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141 проводить I
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1. (вн., направляя, помогать пройти) take* (smb.), lead* (smb.), escort( smb.), conduct( smb.) ;
провести ребёнка через улицу take* а child* across the street;
провести лодку через пороги steer а boat through rapids;
2. ( тв., по дт.;
делать скользящее движение) pass ( smth. over) ;
провести ладонью пo лбу pass one`s hand over one`s forehead;
3. (вн., обозначать) draw* (smth.) ;
провести черту draw* а line;
провести границу draw* а boundary:
4. (вн.;
прокладывать, сооружать) build* (smth.) ;
install (smth.) ;
~ железную дорогу build* a railway;
~ водопровод, электричество lay* on water, electricity;
5. (вн., мысль, идею) develop( smth.), propound( smth.) ;
6. (вн., добиваться утверждения) carry through( smth.), get* (smth.) accepted;
провести предложение get* a proposal accepted;
7. (вн., осуществлять) carry out( smth.), conduct (smth.) ;
~ независимую внешнюю политику pursue independent foreign policy;
~ собрание hold* a meeting;
~ кампанию conduct a campaign;
~ опыт carry out an experiment;
~ испытание conduct a test;
~ репетицию hold*/have* a rehearsal;
~ уборку урожая bring* in a harvest;
8. (вн.;
время) spend* (smth.), pass (smth.) ;
провести лето на юге spend* а summer in the south;
весело провести праздники have* а good time on holidays;
9. тк. несов. (вн., быть проводником электрического тока и т. п.) conduct (smth.) ;
металлы проводят электричество metals conduct electricity;
10. (вн.) разг. (обманывать) fool (smth.), cheat( smb.) ;
его не проведёшь you can`t fool him;
провести что-л. в жизнь put* smth. into practice.Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > проводить I
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