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1 не подлежащие ведению управляющего
Law: administered not administer (об имуществе умершего), not administered (об имуществе умершего)Универсальный русско-английский словарь > не подлежащие ведению управляющего
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2 давать
1. afford2. give; gave; givenщедро давать, дарить, жертвовать — to be a liberal giver
давать; дарить; предоставлять; платить — give gave given
3. produceдавать прибыль; приносить прибыль — produce a profit
4. administer5. contribute6. grant7. offerдавать отбой, вешать трубку — ring off
давать отступного; откупаться — buy off
давать частную информацию; предупреждать — tip off
8. present9. provide10. supply11. yield12. downplay13. give toну давай, принимайся за дело! — now, come on, snap into it!
давать прибыль; стать рентабельным — to go into black
14. given15. giving16. lent17. let usдавать ростки, пускать корни — push out
18. come on; letпозволять; давайте — let us
19. give; let; bestow; pledge20. lendдавать взаймы, ссужать — lend out
Синонимический ряд:1. наделяй (глаг.) даруй; награждай; наделяй; одаривай; одаряй2. ну (глаг.) ну; ну-ка; ну-кась3. подавай (глаг.) вручай; отдавай; передавай; подавай4. предоставляй (глаг.) предоставляй5. приноси (глаг.) доставляй; приноси6. пускай (глаг.) выбрасывай; выкидывай; выпускай; пускай7. ударяй (глаг.) бабахай; бахай; влепляй; долбай; трахай; ударяй; хлобыщи; шарахай; шибайАнтонимический ряд:бери; отнимай
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