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1 задержать лицо на месте преступления
Diplomatic term: apprehend a person flagrante delictoУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > задержать лицо на месте преступления
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2 задерживать лицо
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3 задерживать задерж·ивать
1) (сдерживать) to hold back; (замедлять) to slow down, to retard; (приостанавливать) to delay; (препятствовать) to hamper, to detain, to impedeзадерживать развитие производительных сил — to retard / to hamper the development of productive forces
2) (арестовывать) to arrest, to detain, to take into custodyзадерживать подозрительных лиц — to detain suspicious characters / persons
Russian-english dctionary of diplomacy > задерживать задерж·ивать
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4 задержать
1. hold over2. impede3. inhibit4. detain; hold back; stop; delay; check; arrest; slow down; stay; be delayed; linger; be late5. apprehend6. delay7. hold up8. restrain9. retard10. stay11. stemСинонимический ряд:1. арестовать (глаг.) арестовать; бросить в тюрьму; бросить за решетку; взять; взять под арест; взять под стражу; забрать; заключить под стражу; замести; заточить в темницу; подвергнуть аресту; посадить; посадить в тюрьму; посадить под арест; схватить; сцапать2. затормозить (глаг.) замедлить; затормозить; сдержать3. приостановить (глаг.) застопорить; приостановить; притормозитьАнтонимический ряд: -
5 понимать
1) General subject: absorb, add up, appreciate, apprehend, bottom, catch, compass, comprehend, conceive, discern, enter into, fathom, follow (you follow me? - понятно?), get wise to (что-л.), grasp, grip (умом), have (he has no Greek -он не знает греческого языка; I have your idea - я понял вашу мысль), imagine, interpret (как), know a good thing when one sees it, penetrate, perceive, pick out (значение), pick up, prehension, rap (кого-л., чьи-л. трудности, неудачи), realize (а не только реализовать), savvy, see, seize, sense, take, think, twig, understand (no one could understand that from my words - никто не мог сделать такого заключения из моих слов), pick out, recognize (We had to recognize that our game was up), drift (Ты меня понял? Did you catch my drift?, make sense, (someone) read3) American: plug in4) Military: hive6) Religion: get the message, know God7) Psychology: be with (то, что объясняют), make of8) Electronics: read9) Jargon: colly, dig, down with it, feature, green, have a clue, put the finger on (something) (что-то и т.п.), see the light, see the point, track, scooby (I haven't got a scooby. Sorry.), capish (Non, if you don't capish, let's get it clear right now. Не, если ты не понимаешь, давай объясню понятливей сейчас..), be down with (you are down with your teen's lingo), (что-л.) swing with, get it, cop, drag, get, savvy savvey10) Information technology: get an idea11) Oil: realise12) Business: know, make aware of13) Makarov: gain an insight, make out, mean (иметь в виду), catch on, cotton on, figure out, enter into (чувства и т. п.)
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