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1 набрать силы
I• НАБИРАТЬ/НАБРАТЬ СИЛУ <-ы>[VP; subj: usu. collect or abstr]=====⇒ to become more powerful, intensify:- X is growing stronger.♦ "...Технократический аппарат ему [Орджоникидзе] предан. Но предан до поры до времени, предан, пока набирает силу. А вот когда они наберут силу, они обойдутся без товарища Орджоникидзе!" (Рыбаков 2). "...The technocratic staffs are loyal to him [Ordzhonikidze]. But they are loyal only for the time being, only while they are gathering strength. And once they have gathered that strength, they will do without Comrade Ordzhonikidze!" (2a).♦ Индустрия смерти набирала силу, и надо было готовиться к обороне, обороне с пустыми руками, в которой они погибнут, но погибнут с честью (Рыбаков 1). The death industry was gathering force and the people had to prepare to defend themselves, to defend themselves with their bare hands, to die in the act, but to die with honour (1a).♦...Мы сами помогали - молчанием или одобрением - сильной власти набирать силу и защищаться от хулителей... (Мандельштам 1)....Either by silence or consent we ourselves helped the system to gain in strength and protect itself against its detractors... (1a).II[VP; subj: usu. abstr]=====⇒ to exhaust s.o. utterly and for a long time:- [in limited contexts] X broke Y's health.♦ [author's usage] Последние недели, проведенные Наташей в комнате матери, надорвали ее физические силы (Толстой 7). Those weeks spent in her mother's room had completely broken Natasha's health (7a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > набрать силы
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НАДРЫВАТЬ/НАДОРВАТЬ (ПОДРЫВАТЬ/ ПОДОРВАТЬ) СИЛЫ чьи VP subj: usu. abstr) to exhaust s.o. utterly and for a long timeX надорвал Y-овы силы = X sapped (all) Y's strengthX drained all of Y's strength X totally drained Y (in limited contexts) X broke Y4s health.(author's usage) Последние недели, проведенные Наташей в комнате матери, надорвали ее физические силы (Толстой 7). Those weeks spent in her mother's room had completely broken Natasha's health (7a). -
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[VP; subj: usu. abstr]=====⇒ to exhaust s.o. utterly and for a long time:- [in limited contexts] X broke Y's health.♦ [author's usage] Последние недели, проведенные Наташей в комнате матери, надорвали ее физические силы (Толстой 7). Those weeks spent in her mother's room had completely broken Natasha's health (7a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > набирать силы
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4 надорвать силы
[VP; subj: usu. abstr]=====⇒ to exhaust s.o. utterly and for a long time:- [in limited contexts] X broke Y's health.♦ [author's usage] Последние недели, проведенные Наташей в комнате матери, надорвали ее физические силы (Толстой 7). Those weeks spent in her mother's room had completely broken Natasha's health (7a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > надорвать силы
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5 надрывать силы
[VP; subj: usu. abstr]=====⇒ to exhaust s.o. utterly and for a long time:- [in limited contexts] X broke Y's health.♦ [author's usage] Последние недели, проведенные Наташей в комнате матери, надорвали ее физические силы (Толстой 7). Those weeks spent in her mother's room had completely broken Natasha's health (7a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > надрывать силы
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6 подорвать силы
[VP; subj: usu. abstr]=====⇒ to exhaust s.o. utterly and for a long time:- [in limited contexts] X broke Y's health.♦ [author's usage] Последние недели, проведенные Наташей в комнате матери, надорвали ее физические силы (Толстой 7). Those weeks spent in her mother's room had completely broken Natasha's health (7a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > подорвать силы
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7 подрывать силы
[VP; subj: usu. abstr]=====⇒ to exhaust s.o. utterly and for a long time:- [in limited contexts] X broke Y's health.♦ [author's usage] Последние недели, проведенные Наташей в комнате матери, надорвали ее физические силы (Толстой 7). Those weeks spent in her mother's room had completely broken Natasha's health (7a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > подрывать силы
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