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Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > break off relations
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1) Общая лексика: порвать отношения2) Юридический термин: разрывать отношения3) Реклама: разорвать отношения4) СМИ: прерывать отношения -
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/vt/ разрывать... отношения -
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/vi/ разрывать отношения -
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English-russian dctionary of contemporary Economics > to break off relations
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English-russian dctionary of diplomacy > to break off relations
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7 to break off relations
English-russian dctionary of diplomacy > to break off relations
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■ break offA v. i. + avv.1 spezzarsi; staccarsi: The glass stem broke off in my hands, lo stelo del bicchiere mi si è spezzato in mano; The pole had broken off at its base, il palo si era spezzato alla base2 interrompersi: The talks broke off without any arrangement being reached, le trattative si interruppero senza che fosse stato raggiunto un accordo; He broke off in mid-sentence, si interruppe nel bel mezzo della frase3 fare una pausa (nel lavoro); fermarsi; staccareB v. t. + avv.2 rompere, porre fine a ( un rapporto): to break off diplomatic relations, rompere le relazioni diplomatiche; She decided to break off their engagement, ha deciso di rompere il fidanzamento; to break it off with sb., rompere una relazione sentimentale con q.; rompere con q.3 interrompere: to break off work, interrompere il lavoro; to break off negotiations, interrompere i negoziati. -
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break off а) отламывать The wing of the plane broke off in mid-air and theplane crashed. Mary broke off some of the chocolate to give to the children.б) внезапно прекращать, обрывать (разговор, дружбу, знакомство и т. п.) tobreak off action/combat/the fight mil. выйти из боя Greece broke off relationswith Turkey. Relations between Greece and Turkey have broken off. в) прекра-щать говорить Jim was in the middle of a funny story when he broke off toanswer the telephone. Jim broke off telling the story to answer the telephone. -
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1. Ihis voice broke off он внезапно замолчал; resume where one broke off начать с того, на чем остановился; it is time to break off пора кончать [работу]2. IIIbreak off smth. /smth. off/1)break off a twig (a branch, a handle, etc.) отламывать /отрывать/ прутик и т. д., he broke off a piece of chocolate and offered it to me он отломил кусочек шоколада и угостил меня2)break off the pursuit (the trading connections, negotiations /talks/, etc.) приостановить /прервать/ преследование и т. д.; break off a marriage расстроить брак; break off one's engagement расторгнуть помолвку; break off one's studies (a conversation) прервать /прекратить/ занятия (разговор); break off one's speech прервать /не закончить/ речь, остановиться в середине речи; break off a habit избавиться /отучиться/ от привычки3. XIVbreak off doing smth. break off talking (singing, laughing, crying, etc.) прекращать разговаривать и т. д.4. XVI1) break off for some time break off for a few seconds (for ten minutes, for an hour, etc.) сделать перерыв на несколько секунд и т. д.; break off for the day кончать /прекращать/ работу; break off at some time break off at noon прекратить /кончить/ работу в полдень; break off at /In/ some place he broke off at /in/ the middle of a sentence он остановился на полуслове; break off for smth. the whole cast broke off for coffee in the middle of the rehearsal вся труппа сделала перерыв в середине репетиции, чтобы выпить кофе2) break off with smb. break off with one's old friends порвать со своими старыми друзьями5. XXI1break off smth. with smb. break off all relations with smb. прекратить всякие отношения с кем-л.6. XXVbreak off as... "As for me...", he broke off as she came out of her room "Что касается меня...".- он остановился /замолчал/, когда она появилась из своей комнаты -
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1. transitive verbabbrechen; auflösen [Verlobung]2. intransitive verb1) abbrechen2) (cease) aufhören* * *(to stop: She broke off in the middle of a sentence.) abbrechen* * *I. vt▪ to \break off off ⇆ sth1. (separate forcefully) etw abbrechen2. (terminate) etw beendento \break off off an engagement eine Verlobung lösento \break off off one's friendship with sb jdm die Freundschaft aufkündigen gehto \break off off a relationship eine Beziehung beendenhe tried to \break off it off with her er versuchte, mit ihr Schluss zu machento \break off off talks Gespräche abbrechenII. vi1. (separate) abbrechen* * *vivt sep3) twig, piece of chocolate etc abbrechen4) negotiations, relations abbrechen; engagement lösenshe's broken it off — sie hat die Verlobung gelöst
* * *A v/t2. eine Rede, eine Freundschaft etc abbrechen, Schweigen etc (unter)brechen, Schluss machen mit:break off one’s engagement seine Verlobung lösen, sich entloben;break off negotiations die Verhandlungen abbrechen3. break off work die Arbeit unterbrechen, (eine) Pause machenB v/i1. abbrechen ( from von)2. in der Rede etc (plötzlich) abbrechen3. die Arbeit unterbrechen, (eine) Pause machen:break off for tea eine Teepause machen* * *1. transitive verbabbrechen; auflösen [Verlobung]2. intransitive verbbreak it off [with somebody] — sich von jemandem trennen
1) abbrechen2) (cease) aufhören* * *n.Abbrechung f. v.abbrechen v.aufhören v. -
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დაშორებაit took all my strength to break off the branch ტოტის მოსატეხად მთელი ღონე დაჭმირდა -
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(to stop: She broke off in the middle of a sentence.) detenerse1) v + o + adv, v + adv + oa) ( detach) partirb) \<\<engagement/diplomatic relations\>\> romper*2) v + adva) (snap off, come free) \<\<piece of ice\>\> desprenderseb) ( stop talking) parar (de hablar), detenerse*1. VT + ADV1) [+ piece etc] partir2) (=end) [+ engagement, talks] romper; (Mil) [+ action] terminar2. VI + ADV1) [piece of rock, ice, handle] desprenderse; [twig, segment of orange] desgajarse2) (=stop) interrumpirse, pararse* * *1) v + o + adv, v + adv + oa) ( detach) partirb) \<\<engagement/diplomatic relations\>\> romper*2) v + adva) (snap off, come free) \<\<piece of ice\>\> desprenderseb) ( stop talking) parar (de hablar), detenerse* -
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v.1 partir, desprender (detach) (twig, handle)2 romper (terminate) (relations, engagement)3 arrancar, desgajar.4 suspender de pronto, dar por terminado, dejar sin acabar.5 romper relaciones.6 quebrarse, troncharse.7 detenerse de repente, pararse de repente.8 fracasar.9 romper a.10 dejar de hablar, callar súbitamente.11 declararse, propagarse.vi.1 partirse, desprenderse (become detached)2 interrumpirse (stop talking) -
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Дипломатический термин: порвать консульские отношения, разорвать консульские отношенияУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > break off consular relations
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16 break off diplomatic relations
Военный термин: порвать дипломатические отношения, разорвать дипломатические отношенияУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > break off diplomatic relations
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English-Ukrainian law dictionary > break off diplomatic relations
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20 break off consular relations
Англо-русский дипломатический словарь > break off consular relations
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