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41 шпаргалка
2) Colloquial: crib note, cheat note (тж cheat sheet), crib sheet4) School: cheat sheet (тж. cheat note A cheat sheet can be defined as a piece of paper with information written on it that will aid the person when taking a test. Usually) -
42 плут
trickster, cheat, swindler, knave; rogue шутл.* * ** * *trickster, cheat, swindler, knave; rogue шутл.* * *bilkerblacklegbunco-steerercheatfakerhumbugjugglerknavepicaroonrascalroguescaramouchsharperswindlertrickstervarlet -
43 изменять
1) General subject: alter, be unfaithful, betray, break, change, desert, doctor, emend (текст), emendate (текст), fail, go back (друзьям), inflect, metamorphose, misconduct, modify, readjust, reconsider (решение), reverse, revise, shift, (тайно) tamper, (тайно) tamperer, tone (тон, цвет), transfigure, transform, turn, turn round (свои взгляды, политику и т. п.), two time, two-time (мужу, жене), vary, veer (взгляды и т. п.), violate, be unfaithful to (мужу, жене), play somebody false (мужу, жене), cheat on (напр.,... me with... -... мне с... (кем-л.)), cheat (on; партнёру)2) Naval: disguise3) Medicine: distort5) Obsolete: hornify6) Military: defect, retarget (боевую задачу в ходе выполнения)8) Jocular: transmogrify, transmogrify (странным, причудливым или нелепым образом)9) Economy: realign10) Accounting: dub (напр. ход развития)11) Australian slang: screw around on (жене и т.п.), sell down the river12) Automobile industry: alternate15) Politics: redefine17) Oil: changing18) Ecology: tamper19) Business: update20) Polymers: convert22) Marine science: (видо) modify23) leg.N.P. amend (e.g., an existing law, constitution, or code), change (e.g., an opinion, a course of voyage)24) Makarov: modulate, switch, tamper with, transform (внешний вид), transform (природу чего-л., характер), trend, fall away, cheat on (супругу)25) Gold mining: updated26) oil&gas: adjust (курс, цены, тарифы и т.д.)28) Microsoft: edit -
44 жулик
swindler, cheat(er), trickster* * ** * *swindler, cheat(er), trickster, filcher, pilferer* * *bilkerbunco-steerercheatfakergrafterhumbugknavelurcherphonypicaroonrascalroguesharperswindlertrickstervarlet -
45 мошенник
swindler, cheat(er); коллект. rascaldom* * ** * *swindler, cheat(er); rascaldom* * *bilkerbunco-steerercheatchevaliercon-manfakerfraudgraftergyphumbugimpostorknavelurcherpicaroonrascalroguerooksharpersharpyswindlertrickstervarlet -
46 обдурить
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47 обжуливать
(кого-л.); разг.
cheat* * ** * *обжуливать; обжулить ; cheat, swindle, gyp* * *fakefinagle -
48 обманывать
(кого-л./что-л.)
1) deceive, cheat; trick; swindle (мошеннически)
2) disappoint, let down
3) betray (someone's trust); fail to live up to (надежды и т.п.)* * ** * *deceive, cheat; trick; swindle* * *beguilebetrayblinkercheatcomecounterfeitdeceitdeceivedefrauddisappointdodufffalsifyfoolgammonhocusimposemisleadmumpniggleshortchangespooftrapvictimize -
49 обмануть
1. bamboozle2. hoodwink3. circumvent4. deceive; cheat5. beguile6. bluff7. cheatон обманул тебя, он мошенник и к тому же трус — he cheated you, he is a sham and a coward as well
8. chisel9. counterfeit10. defraud11. delude12. disappoint13. fool14. fox15. gouge16. gull17. jilt18. jockey19. juggle20. rook21. swindle22. take in23. trickвторой раз этот номер не пройдёт, больше вы меня не обманете — you shall not serve that trick twice
Синонимический ряд:1. изменив (глаг.) изменив; нарушить супружескую верность2. проведя (глаг.) нагрев; надув; обведя; обдув; обдурив; обжулив; облапошив; обмишулив; обморочив; обойдя; оболванив; обставив; объегорив; объехав; одурачив; околпачив; оплетя; проведя3. соблазнив (глаг.) обольстив; соблазнив; совратив4. соврав (глаг.) залив; набрехав; наврав; наплетя; отлить пулю; приврав; развести турусы на колесах; сбрехав; сбрехнув; соврав; солгав; сочинив; сплетя -
50 вести себя нечестно
Универсальный русско-английский словарь > вести себя нечестно
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51 изменять мужу
1) General subject: be unfaithful to one's husband, be untrue to husband, cuckold, to be untrue to ( one's) husband, cheat on the husband2) Taboo: (о женщине) cheat, (о женщине) cheater, (о женщине) cuckold, kick it, make horns, step out on somebody, two-time somebody, yard -
52 костёр кровельный
1) Biology: cheat grass (Bromus tectorum), cheatgrass brome (Bromus tectorum), downy brome (Bromus tectorum), downy brome grass (Bromus tectorum), drooping brome (Bromus tectorum)2) Botanical term: cheat (Bromus tectorum), cheatgra'ss (Bromus tectorum), chess (Bromus tectorum)3) Agriculture: broncho grass (Bromus tectorum), downy chess (Bromus tectorum), drooping bromegrass (Bromus tectorum) -
53 махлевать
Colloquial: cheat, stack the deck against (smb.), swindle (-Давай сыграем в карты.-Давай. Только чур не махлевать.-Let's play cards.-Sure. But swear you won't cheat.; стараться обмануть, схитрить to try to make money off smb. through deception) -
54 мухлевать
1) General subject: load2) Colloquial: cheat, stack the deck against (smb.), swindle (-Давай сыграем в карты.-Давай. Только чур не махлевать.-Let's play cards.-Sure. But swear you won't cheat.; стараться обмануть, схитрить to try to make money off smb. through deception), cut corners3) Jargon: fiddle -
55 мы дали честное слово не списывать на экзамене
Универсальный русско-английский словарь > мы дали честное слово не списывать на экзамене
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56 нарушать соглашение
1) General subject: be in violation of2) Diplomatic term: break an agreement3) Patents: infringe an agreement4) Mass media: breach accord, infringe the agreement5) Makarov: cheat on accord, cheat on the agreement, contravene accordУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > нарушать соглашение
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57 памятка
1) General subject: check list, jotting, memorandum, mental note ( special attention with intent to remember) (которая делается без записей, в уме человека; о чем-л.), refresher, wallet card, Handout2) Computers: memo3) Military: instruction booklet, instruction pamphlet, instruction sheet, instructional pamphlet, summary sheet4) Construction: memory card5) Mining: ABC6) Business: reminder7) Sakhalin energy glossary: checklist8) Education: resource pack of information9) Chemical weapons: handbook10) Security: reminder card11) Logistics: survival pamphlet12) Phraseological unit: cheat sheet (If you have trouble remembering all the trigonometric identities, the book has a cheat sheet in back that lists them.) -
58 разводить
1) General subject: breed, bring, cultivate, dilute, divorce, garden, incubate (бактерии и т. п.), mix, propagate, raise (птицу, скот), relieve, separate, set, water down, rear, sever (in the sense of separating two (usually) entities or concepts)2) Biology: crossbreed3) Colloquial: cheat (разводить на деньги - cheat smbd out of his/her/their money), shaft, grift4) Military: disengage (ВС сторон)5) Engineering: dismantle, dissolve, draw (мост), force apart, open the cotter pin, reduce, strike out, drive apart6) Chemistry: plate8) Automobile industry: open (концы шплинта), pull, spread (шплинт)9) Forestry: spring-set10) Business: start11) Crystallography: grow12) Drilling: open out14) Automation: open (напр. концы шплинта), set (зубья пилы), swage15) Marine science: hatch16) Makarov: break up (дрожжи), plant, plant (устриц, рыбу и т.п. в водоём), preserve (животных, птиц, рыбу в заповеднике), rear (животных), spread (шплинт, рельсы), thin, dilute with -
59 разводить на деньги
1) Colloquial: cheat (cheat smbd out of his/her/their money)2) Jargon: deceive into parting with money (slang)Универсальный русско-английский словарь > разводить на деньги
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60 списывать
1) General subject: amortize, charge off (как израсходованное со счёта), copy, mark off, pay off, plagiarize, write, amortise, (на что-л.) write off2) Colloquial: cheat off (контрольную работу и т.п. / a test, etc.)4) Engineering: discard5) Economy: mark off (при оплате), retire6) Accounting: amortize (нематериальные активы), write off (со счета)7) School: cheat (на экзамене), crib8) Oil: write off9) Business: reject10) EBRD: debit, deduct, wipe out, write down (частично)11) Quality control: discard (за негодностью)12) SAP.tech. charge off13) Journalism: scrap (debts / долги)
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