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2) American: on the arm, on-the-cuff3) British English: on HP4) Finances: on credit5) Jargon: on pump, jawbone6) Business: on tick, to the credit of7) EBRD: against a credit, on account8) Makarov: on tally, on the nod, upon tally -
122 вынуждать
1) General subject: bludgeon, bring, club, compel, constrain, crave (об обстоятельствах), extort, force, impose, lay under a necessity (кого-л.), make, necessitate, squeeze, stampede, impel, lay under necessity, press to, encourage2) Rare: necessitate pass3) Mathematics: coerce4) Religion: urge5) Australian slang: bludge on6) Jargon: jawbone7) Drilling: induce -
123 давать взаймы
2) Colloquial: jawbone3) Dialect: borrow4) Economy: accommodate with money, put out money5) Banking: lend money6) Makarov: loan out -
124 давать кредит
1) General subject: lend credence (= give credence to), extend credit2) Jargon: jawbone -
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126 давление сверху
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127 занимать
1) General subject: absorb, adopt (позицию), amuse by doing (кого-л., чем-л.), beguile, beset (дорогу), book up, book up pass, borrow, borrow from (что-л., у кого-л.), borrow of (что-л., у кого-л.), busy, busy (чем-л.), cheat (чем-либо), cover, dominate, employ (чьё-либо время и т. п.), engage, engross, entertain, fill (свободное время), give entertainment, hold (должность и т. п.; to hold a rank - иметь звание, чин), hold in play (работой, развлечениями), immerse, interest, invade, occupy, preoccupy, recreate, reserve, secure, take, take up (место), take up (определенную позицию), to be housed in (напр.: "...modern deluxe hotel is housed in a 17th century building..." - современный отель класса люкс занимает здание постройки 17-го века...)3) Colloquial: touch for6) Mathematics: be present in, borrow (при вычитании), enter into, fill in, fill out, fill up10) Diplomatic term: engross (время, внимание и т.п.), hold (пост и т.п.), occupy (пост), take in13) Advertising: afford entertainment14) Patents: take up16) Makarov: dominate (внимание и и т.п.), immerse (мысли, внимание и т.п.), immerse (напр. внимание), occupy (напр. место, внимание), populate, take up (напр. время), take up (напр., время), fill in (свободное время), entertain by (чем-л.), entertain with (чем-л.)17) Taboo: busi18) Gold mining: penetrate -
128 заставлять
1) General subject: betake, blackjack, block, bring to bring smb. to do smth., cause (to cause a thing to be done - велеть что-либо выполнить), coerce, compel, determine, enforce, fill, force, hustle, impel, induce, keep (he kept me waiting - он заставил меня ждать), lead, make (со сложным дополнением: make smb do smth - заставить кого-л. сделать что-л.), oblige, run, screw, set out, will, bring, get to do, press to, screw down, hold a person's nose to the grindstone (кого-л.), keep a person's nose to the grindstone (кого-л.), put a person's nose to the grindstone (кого-л.), keep doing (кого-л.), obligate, encourage, nudge, dragoon2) Colloquial: push on3) American: sandbag4) Military: deter an attack (противника)5) Rare: beggar7) Automobile industry: drive10) Jargon: highjack, lean against, lean on, oontz, jawbone11) Information technology: dictate12) Oil: urge13) Makarov: squeeze14) SAP.tech. cause (+ infinitive)
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