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̈ɪˈpænɪk I
1. сущ.
1) паника, переполох, тревога panic among the population ≈ паника среди населения to avert, prevent panic ≈ предотвращать, предупреждать панику to cause, create panic ≈ производить замешательство to feel panic at ≈ испытывать замешательство при( мысли) to spread panic ≈ сеять панику panic spreads ≈ паника распространяется panic subsides ≈ паника затихает They felt panic at the thought of leaving their family. ≈ Они испытывали замешательство при мысли об уходе из семьи. Syn: scare
2) амер.;
сл. шутка
2. прил. панический
3. гл.
1) пугать, наводить панику Guests panicked and screamed when the bomb exploded. ≈ Когда разорвалась бомба, гости закричали и очень испугались. Syn: fear
2) впасть в панику, потерять голову
3) амер.;
сл. приводить в восторг( публику) ;
вызывать смех, насмешки II сущ.;
бот. щетинник итальянский, могар, просо итальянское паника - * on the Stock Exchange паника на бирже - to create a * создавать панику - they fled in a * они в панике бажали - to throw a crowd into a * приводить толпу в паническое состояние (американизм) (сленг) забава, шутка - his costume is a * его костюм просто умора( американизм) (сленг) забавный, занятный человек панический - in * fear в паническом страхе - the * press панически настроенная пресса пугать, приводить в ужас впадать в панику, терять голову - she *ked... then she pulled herself together ее охватила паника... но потом она взяла себя в руки - the crowd *ked в толпе началась паника (американизм) (сленг) приводить в восторг( публику) ;
вызывать аплодисменты - the performer *ked the audience исполнитель привел зрителей в восторг вызывать смех, насмешки - your complaints * me ваши жалобы вызывают у меня смех panic амер. жарг. забава, шутка ~ паника ~ панический ~ амер. жарг. приводить в восторг (публику) ;
вызывать смех, насмешки ~ пугать, наводить панику ~ бот. щетинник итальянский, могар, просо итальянское -
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I ['pænɪk] 1. сущ.1) паника, переполох, тревогаto avert / prevent panic — предотвращать, предупреждать панику
to cause / create panic — производить замешательство
They felt panic at the thought of leaving their family. — Они испытывали замешательство при мысли об уходе из семьи.
2) амер.; разг. шутка2. прил. 3. гл.1) пугать, наводить панику2) паниковать, впадать в панику, терять головуGuests panicked when the bomb exploded. — Когда взорвалась бомба, гости запаниковали.
Syn:3) амер.; разг. приводить в восторг ( публику); вызывать смех, насмешкиII ['pænɪk] сущ.; бот.щетинник итальянский, могар, просо итальянское -
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1) причина, мотив, спонука, підстава ( чогось); судова справа; судовий процес2) розпоряджатися, віддавати розпорядження; веліти, примушувати; завдавати, спричиняти•cause the death of by criminal means — = cause the death of a person by criminal means спричинити смерть злочинним способом (особі)
- cause a dangercause the death of a person by criminal means — = cause the death of by criminal means
- cause a loss
- cause a panic
- cause a physical injury
- cause a scandal
- cause an accident
- cause an explosion
- cause and effect
- cause before the High Court
- cause book
- cause-books
- cause celebre
- cause collectively
- cause concern
- cause damage
- cause death
- cause death accidentally
- cause destruction
- cause disturbance
- cause disturbances
- cause-effect relation
- cause fire
- cause for divorce
- cause grievous bodily harm
- cause in law
- cause inconvenience
- cause international scandal
- cause intoxication
- cause list
- cause of accident
- cause of accusation
- cause of action
- cause-of-action estoppel
- cause of arrest
- cause of cancellation
- cause of charge
- cause of crime
- cause of damage
- cause of death
- cause of discontent
- cause of divorce
- cause of justice
- cause of loss
- cause of offence
- cause of offense
- cause offence
- cause offense
- cause people's deaths
- cause smth. to be done
- cause suspicion
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[΄pænik]1. n խուճապ, հանկարծական սար սափ. cause/create panic խուճապ առա ջաց նել. siezed by panicսարսափով/ահով բռնված. throw into a panic խուճապի մատնել.2. v խու ճապ առաջացնել, խուճապի մեջ ընկնել -
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1 noun∎ she was close to panic elle était au bord de l'affolement;∎ to get into a panic over or about sth s'affoler à cause de qch;∎ it started a panic on the stock exchange cela a semé la panique à la Bourse;∎ to throw sb into a panic affoler qn;∎ familiar it was panic stations! ça a été la panique générale!∎ I was in a mad panic to get to the airport c'était la panique pour aller à l'aéroport□ ;∎ what's the panic? ne vous affolez pas!□ ;∎ there's no panic! il n'y a pas le feu!∎ it was a panic! c'était à hurler de rire!s'affoler;∎ don't panic! ne vous affolez pas!;∎ he's starting to panic about the wedding il commence à s'affoler à la perspective de ce mariageaffoler;∎ the news panicked the government into action la panique provoquée par cette nouvelle a poussé le gouvernement à l'action;∎ she was panicked into accepting sous le coup de la panique, elle a accepté►► panic attack crise f de panique;panic bolt barre f antipanique;panic button signal m d'alarme;∎ familiar to hit the panic button paniquer□, flipper;panic buying (gén) = achats massifs provoqués par la crainte de la pénurie; Stock Exchange achats mpl de précaution;Botany panic grass panic m;panic measures mesures fpl dictées par la panique;panic reaction réaction f de panique;Stock Exchange panic selling ventes fpl de précaution -
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panic [ˈpænɪk]1. nounpanique f• don't panic! (inf) pas de panique ![+ person] faire paniquer• they were panicked by the prospect of... ils étaient pris de panique à la perspective de...4. compounds* * *['pænɪk] 1.noun affolement m2. 3.to get into a panic — s'affoler ( about à cause de)
transitive verb (p prés etc - ck-) affoler [person, animal]; semer la panique dans [crowd]4.intransitive verb (p prés etc - ck-) s'affoler -
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A n1 gen panique f, affolement m ; in a panic dans l'affolement ; to get into a panic s'affoler, être pris de panique (about à cause de) ; to throw sb into a panic affoler qn ; the news threw the city into a panic la nouvelle a semé la panique dans la ville ;2 ○ US she's a panic elle est impayable ○.C vtr affoler, paniquer ○ [person, animal] ; semer la panique dans [crowd] ; to be panicked into doing se laisser affoler et faire.D vi [person, animal, crowd] s'affoler, paniquer ○ ; don't panic! pas de panique! ; to panic at the idea/sight of s'affoler à l'idée/la vue de. -
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I ['pænɪk] nпаника, панический страх, смятение, замешательствоThey felt panic at the thought of leaving their family. — Они впали в панику при мысли об уходе из семьи.
- in a panic-stricken attempt to free herself from the attackerThey fled in a panic. — Они в панике бежали
- avert panic
- cause panic
- create panic
- feel panic at the mere thought of it
- throw the crowd into a panic
- be panicked
- be in panic
- panic spreads
- panic subsides II ['pænɪk] vпаниковать, впадать в панику, терять голову от страха, наводить панику, пугатьDon't panic! — Не впадай в панику! /Не паникуй!
Guests panicked and screamed when the fire started. — Когда начался пожар, гости запаниковали и закричали
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nto create a panic — создавать / вызывать панику
to spread panic among smb — порождать / распространять панику среди кого-л.
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Общая лексика: порождать панику, создавать панику -
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to cause/to arouse (to spread) panic вызывать (сеять) панику -
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жен. panic, scare охваченный паникой ≈ planet-struck впадать в панику не впадать в панику быть в панике не поддаваться панике сеять паникупаник|а - ж. panic, scare;
быть в ~е be* panic-stricken;
наводить ~у create/cause a panic;
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Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > переполох
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1) (cause to go) schicken; senden (geh.)send somebody to boarding school/university — jemanden ins Internat/auf die Universität schicken
send somebody on a course/tour — jemanden in einen Kurs/auf eine Tour schicken
she sends her best wishes/love — sie lässt grüßen/herzlich grüßen
send [somebody] apologies/congratulations — sich [bei jemandem] entschuldigen lassen/[jemandem] seine Glückwünsche übermitteln
send somebody home/to bed — jemanden nach Hause/ins Bett schicken; see also academic.ru/82903/word">word 1. 6)
2) (propel)send a rocket into space — eine Rakete in den Weltraum schießen
send somebody sprawling/reeling — jemanden zu Boden strecken/ins Wanken bringen; see also fly II 1. 3)
3)send somebody mad or crazy — jemanden verrückt machen (ugs.)
Phrasal Verbs:- send ahead- send away- send back- send down- send for- send in- send off- send on- send out- send up* * *[send]past tense, past participle - sent; verb1) (to cause or order to go or be taken: The teacher sent the disobedient boy to the headmaster; She sent me this book.) schicken2) (to move rapidly or with force: He sent the ball right into the goal.) senden3) (to cause to go into a certain, usually bad, state: The news sent them into a panic.) machen•- sender- send away for
- send down
- send for
- send in
- send off
- send off for
- send out
- send someone packing / send someone about his business
- send packing / send someone about his business
- send someone packing / send about his business
- send packing / send about his business* * *<sent, sent>[send]I. vt1. (forward)▪ to \send [sb] sth [or to \send sth to sb] jdm etw [zu]schickento \send sth by airmail/post etw per Luftpost/mit der Post schickento \send cash/a cheque Bargeld/einen Scheck schickento \send one's comments about sth etw kommentierento \send flowers/a telegram to sb jdm Blumen/ein Telegramm schickento \send invitations Einladungen verschickento \send sb a message/warning jdm eine Nachricht/Warnung zukommen lassento \send a signal to sb jdm etw signalisierenshe sent word with her secretary that... sie ließ durch ihre Sekretärin mitteilen, dass...2. (pass on)▪ to \send sb sth [or to \send sth to sb] jdm etw übermitteln [lassen]be sure to \send my compliments to the chef ein Kompliment an den Küchenchef [o die Küche]Maggie \sends her love and hopes you'll feel better soon Maggie lässt dich grüßen und wünscht dir gute Besserungbe sure to \send them my regrets bitte entschuldige mich bei ihnenshe sent a message with John to say that she couldn't come sie ließ durch John ausrichten, dass sie nicht kommen konnte3. (dispatch)▪ to \send sb somewhere jdn irgendwohin schicken▪ to \send sb to do sth jdn schicken, etw zu tunto \send sb to prison jdn ins Gefängnis steckento \send reinforcements Verstärkung schickento \send sb on a trip jdn auf eine Reise schicken4. (transmit)▪ to \send sth etw senden [o übertragen]to \send a message in Morse code eine Nachricht morsento \send a signal ein Signal aussenden5. (propel)▪ to \send sth somewhere etw irgendwohin bewegenthe force of the blast sent shock waves in all directions durch die Wucht der Explosion breitete sich in allen Richtungen eine Druckwelle aus6. (cause)her jokes sent me into fits of laughter über ihre Witze musste ich schallend lachenwatching television always \sends me to sleep beim Fernsehen schlafe ich immer ein▪ to \send sb/sth doing sth dazu führen, dass jd/etw etw tutthe dry weather has sent vegetable prices soaring durch das trockene Wetter sind die Gemüsepreise in die Höhe geschnelltthe news sent him running back to the house die Nachricht ließ ihn wieder ins Haus laufento \send sb into a panic jdn in Panik versetzento \send shivers down sb's spine jdm Schauer über den Rücken jagento \send sb crazy [or mad] /wild jdn verrückt/wild machen▪ to \send sb jdn emotional treffen9.▶ to \send sb to Coventry jdn schneiden▶ to \send sb flying jdn zu Boden schickenII. viwe have to \send to Ireland to get a replacement wir müssen Irland informieren, um einen Ersatz zu bekommenis there any way we can \send to warn him? können wir ihm irgendwie eine Warnung zukommen lassen?* * *[send] pret, ptp sent1. vt1) (= dispatch) schicken; letter, messenger schicken, senden; (= send off) letter abschicken; (RAD) radio wave ausstrahlen; signal, SOS senden; (through wires) übermitteln; data senden, übertragenthe satellite sends signals (to us) — der Satellit sendet Signale aus/sendet uns Signale
to send sb to prison/to his death —
to send sb on a course/tour — jdn auf einen or zu einem Kurs/auf eine Tour schicken
2)she sends her love/congratulations/apologies etc — sie lässt grüßen/ihre Glückwünsche ausrichten/sich entschuldigen etc
send him my love/best wishes — grüßen Sie ihn von mir
he/the explosion sent everything crashing to the ground — er/die Explosion ließ alles krachend zu Boden fallen
the blow sent him sprawling —
the fire sent everyone running out of the building the blue ball sent the red across the table — das Feuer ließ alle das Gebäude fluchtartig verlassen die blaue Kugel ließ die rote über den Tisch rollen
his speech sent a wave of excitement through the audience — seine Rede ließ eine Woge der Aufregung durch die Zuschauer gehen
the decision sent shock waves through the motor industry — die Entscheidung hat die Autobranche erschüttert
the explosion had sent the spaceship off course — die Explosion hatte das Raumschiff vom Kurs abgebracht
4)(= cause to become, cause to go)
this sent him into a real fury — das machte ihn fürchterlich wütendthat tune/he sends me — der Song/Typ haut mich um (inf), ich bin ganz hin und weg von dem Song/ihm (sl)
See:→ sent2. vishe sent to say that... — sie ließ sagen or ausrichten or bestellen, dass...
* * *send1 [send]A v/t prät und pperf sent [sent]1. jemanden senden, schicken:send sb after sb jemanden jemandem nachschicken;send sb off the field SPORT jemanden vom Platz stellen;send sb to buy some cigarettes jemanden zum Zigarettenholen schicken2. (to) etwas, auch Grüße, Hilfe etc senden, schicken (dat oder an akk), Ware etc versenden, -schicken (an akk)3. den Ball, eine Kugel etc senden, jagen, schießen5. (mit adj oder ppr) machen:6. (von Gott, dem Schicksal etc)a) sendenb) geben, gewährenc) machen:God send it may not be so! gebe Gott, es möge nicht so sein!7. einen Blick etc senden:8. ELEK senden, übertragen9. sl jemanden total anmachen umg (Musik etc)B v/i1. send fora) nach jemandem schicken, jemanden kommen lassen, jemanden holen oder rufen (lassen), jemanden zu sich bitten,2. we sent after him wir schickten ihm jemanden nach3. ELEK sendensend2 [send] s1. SCHIFF Triebkraft f, Druck m (der Wellen)2. fig Impuls m, Antrieb m* * *1) (cause to go) schicken; senden (geh.)send somebody to boarding school/university — jemanden ins Internat/auf die Universität schicken
send somebody on a course/tour — jemanden in einen Kurs/auf eine Tour schicken
she sends her best wishes/love — sie lässt grüßen/herzlich grüßen
send [somebody] apologies/congratulations — sich [bei jemandem] entschuldigen lassen/[jemandem] seine Glückwünsche übermitteln
send somebody home/to bed — jemanden nach Hause/ins Bett schicken; see also word 1. 6)
2) (propel)send somebody sprawling/reeling — jemanden zu Boden strecken/ins Wanken bringen; see also fly II 1. 3)
3)send somebody mad or crazy — jemanden verrückt machen (ugs.)
Phrasal Verbs:- send for- send in- send off- send on- send out- send up* * *v.(§ p.,p.p.: sent)= abschicken v.befördern v.schicken v.senden v.(§ p.,pp.: sandte (sendete), gesandt (gesendet))zusenden v. -
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1. transitive verb,- pp- schlagen2. intransitive verb,- pp-1) [Flügel:] schlagen; [Segel, Fahne, Vorhang:] flattern2)somebody's ears were flapping — (was very interested) jemand spitzte die Ohren
3) (fig. coll.): (panic) die Nerven verlieren3. noun1) Klappe, die; (seal on envelope, tongue of shoe) Lasche, die2) (fig. coll.): (panic)* * *[flæp] 1. noun1) (anything broad or wide that hangs loosely: a flap of canvas.) der Lappen2) (the sound made when such a thing moves: We could hear the flap of the flag blowing in the wind.) der Schlag3) (great confusion or panic: They are all in a terrible flap.) die Aufregung2. verb1) (to (make something) move with the sound of a flap: the leaves were flapping in the breeze; The bird flapped its wings.) hin und her bewegen, schlagen* * *[flæp]I. vt<- pp->II. vi<- pp->1. (fly) flatternthe geese have \flapped slowly out of sight die Gänse sind langsam davongeflattert; wings schlagen; door klappern2. (flutter) flatternthe sails \flapped in the wind die Segel flatterten im Winddon't \flap! reg dich nicht auf!III. n\flap of flesh Fleischfetzen mpocket \flap Taschenklappe f\flap of skin Hautlappen mwhat was the big \flap about? warum waren denn alle so aus dem Häuschen? fam6.▶ to cause a \flap [einen Sturm der] Entrüstung auslösen* * *[flp]1. na flap of skin — ein Hautfetzen m; (Med) ein Hautlappen m
3)4) (Brit inf) helle Aufregung, Panik fto get in(to) a flap — in helle Aufregung geraten, ins Flattern geraten (inf)
2. vihis coat flapped about his legs — der Mantel schlackerte ihm um die Beine (inf)
his ears were flapping (inf) — er spitzte die Ohren
2) (Brit inf) in heller Aufregung seindon't flap — reg dich nicht auf
there's no need to flap —
she's been flapping around all morning — sie rennt schon den ganzen Morgen wie ein aufgescheuchtes Huhn durch die Gegend (inf)
3. vthe flapped the newspaper at the fly — er schlug or klatschte mit der Zeitung nach der Fliege
* * *flap [flæp]A s1. Flattern n (auch von Segeln etc), (Flügel) Schlag m2. Schlag m, Klaps mb) (weiche) (Hut) Krempe4. Klappe f, Falltür f5. (Verschluss)Klappe f (einer Handtasche, eines Briefumschlags, eines Ventils etc), Lasche f (eines Kartons):7. Klappe f (eines Buchumschlags)8. Lasche f (am Schuh)a) Lappen mflap of the ear Ohrläppchen n10. umg helle Aufregung:be in a flap in heller Aufregung sein;B v/tshe flapped a newspaper at the fly sie schlug mit einer Zeitung nach der Fliege3. werfen:flap down hinwerfen;flap the door die Tür zuwerfenC v/i1. flattern:2. mit den Flügeln schlagen, flattern:flap off davonflattern3. klatschen, schlagen ( beide:against gegen)4. umg panikena) in heller Aufregung seinb) in helle Aufregung geraten:don’t flap, we’ll find it nur keine Panik, wir werden es schon finden5. US umg quasseln* * *1. transitive verb,- pp- schlagen2. intransitive verb,flap its wings — mit den Flügeln schlagen; (at short intervals) [mit den Flügeln] flattern
- pp-1) [Flügel:] schlagen; [Segel, Fahne, Vorhang:] flattern2)somebody's ears were flapping — (was very interested) jemand spitzte die Ohren
3) (fig. coll.): (panic) die Nerven verlieren3. noun1) Klappe, die; (seal on envelope, tongue of shoe) Lasche, die2) (fig. coll.): (panic)* * *n.Klappe -n f.Schlag -¨e m. v.klappen v. -
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[send]past tense, past participle - sent; verb1) (to cause or order to go or be taken: The teacher sent the disobedient boy to the headmaster; She sent me this book.) sende2) (to move rapidly or with force: He sent the ball right into the goal.) sende; skyde3) (to cause to go into a certain, usually bad, state: The news sent them into a panic.) bringe•- sender- send away for
- send down
- send for
- send in
- send off
- send off for
- send out
- send someone packing / send someone about his business
- send packing / send someone about his business
- send someone packing / send about his business
- send packing / send about his business* * *[send]past tense, past participle - sent; verb1) (to cause or order to go or be taken: The teacher sent the disobedient boy to the headmaster; She sent me this book.) sende2) (to move rapidly or with force: He sent the ball right into the goal.) sende; skyde3) (to cause to go into a certain, usually bad, state: The news sent them into a panic.) bringe•- sender- send away for
- send down
- send for
- send in
- send off
- send off for
- send out
- send someone packing / send someone about his business
- send packing / send someone about his business
- send someone packing / send about his business
- send packing / send about his business
См. также в других словарях:
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