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1 поставити
1) to put, to place, to set (див. ставити)поставити на якір мор. — to berth
поставити — пам'ятник to erect ( to raise) a monument
поставити під питання — to question; to call into question
поставити під удар — to place in jeopardy, to threaten
2) док. див. поставляти3)поставити на своєму — to have one's ( own) way, to insist
поставити собі за мету — to aim (at), to make it one's aim, to set oneself the aim (of)
поставити хрест (на) — to write off, to give up hope (on); to dismiss out of hand
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2 вдаватися
= вдатися1) (щастити, здійснюватися успішно) to succeed, to be a success, to be successful, to turn out wellйому вдається (щастить) — he has luck, he is lucky
2) ( вживати якихось заходів) to resort (to), to recourse (to), to fall back ( upon)3) ( впадати в якийсь стан) to fall ( into); to lapse ( into); to sink ( into)вдаватися в паніку — to become panic-stricken, to panic
4) ( глибоко вклинюватися) to jut out ( into)5) (зосереджувати свої дії на чомусь, займатися чимось) to addict oneself (to); to give oneself up (to)вдаватися в подробиці — to go ( to enter) into detail(s), to particularize
вдаватися до надмірностей — to rush ( to run) to extremes
6) док. ( бути схожим на когось) to take after smb., to resemble, to be like7) ( звертатися) to appeal (to); to turn (to); to apply (to) -
3 установлювати
= установити1) (здійснювати, улаштовувати) to establish, to constituteустановлювати контакт (з ким-небудь) — to get into contact with smb., to get into touch with smb.
установити рекорд — to set/establish a record, to hold a record
2) ( розміщувати) to put, to place; ( монтувати) to install, to rig, to set up, to mount3) ( регулювати) to adjust; to regulateустановлювати правила — to establish rules, to lay down rules
4) ( визначати) to determine, to fix, to set; ( з'ясовувати) to ascertain, to establishустановлювати батьківство — to affiliate, to filiate
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