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81 músculo abdominal
m.1 abdominal muscle, abdominal.2 abdominal muscle, abdominal.* * *(n.) = abdominal muscle, ab muscleEx. Much of the fat in a man's paunch is under the abdominal muscles, exactly at his centre of gravity.Ex. The ab muscles are what really identify someone who is serious about their fitness and diet plan.* * *(n.) = abdominal muscle, ab muscleEx: Much of the fat in a man's paunch is under the abdominal muscles, exactly at his centre of gravity.
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82 pensar en voz alta
(v.) = think + aloud, think + out loudEx. When asked if she was serious about that idea, she answered that she wasn't, that she was just thinking aloud.Ex. I am here to rant, think out loud and possibly provide relevant information for all.* * *(v.) = think + aloud, think + out loudEx: When asked if she was serious about that idea, she answered that she wasn't, that she was just thinking aloud.
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83 plan dietético
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84 несерьёзно
I1) кратк. прил. см. несерьёзныйII нареч.бы́ло бы несерьёзно наде́яться на э́то — one cannot seriously hope for that
1) ( не всерьёз) not seriously; without actually meaning it; in jokeон сказа́л э́то несерьёзно — he didn't actually / really mean it; he was not serious about it
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86 myśleć
(-ę, -isz); pt; -ał, -eli; vimyśleć o myśleć — ( rozmyślać o) to think about; (rozważać, zamierzać) to think of; ( troszczyć się) to think of
myślę, że tak — I think so
myślę, że nie — I don't think so
niewiele myśląc — without much thought, not thinking much
* * *ipf.- ę -isz1. (= rozumować) think, reason; o czym myślisz? what are you thinking about?; co o tym myślisz l. sądzisz? what do you think about it?; myśleć rozsądnie be sensible; myśleć logicznie think logically; zawsze mówi to, co myśli he always speaks his mind; myśleć głośno think aloud, think out loud; niewiele myśląc without much thought, not thinking much, on the spur of the moment; i kto by pomyślał, że... and who would have thought that...; myśleć o niebieskich migdałach żart., iron. daydream, indulge in daydreams.2. (= troszczyć się o kogoś/coś) think of, care for; on myśli tylko o sobie he thinks of nobody but himself; muszę myśleć o przyszłości mojej rodziny I must have the future of my family in mind, I have got to think of my family's future.3. (= mieć zamiar coś zrobić) intend, be going to, think of; myślę o wycieczce do Hiszpanii w lipcu I am thinking of going on a trip to Spain in l. this July; ani myślę o wyjeździe do Warszawy I have no intention to go to Warsaw, I am not going to go to Warsaw; czy ty myślisz o niej poważnie? are you serious about her?; co ty sobie myślisz?! what do you think you are doing?!; myślę, że tak I think so; myślę, że nie I don't think so.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > myśleć
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87 В-130
ВИДИШЬ (-те) ЛИ coll these forms only sent adv (parenth))1. used to introduce an explanation or to attract the interlocutor's attention to the statement to which it belongsyou see.(Таня:) Вы это серьёзно? (Колесов:) Что? (Таня:) Да вот приглашаете на свадьбу... (Колесов:) С полной ответственностью. Видите ли, женится мой друг, и на свадьбу я обещал прийти с самой симпатичной девушкой в городе (Вампилов 3). (Т.:) Are you serious about it?(К.:) About what? (T.:) About inviting me to a wedding... (К.:) I take full responsibility. You see, a friend of mine is getting married and I promised to bring the prettiest girl in town to the wedding (3b).2. used to express a sarcastic reaction to sth., or one's annoyance, indignation etc at sth.: if you pleasewouldn't you know it can (could) you believe it.(Львов:) У несчастной жены всё счастье в том, чтобы он был возле неё, она дышит им, умоляет его провести с нею хоть один вечер, а он... он не может... Ему, видите ли, дома душно и тесно (Чехов 4). (L.:)...His untortunate wife's entire happiness is in having him near herhe's the breath of life to her, she begs him to spend just one evening with her, and he...he cannot....He, if you please, feels cramped and stifled at home (4a).«Они (профсоюзы) возомнили себя, видите ли, школой коммунизма! Тогда как последней являемся мы, органы (КГБ)!» (Алешковский 1). "Can you believe it, they (the trade unions) think they're the school for communism, when everyone knows it's us, the agency (the KGB)" (1a). -
88 видите ли
[these forms only; sent adv (parenth)]=====1. used to introduce an explanation or to attract the interlocutor's attention to the statement to which it belongs:- you see.♦ [Таня:] Вы это серьёзно? [Колесов:] Что? [Таня:] Да вот приглашаете на свадьбу... [Колесов:] С полной ответственностью. Видите ли, женится мой друг, и на свадьбу я обещал прийти с самой симпатичной девушкой в городе (Вампилов 3). [Т.:] Are you serious about it? [К.:] About what? [T.:] About inviting me to a wedding... [К.:] I take full responsibility. You see, a friend of mine is getting married and I promised to bring the prettiest girl in town to the wedding (3b).2. used to express a sarcastic reaction to sth., or one's annoyance, indignation etc at sth.:- can < could> you believe it.♦ [Львов:] У несчастной жены всё счастье в том, чтобы он был возле неё, она дышит им, умоляет его провести с нею хоть один вечер, а он... он не может... Ему, видите ли, дома душно и тесно (Чехов 4). [L.:]... His untortunate wife's entire happiness is in having him near her; he's the breath of life to her, she begs him to spend just one evening with her, and he...he cannot....He, if you please, feels cramped and stifled at home (4a).♦ "Они [профсоюзы] возомнили себя, видите ли, школой коммунизма! Тогда как последней являемся мы, органы [КГБ]!" (Алешковский 1). "Can you believe it, they [the trade unions] think they're the school for communism, when everyone knows it's us, the agency [the KGB]" (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > видите ли
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89 видишь ли
[these forms only; sent adv (parenth)]=====1. used to introduce an explanation or to attract the interlocutor's attention to the statement to which it belongs:- you see.♦ [Таня:] Вы это серьёзно? [Колесов:] Что? [Таня:] Да вот приглашаете на свадьбу... [Колесов:] С полной ответственностью. Видите ли, женится мой друг, и на свадьбу я обещал прийти с самой симпатичной девушкой в городе (Вампилов 3). [Т.:] Are you serious about it? [К.:] About what? [T.:] About inviting me to a wedding... [К.:] I take full responsibility. You see, a friend of mine is getting married and I promised to bring the prettiest girl in town to the wedding (3b).2. used to express a sarcastic reaction to sth., or one's annoyance, indignation etc at sth.:- can < could> you believe it.♦ [Львов:] У несчастной жены всё счастье в том, чтобы он был возле неё, она дышит им, умоляет его провести с нею хоть один вечер, а он... он не может... Ему, видите ли, дома душно и тесно (Чехов 4). [L.:]... His untortunate wife's entire happiness is in having him near her; he's the breath of life to her, she begs him to spend just one evening with her, and he...he cannot....He, if you please, feels cramped and stifled at home (4a).♦ "Они [профсоюзы] возомнили себя, видите ли, школой коммунизма! Тогда как последней являемся мы, органы [КГБ]!" (Алешковский 1). "Can you believe it, they [the trade unions] think they're the school for communism, when everyone knows it's us, the agency [the KGB]" (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > видишь ли
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90 Bitter
I Adj.1. auch fig. bitter; bitter schmecken taste bitter, have a bitter taste; einen bitteren Nachgeschmack hinterlassen fig. leave a sour aftertaste ( oder taste in one’s mouth); bittere Tränen weinen weep bitterly; jemandem bittere Vorwürfe machen reproach s.o. bitterly; es ist mein bitterer Ernst I (really) mean it, I’m deadly serious; bis zum bitteren Ende right to the bitter end; bitterer Hohn cruel derision; das ist bitter that’s hard, that’s tough umg.; das war eine bittere Lehre that was a tough lesson (to learn); er musste die bittere Erfahrung machen, dass... he had to find out the hard way that...II fig. Adv. bitterly; etw. bitter nötig haben need s.th. badly, be in desperate ( oder dire) need of s.th.; sich bitter beklagen complain bitterly; es hat sich bitter gerächt I etc. had to pay dearly for it; mir ist es bitter ernst damit I’m deadly serious about it* * *(schmeckend) bitter;(schwerwiegend) bitter;(verbittert) rancorous* * *Bịt|ter ['bɪtɐ]m -s, -bitters pl* * *2) (hostile: full of hatred or opposition: bitter enemies.) bitter* * *Bit·ter<-s, ->[ˈbɪtɐ]* * *1.1) bitter; plain < chocolate>2) (schmerzlich) bitter <experience, disappointment, etc.>; painful, hard < loss>; painful, bitter, hard < truth>; hard <time, fate, etc.>3) (beißend) bitter <irony, sarcasm>4) (verbittert) bitterein bitteres Gefühl — a feeling of bitterness
5) (groß, schwer) bitter <cold, tears, grief, remorse, regret>; dire < need>; desperate < poverty>; grievous <injustice, harm>2.1) (verbittert) bitterly* * *zwei Bitter! two glasses of bitters!* * *1.1) bitter; plain < chocolate>2) (schmerzlich) bitter <experience, disappointment, etc.>; painful, hard < loss>; painful, bitter, hard < truth>; hard <time, fate, etc.>3) (beißend) bitter <irony, sarcasm>4) (verbittert) bitter5) (groß, schwer) bitter <cold, tears, grief, remorse, regret>; dire < need>; desperate < poverty>; grievous <injustice, harm>2.1) (verbittert) bitterly2) (sehr stark) desperately; < regret> bitterly* * *(Armut) adj.abject adj. adj.bitter adj. adv.acrimoniously adv.bitterly adv. -
91 deadly
adj.1 mortal, mortífero(a) (poison, blow, enemy); mortífero(a) (weapon); cadavérico(a) (pallor); sepulcral (silence)2 aburridísimo(a) (familiar) (boring)3 aburrido.adv.1 (muy)deadly accurate tremendamente exacto(a)deadly boring mortalmente aburrido(a)to be deadly serious about something decir algo completamente en serioI’m deadly serious lo digo muy en serio2 mortalmente. -
92 mean
I nounMittelweg, der; Mitte, dieII adjectivea happy mean — der goldene Mittelweg
1) (niggardly) schäbig (abwertend)2) (ignoble) schäbig (abwertend), gemein [Person, Verhalten, Gesinnung]3) (shabby) schäbig (abwertend) [Haus, Wohngegend]; armselig [Verhältnisse]III transitive verb,be no mean athlete/feat — kein schlechter Sportler/keine schlechte Leistung sein
1) (have as one's purpose) beabsichtigenmean well by or to or towards somebody — es gut mit jemandem meinen
what do you mean by [saying] that? — was willst du damit sagen?
I meant it or it was meant as a joke — das sollte ein Scherz sein
mean to do something — etwas tun wollen
I mean to be obeyed — ich verlange, dass man mir gehorcht
I meant to write, but forgot — ich hatte [fest] vor zu schreiben, aber habe es [dann] vergessen
do you mean to say that...? — willst du damit sagen, dass...?
these plates are meant to be used — diese Teller sind zum Gebrauch bestimmt od. sind da, um benutzt zu werden
I meant you to read the letter — ich wollte, dass du den Brief liest
3) (intend to convey, refer to) meinenif you know or see what I mean — du verstehst, was ich meine?
I really mean it, I mean what I say — ich meine das ernst; es ist mir Ernst damit
the name means/the instructions mean nothing to me — der Name sagt mir nichts/ich kann mit der Anleitung nichts anfangen
* * *[mi:n] I adjective2) (likely or intending to cause harm or annoyance: It is mean to tell lies.) gemein3) ((especially American) bad-tempered, vicious or cruel: a mean mood.) bösartig•- academic.ru/45801/meanly">meanly- meanness
- meanie II 1. adjective1) ((of a statistic) having the middle position between two points, quantities etc: the mean value on a graph.) Mittel-...2) (average: the mean annual rainfall.) durchschnittlich2. noun(something that is midway between two opposite ends or extremes: Three is the mean of the series one to five.) die MitteIII 1. past tense, past participle - meant; verb1) (to (intend to) express, show or indicate: `Vacation' means `holiday'; What do you mean by (saying/doing) that?) meinen2) (to intend: I meant to go to the exhibition but forgot; For whom was that letter meant?; He means (= is determined) to be a rich man some day.) beabsichtigen•- meaning2. adjective((of a look, glance etc) showing a certain feeling or giving a certain message: The teacher gave the boy a meaning look when he arrived late.) bedeutsam- meaningful- meaningless
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- mean well* * *mean1[mi:n]I felt a bit \mean ich kam mir ein bisschen schäbig vor▪ to be \mean to sb gemein zu jdm seinto have a \mean streak eine gemeine Ader haben\mean dog bissiger Hund5. (bad) schlechthe's no \mean cook er ist kein schlechter Kochno \mean feat eine Meisterleistunghe plays a \mean guitar er spielt supergeil Gitarre slit should be clear even to the \meanest understanding das sollte auch dem Unbedarftesten klar seinmean2<meant, meant>[mi:n]vt▪ to \mean sththat sign \means ‘no parking’ das Schild bedeutet ‚Parken verboten‘no \means no nein heißt neindoes that name \mean anything to you? sagt dir der Name etwas?2. (intend to convey) person etw meinendo you remember Jane Carter? — you \mean the woman we met in Scotland? erinnerst du dich an Jane Carter? — meinst du die Frau, die wir in Schottland getroffen haben?what do you \mean by that? was willst du damit sagen?what do you \mean by arriving so late? was denkst du dir eigentlich dabei, so spät zu kommen?did you have a good holiday? — it depends what you \mean by a good holiday hattest du einen schönen Urlaub? — es hängt davon ab, was du unter schönem Urlaub verstehstnow I see what you \mean jetzt weiß ich, was du meinstI \mean to say [also,] ich muss schon sagen3. (be sincere) etw ernst meinenI \mean what I say es ist mir ernst mit dem, was ich sagehe said a lot of things he didn't really \mean er sagte eine Menge Dinge, die er nicht so gemeint hat4. (intend) etw wollenhe didn't \mean any harm er wollte nichts BösesI \meant it as a present for Joanna ich hatte es als Geschenk für Joanna gedacht▪ to \mean to do sth etw tun wollenI really didn't \mean to offend you ich wollte dich wirklich nicht kränkenI've been \meaning to phone you for a week or two ich will dich schon seit Wochen anrufen▪ to be \meant to do sth etw tun sollenyou're \meant to fill in a tax form every year Sie müssen jedes Jahr eine Steuererklärung ausfüllenthey didn't \mean [for] her to read the letter sie wollten nicht, dass sie den Brief liest▪ to be \meant as sth als etw gemeint [o gedacht] sein▪ to be \meant for sb für jdn gedacht [o bestimmt] seinto be \meant for greater things zu Höherem bestimmt seinto be \meant for each other füreinander bestimmt sein▪ to be \meant to be sth (intended to represent) etw sein [o darstellen] sollen; (intended as) etw sein sollen, als etw gemeint seinit's \meant to be Donald das soll Donald seinit was \meant to be a surprise das sollte eine Überraschung seinto \mean business es ernst meinento \mean mischief Böses im Schilde führento \mean well es gut meinenlower costs \mean lower prices niedrigere Kosten bedeuten niedrigere Preisethis \means war das ist eine Kriegserklärungdoes this \mean we'll have to cancel our holiday? heißt das, dass wir unseren Urlaub absagen müssen?6. (have significance) etw bedeutenit was just a kiss, it didn't \mean anything es war nur ein Kuss, das hatte nichts zu bedeutento \mean a lot/nothing/something to sb jdm viel/nichts/etwas bedeutenmean3[mi:n]* * *I [miːn]adj (+er)1) (esp Brit: miserly) geizig, knauserig2) (= unkind, spiteful) gemeinyou mean thing! — du gemeines or fieses Stück! (inf), du Miststück! (inf)
4) (= shabby, unimpressive) shack, house schäbig, armselig6)IIa sportsman/politician of no mean ability — ein sehr fähiger Sportler/Politiker
1. n(= middle term) Durchschnitt m; (MATH) Durchschnitt m, Mittelwert m, Mittel nt2. adjmittlere(r, s)III pret, ptp meantmean sea level — Normalnull nt
vtit means starting all over again — das bedeutet or das heißt, dass wir wieder ganz von vorne anfangen müssen
this will mean great changes — dies wird bedeutende Veränderungen zur Folge haben
your friendship/he means a lot to me — deine Freundschaft/er bedeutet mir viel
2) (= intend) beabsichtigento be meant for sb/sth — für jdn/etw bestimmt sein
to mean sb to do sth — wollen, dass jd etw tut
what do you mean to do? —
of course it hurt, I meant it to or it was meant to — natürlich tat das weh, das war Absicht
without meaning to sound rude — ich möchte nicht unverschämt klingen(, aber...)
I thought it was meant to be hot in the south —
I mean to be obeyed — ich verlange, dass man mir gehorcht
I mean to have it — ich bin fest entschlossen, es zu bekommen
if he means to be awkward... —
this present was meant for you — dieses Geschenk sollte für dich sein or war für dich gedacht
See:→ business3) (= be serious about) ernst meinenI mean it! — das ist mein Ernst!, ich meine das ernst!
do you mean to say you're not coming? — willst du damit sagen or soll das heißen, dass du nicht kommst?
I mean what I say — ich sage das im Ernst
4)he means well/no harm — er meint es gut/nicht böse
to mean sb no harm — es gut mit jdm meinen, jdm nichts Böses wollen; (physically) jdm nichts tun; (in past tense) jdm nichts tun wollen
I meant no harm by what I said — was ich da gesagt habe, war nicht böse gemeint
* * *mean1 [miːn] prät und pperf meant [ment]A v/tI mean to do it ich will es tun;he meant to write er wollte schreiben;I mean it es ist mir ernst damit;he means business er meint es ernst, er macht Ernst;he meant no harm er hat es nicht böse gemeint;no harm meant! nichts für ungut!;I mean what I say ich meine es, wie ich es sage; ich spaße nicht;I mean to say ich will sagen;I didn’t mean to disturb you ich wollte Sie nicht stören;he was meant to be a barrister er sollte Anwalt werden;this cake is meant to be eaten der Kuchen ist zum Essen da;that remark was meant for you diese Bemerkung galt dir oder war an deine Adresse gerichtet oder war auf dich abgezielt;that picture is meant to be Churchill das Bild soll Churchill sein oder darstellen3. meinen, sagen wollen:by “liberal” I mean … unter „liberal“ verstehe ich …;I mean his father ich meine seinen Vater;what do you mean by this?a) was wollen Sie damit sagen?,b) was verstehen Sie darunter?4. bedeuten:5. (von Wörtern und Worten) bedeuten, heißen:what does “fair” mean”;does that mean anything to you? ist Ihnen das ein Begriff?, sagt Ihnen das etwas?B v/i1. mean well es gut meinen:2. bedeuten (to für oder dat):mean little (everything) to sb jemandem wenig (alles) bedeuten;money doesn’t mean much to her Geld bedeutet ihr nicht viel, sie macht sich nicht viel aus Geld;his work means everything to him seine Arbeit geht ihm über alles3. how do you mean? wie meinen Sie das?1. gemein, gering, niedrig (dem Stande nach):mean birth niedrige Herkunft;2. ärmlich, armselig, schäbig (Straßen etc)3. no mean … ein(e) recht beachtliche(r, s) …:no mean opponent ein nicht zu unterschätzender Gegner5. schäbig, geizig, knaus(e)rig, filzig:be mean with geizen mit6. umg (charakterlich) schäbig:7. besonders US umga) fies (Person)b) scheußlich, bös (Sache)mean3 [miːn]A adj1. mittler(er, e, es), Mittel…, durchschnittlich, Durchschnitts…:mean height mittlere Höhe (über dem Meeresspiegel);mean annual temperature Temperaturjahresmittel n;mean sea level Normalnull n;mean proportional MATH mittlere Proportionale;2. dazwischenliegend, Zwischen…B s1. Mitte f, (das) Mittlere, Mittel n, Durchschnitt m, Mittelweg m:4. pl (als sg oder pl konstruiert) Mittel n oder pl, Weg(e) m(pl):by all means auf alle Fälle, unbedingt, natürlich;a) etwa, vielleicht, gar,b) überhaupt,c) auf irgendwelche Weise;by no means, not by any means durchaus nicht, keineswegs, auf keinen Fall;by some means or other auf die eine oder die andere Weise;by means of mittels, durch, mit;by other means mit anderen Mitteln;a means of communication ein Kommunikationsmittel;means of protection Schutzmittel;adjust the means to the end die Mittel dem Zweck anpassen;5. pl (Geld)Mittel pl, Vermögen n, Einkommen n:live within (beyond) one’s means seinen Verhältnissen entsprechend (über seine Verhältnisse) leben;a man of means ein bemittelter Mann;means test Bedürftigkeitsermittlung f* * *I nounMittelweg, der; Mitte, dieII adjective1) (niggardly) schäbig (abwertend)2) (ignoble) schäbig (abwertend), gemein [Person, Verhalten, Gesinnung]3) (shabby) schäbig (abwertend) [Haus, Wohngegend]; armselig [Verhältnisse]III transitive verb,be no mean athlete/feat — kein schlechter Sportler/keine schlechte Leistung sein
1) (have as one's purpose) beabsichtigenmean well by or to or towards somebody — es gut mit jemandem meinen
what do you mean by [saying] that? — was willst du damit sagen?
I meant it or it was meant as a joke — das sollte ein Scherz sein
I mean to be obeyed — ich verlange, dass man mir gehorcht
I meant to write, but forgot — ich hatte [fest] vor zu schreiben, aber habe es [dann] vergessen
do you mean to say that...? — willst du damit sagen, dass...?
2) (design, destine)these plates are meant to be used — diese Teller sind zum Gebrauch bestimmt od. sind da, um benutzt zu werden
I meant you to read the letter — ich wollte, dass du den Brief liest
3) (intend to convey, refer to) meinenif you know or see what I mean — du verstehst, was ich meine?
I really mean it, I mean what I say — ich meine das ernst; es ist mir Ernst damit
4) (signify, entail, matter) bedeutenthe name means/the instructions mean nothing to me — der Name sagt mir nichts/ich kann mit der Anleitung nichts anfangen
* * *adj.bös adj.gemein adj. v.(§ p.,p.p.: meant)= beabsichtigen v.bedeuten v.heißen v.(§ p.,pp.: hieß, geheißen)meinen v.sagen wollen ausdr.vorhaben v. -
93 meinen
mei·nen [ʼmainən]vi1) (denken, annehmen)2) ( sagen) to say;zu jdm \meinen, [dass]... to tell [or say to] sb that...;wenn Sie \meinen! if you wish;wie \meinen Sie? beg your pardon?;[ganz] wie Sie \meinen! [just] as you wish; (drohend a.) have it your wayvt1) ( der Ansicht sein)\meinen, [dass]... to think [that]...;ich meine das genauso, wie ich es gesagt habe I mean exactly what I said;das sollte man \meinen one would have thought2) ( über etw denken)und was \meinen Sie dazu? and what do you say? [or think], and what's your view [of it]? [or opinion [on it]];3) ( sagen wollen)etw [mit etw] \meinen to mean [or imply] sth [by sth];was meinen Sie [damit]? what do you mean [or are you implying] [by that]?;das will ich [auch/doch] \meinen! I should think so too!4) ( ansprechen)jdn [mit etw] \meinen to mean sb [with sth];damit bist du gemeint that [or he/she etc.] means you;ich meine den da hinten I'm talking about him at the back5) ( beabsichtigen) to mean, to intend;es ehrlich \meinen to honestly mean sth;es ehrlich mit jdm \meinen to be honest with sb;ich meine es ernst I'm serious [about it];es gut \meinen to mean well;es gut mit jdm \meinen to do one's best for sb;es nicht böse \meinen to mean no harm;so war es nicht gemeint it wasn't meant like that;es \meinen, wie man es sagt to mean what one says;etw wortwörtlich \meinen to mean sth literally6) ( sich für jdn darstellen) to mean, to intend;heute hat es die Sonne gut mit uns gemeint the sun has done its best for us today -
94 flirt
flə:t
1. сущ.
1) кокетка incorrigible flirt, sad flirt ≈ неисправимая кокетка terrible flirt ≈ ужасная кокетка Syn: flirter
2) внезапный бросок;
толчок;
взмах
2. гл.
1) флиртовать, кокетничать;
заигрывать( with) I wasn't serious about that girl, I was only flirting with her, we both enjoyed it. ≈ Я не имел никаких серьезных намерений на ее счет, просто мы флиртовали, нам это нравилось.
2) перен. относиться несерьезно;
играть( с чем-л.) to flirt with the idea of ≈ проигрывать мысль, но без серьезных намерений ее осуществления to flirt with danger ≈ играть с опасностью, рисковать
3) резко бросить, швырнуть, метнуть
4) делать кокетливые движения to flirt a fan ≈ играть веером кокетка любитель пофлиртовать, поухаживать внезапный толчок;
взмах (крыльями) флиртовать, кокетничать;
ухаживать заигрывать - reactionary groups that *ed with the fascists реакционные группы, заигрывавшие с фашистами проявлять преходящий интерес к чему-л. - a man who *ed with all the arts but mastered none человек, который пытался заниматься всеми видами искусства, но ни в одном не преуспел - to * with an idea подумывать о чем-л. - we *ed with the idea of sending our daughter to a figure-skating school but decided against it мы одно время подумывали о том, чтобы устроить дочку в школу фигурного катания, но решили не делать этого играть (чем-л. опасным) - to * with danger вести опасную игру - to * with death играть со смертью быстро взмахивать, трясти - to * a fan играть веером - a bird *s its tail птица распускает хвост flirt быстро двигать(ся) или махать;
to flirt a fan играть веером ~ внезапный толчок;
взмах ~ заигрывать, притворяться заинтересованным;
he flirted with the idea of dropping the cards он подумывал о том, чтобы (окончательно) перестать играть в карты ~ кокетка ~ флиртовать, кокетничать (with) flirt быстро двигать(ся) или махать;
to flirt a fan играть веером ~ заигрывать, притворяться заинтересованным;
he flirted with the idea of dropping the cards он подумывал о том, чтобы (окончательно) перестать играть в карты -
95 влюблённый или почти влюблённый (в кого-л.)
Jargon: serious about someoneУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > влюблённый или почти влюблённый (в кого-л.)
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96 серьёзно относиться
Makarov: be serious about (к чему-л.)Универсальный русско-английский словарь > серьёзно относиться
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Makarov: be serious about (к чему-л.)Универсальный русско-английский словарь > серьезно относиться
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ПОСТОЛЬКУ-ПОСКОЛЬКУ coll lAdvP Invar adv(in refer, to a person) (to do sth.) not in full measure (may refer to s o. s having only a limited knowledge of sth., doing a job without exerting maximum effort, being unwilling to trust another fully etc): to some degreeup to a point only so far not put a lot of effort into (doing sth.).«Мы вам доверяем, но постольку-поскольку... Ваше предательство не скоро забудется...» - «Ну, и мы вам послужим постольку-поскольку!» - с холодным бешенством подумал... Григорий (Шолохов 5). "We trust you, but only so far.... Your treachery will not soon be forgotten...." "Then we'll serve you only so far," Grigory reflected with cold fury... (5a).Немецкий язык мне нравится меньше, чем французский, поэтому я и занимаюсь им постольку-поскольку. I don't like German as much as French, so I don't put a lot of effort into studying it.Вадим:) Галя, я из детского возраста вырос и, если считаю, что в моей будущей профессии какие-то школьные науки не будут иметь значения, могу заниматься ими постольку-поскольку (Розов 1). ( context transl) (V) Look, I have outgrown my childhood, and if I am convinced that in my chosen profession I'll have no use for certain school subjects, I have the right to be less serious about them (1a) -
99 влюблённый или почти влюблённый
Jargon: (в кого-л.) serious about someoneУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > влюблённый или почти влюблённый
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100 постольку-поскольку
• ПОСТОЛЬКУ-ПОСКОЛЬКУ coll[AdvP; Invar; adv]=====⇒ (in refer, to a person) (to do sth.) not in full measure (may refer to s o. s having only a limited knowledge of sth., doing a job without exerting maximum effort, being unwilling to trust another fully etc):- only so far;- not put a lot of effort into (doing sth.).♦ "Мы вам доверяем, но постольку-поскольку... Ваше предательство не скоро забудется..." - "Ну, и мы вам послужим постольку-поскольку!" - с холодным бешенством подумал... Григорий (Шолохов 5). "We trust you, but only so far.... Your treachery will not soon be forgotten...." "Then we'll serve you only so far," Grigory reflected with cold fury... (5a).♦ Немецкий язык мне нравится меньше, чем французский, поэтому я и занимаюсь им постольку-поскольку. I don't like German as much as French, so I don't put a lot of effort into studying it.♦ [Вадим:] Галя, я из детского возраста вырос и, если считаю, что в моей будущей профессии какие-то школьные науки не будут иметь значения, могу заниматься ими постольку-поскольку (Розов 1). [context transl] [V. ] Look, I have outgrown my childhood, and if I am convinced that in my chosen profession I'll have no use for certain school subjects, I have the right to be less serious about them (1a)Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > постольку-поскольку
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