecero arrestare di botto2 (fam.) vomitare3 (antiq. GB) tirare su; allevareB v. i. + avv.1 (fam.) (andare a) finire; capitare; ritrovarsi: We fetched up in Bath, siamo finiti a Bath; to fetch up in prison, finire in galera2 (fam.) vomitare; dare di stomaco3 (naut.) fermarsi; arrestarsi4 (naut.) arrivare. -
13 fetch
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14 fetch a compass
1) идти кружным путём, делать крюкWe wanted to avoid going through the town, so we fetched a compass. (DEI) — Мы не хотели идти через весь город и двинулись в обход.
2) редк. ходить вокруг да около, заходить издалека; отклоняться, отвлекаться (от темы и т. п.)What a compass do such people fetch before coming to the point. — Такие люди долго ходят вокруг да около, прежде чем изложить суть дела.
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15 fetch a compass
fetch a compass идти обходным путем; делать крюк -
16 fetch a sigh
fetch a sigh тяжело вздохнуть -
17 fetch away
fetch away вырваться, освободиться -
18 fetch down
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19 fetch
- fetch
- nнагон волны; длина разгона волны
Англо-русский строительный словарь. — М.: Русский Язык. С.Н.Корчемкина, С.К.Кашкина, С.В.Курбатова. 1995.
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20 fetch away
fetch away 1) отвеждам, откарвам, отнасям; 2) мор. падам, търкалям се (за предмети на борда при буря); 3) освобождавам се, изскубвам се, измъквам се;
См. также в других словарях:
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