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1 смело
1. прил. кратк. см. смелый 2. нареч.boldly, ( храбро) bravely, fearlesslyговорить смело — speak* boldly / freely
я могу смело сказать — I may say with confidence, I can safely say
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2 собираться
несов. - собира́ться, сов. - собра́ться1) ( сосредоточиваться в одном месте) gather (together), assembleсобра́ться всем вме́сте — get together; ( после перерыва) hold a reunion
мы соберёмся за́втра — we shall meet tomorrow
собрало́сь мно́го наро́ду — many people gathered
2) ( готовиться) prepare (for); ( собирать вещи) pack up one's thingsсобира́ться в путь — prepare for a journey
вы уже собрали́сь? — have you packed up your things already?
3) (+ инф.; намереваться) intend (+ to inf), be going (+ to inf), plan (+ to inf)он собира́ется лете́ть в Новосиби́рск — he intends / plans to fly to Novosibirsk
наконе́ц-то он собра́лся сде́лать э́то — at last he made up his mind to do it
то́лько я собра́лся (+ инф.) — I was just about (+ to inf)
он и не собира́лся (+ инф.) — he wasn't going (+ to inf), he had no intention (of ger)
••собра́ться с ду́хом — take heart, pluck up one's courage / spirit, brace oneself, screw up enough courage
собира́ться с си́лами — summon one's strength; ( мужаться) brace oneself
собира́ться с мы́слями — collect one's thoughts
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