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2 charm
[tʃaːm]n1) обаяние, очарование, прелесть, привлекательность, шармShe has great charm. — Она очаровательна.
There is a charm about his manner. — Его манеры обаятельны.
There is a peculiar charm in/about her voice. — В ее голосе есть особая прелесть.
- bodily charmIt has a charm of its own. — В этом есть свое особое очарование.
- unusual charm
- irresistible charm
- indescribable charm
- poetic charm
- woman's charm
- unfailing failing charm
- hidden charms
- awakened charm
- man of social charm
- full of charm
- aware charm of smb's
- charm of novelty
- charm of nature
- magnetic charm of personality
- naive charm of folk art
- under a charm
- act like a charm
- add a quaint charm to the landscape
- be overcome by charm
- break the charm
- calculate on one's charm
- destroy the charms of a pretty face
- radiate one's charm
- enchant with charm
- enhance the charm of a trip
- endow with charm
- display feminine charm
- feel charm
- give an additional charm
- possess a certain charm
- resist smb's charm
- retain one's original charm
- submit to smb's charm
- try to catch the elusive charm of the original in translation
- turn on the charm
- win smth with charm
- charm disarms smb
- charm wanes
- charm is irresistible2) амулет, талисман, загово́р, заклинаниеHe believed that a charm could prevent him from becoming ill. — Он верил, что амулет/талисман мог спасти/уберечь его от болезней
- old charm- life charm
- charm against evils
- charm against forget fullness
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3 poise
1. noun 2. transitive verb1) in p.p.be poised for action — einsatzbereit sein; see also academic.ru/90230/poised">poised
2) (balance) balancieren* * *[poiz] 1. verb(to balance: He poised himself on the diving-board.) balancieren2. noun1) (balance and control in bodily movement: Good poise is important for a dancer.) das Gleichgewicht2) (dignity and self-confidence: He lost his poise for a moment.) die Gelassenheit•- poised* * *[pɔɪz]to lose/regain one's \poise die Fassung verlieren/wiedergewinnen1. (balance)▪ to \poise sth etw balancierenhe \poised himself on the very edge of the seat er balancierte auf der Stuhlkantemy pencil was \poised over the page, ready to take down her words ich hielt meinen Bleistift gezückt, um ihre Worte niederzuschreiben▪ to be \poised schweben2. ( fig)the company is \poised to launch its new advertising campaign die Firma wird ihre Werbekampagne in nächster Zeit starten* * *[pɔɪz]1. nthe poise of her head —
the graceful poise of the dancer's body — die Grazie or graziöse Haltung der Tänzerin/des Tänzers
2) (= composure) Gelassenheit f; (= self-possession) Selbstsicherheit fher poise as a hostess — ihre Sicherheit als Gastgeberin
to recover or regain one's poise — seine Selbstbeherrschung wiedererlangen
2. vt1) (= balance, hold balanced) balancierenshe poised her pen over her notebook — sie hielt den Kugelschreiber schreibbereit über ihrem Notizblock
2)the diver was poised on the edge of the pool — der Taucher stand sprungbereit auf dem Beckenrand
we sat poised on the edge of our chairs — wir balancierten auf den Stuhlkanten
See:→ also poised3. vi(für einen Moment) unbeweglich bleiben; (bird, helicopter) schweben* * *poise [pɔız]A s1. Gleichgewicht n2. Schwebe(zustand) f(m)3. (Körper-)Haltung f4. figa) (innere) Ausgeglichenheit, Gelassenheit fb) sicheres Auftreten, Sicherheit f, Haltung f5. fig Schwebe f, Unentschiedenheit f:hang at poise sich in der Schwebe befinden6. Gewicht n (der Schnellwaage oder der Uhr)B v/t1. a) ins Gleichgewicht bringenb) im Gleichgewicht haltenc) etwas balancieren:poise o.s. on one’s toes sich auf die Zehenspitzen stellen;b) fig schweben:2. den Kopf, eine Waffe etc haltenC v/i (in der Luft) schweben* * *1. noun 2. transitive verb1) in p.p.be poised for action — einsatzbereit sein; see also poised
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4 personal
1. a личный, персональныйpersonal effects — личные вещи; носильные вещи
2. a юр. движимыйpersonal assets — движимое имущество; личное имущество
3. a задевающий, затрагивающий личностьpersonal remarks — замечания, имеющие целью затронуть или обидеть
personal grievance — ущерб личности; вред для личности
4. a характерный для данного лицаСинонимический ряд:1. arbitrary (adj.) arbitrary; discretionary; judgemental; subjective2. direct (adj.) direct; inside; intimate3. individual (adj.) claimed; exclusive; individual; particular; peculiar; special4. inner (adj.) confidential; inner; internal; private; privy; secret; visceral5. physical (adj.) bodily; corporal; corporeal; physicalАнтонимический ряд:general; public
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