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1 неожиданно встретить знакомого
1) General subject: run across a friend, come cross a friend2) Makarov: come across a friendУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > неожиданно встретить знакомого
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2 встретиться
1) General subject: cross somebody's path (кому-либо), encounter, forgather, get together, happen in, meet, occur, rencounter, see, (случайно или запланированно - with someone - с кем-л.) meet up (I was so pleased to meet up with my old friend after all these years), lock (о взглядах)2) Sports: clash (в матче - о командах), encounter (с противником)3) Mathematics: be faced, be found, be seen in, come across4) Diplomatic term: have an appointment5) Jargon: (с друзьями) hook up (We'll hook up later. - Встретимся позже. До встречи.), bump (с кем-то)6) Marine science: incur7) Makarov: encounter (в бою и т.п.), cross path's (с кем-л.) -
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1) General subject: administer, aid, aliment, assist, assist (into, up, across), avail, back, bear a hand, beet, befriend, benefit, boot, crutch, do somebody good, encourage, favor, favour, forward, give a knee, go to the rescue, hand (войти в вагон), help, help on, hold a candle to (кому-л.), jog (кому-л.), lend a hand, lend a helping hand, minister, oblige, offer a knee, promote, prop, rally, redound, redound to, second, see through, serve, stand by, stand in, strike a blow, strike a blow for, succour, support (материально), help through, render assistance, jog memory (кому-л.), tide over (перенести что-л.), stand by (кому-л.), reach out (to), faciliate2) Medicine: facilitate3) American: subvene4) Obsolete: hold hand5) Poetical language: friend6) Latin: adiuvo8) Mathematics: aid in, contribute to, further, serve to10) Economy: accommodate11) Australian slang: chip in12) Diplomatic term: stand by (кому-л., чему-л.)13) Jargon: straighten (someone)14) Makarov: prop up, carry through, cocker up, come to the rescue, do good (кому-л.)15) Phraseological unit: carry water for
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