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Макаров: выступить в защиту (кого-л. чего-л.), выступить в пользу (кого-л. чего-л.)Универсальный англо-русский словарь > come down on the side of
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решать, принимать решение в пользу, вставать на сторонуАнгло-русский большой универсальный переводческий словарь > come down on the side of
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3 Come down on one side of the fence or other
IDM1. साथ\Come down on one side of the fence or otherदेना\Come down on one side of the fence or otherया\Come down on one side of the fence or otherन देनाThey are on the same side of fence in this matter.English-Hindi dictionary > Come down on one side of the fence or other
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стать на ту или иную сторону, сделать выборI shall soon be absolutely obliged to ask you a question, my dear Elliot. Yes, it's a question and a half. Which side of the fence are you coming down on, young man? (C. P. Snow, ‘The Affair’, ch. 22) — Кажется, мне скоро придется задать вам один вопрос, дорогой Эллиот. И это будет всем вопросам вопрос. Вы, собственно, с кем, молодой человек?
Large English-Russian phrasebook > come down on one side or the other of the fence
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1) Общая лексика: стать на сторону победителя (в споре), стать на сторону сильнейшей стороны (в споре)2) Макаров: встать на сторону победителяУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > come down on the right side of the fence
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6 come down on the wrong side of the hedge
Универсальный англо-русский словарь > come down on the wrong side of the hedge
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Новый англо-русский словарь > come down on the right side of the fence
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Встать на сторону победителяDifficulties of the English language (lexical reference) English-Russian dictionary > Come down on the right side of the fence
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стать на сторону победителя [первонач. амер.]Large English-Russian phrasebook > come down on the right side of the fence
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idiomsയോജിക്കുക അല്ലെങ്കില് വിയോജിക്കുകEnglish-Malayalam new dictionary > come down on one side of the fence or other
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принять неправильное / неверное решениеEnglish-russian dctionary of diplomacy > to come down on the wrong side of the hedge
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pieslieties stiprākajai puseiEnglish-Latvian dictionary > to come down on the right side of fence
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13 ■ come down
■ come downv. i. + avv.1 ( di persona) scendere; venire giù: Come down from the ladder!, scendi dalla scala!; to come down to earth, scendere a terra; ( di divinità, ecc.) discendere sulla terra2 ( di cosa) scendere; abbassarsi; calare: The barrier came down with a crash, la barriera si è abbassata rumorosamente; The curtain came down to deafening applause, il sipario è calato tra applausi assordanti3 ► to come, def. 54 ( di valore, prezzo, ecc.) calare; scendere; diminuire; abbassarsi; ridursi: Prices have generally come down, i prezzi si sono quasi tutti abbassati; The temperature has come down, la temperatura è scesa; to come down in price, scendere (o calare) di prezzo7 ( di pioggia, ecc.) cadere; venire giù; ( di nebbia) calare, scendere: It's really coming down, sta piovendo a dirotto; sta diluviando8 venire, arrivare ( dal nord): Yesterday he came down from Manchester, è arrivato ieri da Manchester10 (fam. USA) succedere; capitare: If anything comes down, just whistle, se succede qualcosa, fa' un fischio13 – to come down on, punire severamente; rimproverare; strigliare; essere severo con: The judge came down heavily on him, il giudice è stato severo con lui; He came down really hard on her, è andato giù molto pesante con lei14 – to come down on, esigere da; pretendere da; ingiungere a: They came down on me for an immediate settlement, mi ingiunsero di pagare subito15 – to come down to, ridursi a; trattarsi alla fin fine di: It comes down to your word against his, tutto si riduce alla tua parola contro la sua16 (fam.) – to come down with, prendersi, buscarsi ( una malattia): to come down with flu, prendersi l'influenza; DIALOGO → - Feeling ill- I think I'm coming down with something, credo che mi stia venendo qualcosa; credo che sto covando qualcosa17 (fam., ingl. sett.) – to come down with, tirare fuori, sborsare ( denaro) □ (fam. GB) to come down a peg or two, calare le arie; abbassare la cresta □ ( anche leg.) to come down in favour of, pronunciarsi a favore di □ to come down in sb. 's opinion, calare nella considerazione di q. □ to come down in the world, scendere nella scala sociale; cadere in basso □ (fam.) to come down on sb. like a ton of bricks, fare una sfuriata a q.; levare il pelo a q. □ to come down on the side of, prendere posizione in favore di; schierarsi con □ (fam. USA) to come down the pike, capitare; comparire; succedere; presentarsi □ (fig.) to come down to earth ( with a bump), tornare (di botto) con i piedi sulla terra; essere (bruscamente) richiamato alla realtà □ (fam.) to come down to the wire, essere prossimo alla conclusione; essere in dirittura d'arrivo. -
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come down on а) требовать от кого-л. The debt collector came down on us forpayment. Mother came down on me to clean my room. б) наказывать кого-л. Thecourts will come down (heavily) on young criminals. в) ругать кого-л. Thedirector came down on Jim for being late again. г) решать в пользу кого-л. Thechairman will have to come down on one side or the other soon. -
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фраз. гл.1) уменьшаться, снижатьсяThe price came down. — Цена снизилась.
My weight has come down again. — Я снова похудел(а).
Syn:Ant:2) быть поваленным ( о дереве), сбитым ( о самолёте), снесённым, разрушенным ( о строении)Several trees came down in last night's storm. — Вчерашний ураган повалил несколько деревьев.
Three of the enemy planes came down in the battle. — В бою были сбиты три вражеских самолёта.
The old hotel is coming down and a new one is to be built. — Старый отель скоро снесут и на его месте построят новый.
3) приезжать из столицы на периферию, из центра на окраину, с севера на югAnt:4) брит. вернуться после окончания курса из университета домой; окончить университетI can't come down till I've finished my last examinations. — Я не смогу уехать, пока не сдам последний экзамен.
He has come down from Oxford with a history degree. — Он только что окончил Оксфорд с дипломом историка.
Ant:5) разг. раскошелиться; расщедритьсяIt is time for you now to come down with money for his education. — Сейчас самое время, чтобы ты выложил деньги на его образование.
6) нарк. перестать испытывать воздействие наркотического веществаHe hadn't come down from the drug by the time he got home. — Он всё ещё находился под действием наркотика, когда вернулся домой.
7) ( come down (up)on) разг. бранить, ругать, наказыватьThe director came down on Jim for being late again. — Директор отчитал Джима за очередное опоздание.
8) ( come down (up)on) разг. требовать (чего-л.)Mother came down on me to clean my room. — Мама сказала, чтобы я обязательно убрался в своей комнате.
9) ( come down to) рассматривать что-л., обращаться к чему-л.When we come down to details, the plan seems possible. — Если рассмотреть всё в деталях, план кажется выполнимым.
10) ( come down with) амер. слечь (с какой-л. болезнью); заболеть (чем-л.)Jane has come down with a bad cold. — Джейн слегла с серьёзной простудой.
Syn:11) решать, принимать решение (в чью-л. пользу)to come down in favour of / on the side of smb. / smth. — принимать решение в пользу кого-л. / чего-л., вставать на сторону кого-л. / чего-л.
The Court appears to come down in favour of the company. — Кажется, суд склоняется на сторону компании.
The document does not come down in favour of one particular system. — В документе не отдаётся предпочтения той или иной системе.
The chairman will have to come down on one side or the other soon. — Скоро председателю придётся сделать выбор и поддержать одну из сторон.
••- come down in the world- come down to earth with a bump
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[ʹkʌmʹdaʋn] phr v1. 1) падатьhow the rain is coming down! - какой сильный дождь, идёт!, какой дождь льёт!
2) спадать, ниспадать3) приземляться2. рушиться; валиться3. уменьшаться, снижаться, падатьrent came down - квартирная /арендная/ плата снизилась
4. опуститься, потерять своё положениеto come down in the world - потерять положение в обществе /социальный статус/
he had come down to begging - он дошёл до того /он так опустился/, что стал просить милостыню
5. переходить по традиции, по наследству и т. п.the custom has come down to us from our ancestors - этот обычай перешёл к нам от наших предков
6. (to) сводиться (к чему-л.)7. (with) амер. разг. заболеть (чем-л.)8. разг. раскошелиться, расщедритьсяcome down with your money! - раскошеливайтесь!, плати(те)!
he came down handsomely when I was hard up - когда я испытывал материальные затруднения, он дал мне порядочную сумму денег
9. разг. (on, upon)1) наброситься (на кого-л.), бранить (кого-л.)he came down on the boy for his carelessness - он отругал /отчитал/ мальчика за небрежность
2) внезапно нападатьthe treacherous enemy came down upon a sleeping village - коварный враг внезапно напал на спящее село
10. 1) приезжать из столицы на периферию, из университета домой, из центра на окраинуhe is coming down (from Oxford) at Easter - на пасху он приедет из Оксфорда
2) оставить университет (до или после окончания курса, особ. Оксфорд и Кембридж)♢
to come down in favour of /on the side of/ smb., smth. - выступить в пользу или в защиту кого-л., чего-л.the court came down on the side of the employees - суд решил дело в пользу служащих
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intransitive verb2) (come to place regarded as lower) herunterkommen; runterkommen (ugs.); (come southwards) runterkommen (ugs.)come down in a field — auf einem Acker [not]landen/auf einen Acker stürzen
4) (be passed on) [Sage, Brauch:] überliefert werden5)come down to — (reach) reichen bis
6)come down to — (be reduced to) hinauslaufen auf (+ Akk.)
7)come down to — (be a question of) ankommen (to auf + Akk.)
8) (suffer change for the worse)she has come down in the world — sie hat einen Abstieg erlebt
come down to something — (be forced to resort to something) auf etwas (Akk.) angewiesen sein
9)come down with — bekommen [Krankheit]
* * ** * *vi1. (move down) [herunter]fallen; snow, rain fallen; trousers rutschen; plane [not]landen; (crash) abstürzenafter several encores, the curtain finally came down for the last time nach mehreren Zugaben fiel schließlich der letzte Vorhang2. (collapse) einstürzenthe building will have to \come down down das Gebäude muss abgerissen werden3. (move downstairs) [die Treppe] herunterkommen [o heruntergehento \come down down a few pounds ein paar Pfund nachlassen6. (lose rank) sinken, absteigenhe's \come down down er ist ganz schön tief gesunken7. (handed down) tradition überliefert werden9. (depend on)10. (amount to)it all \come downs down to money in the end letzten Endes ist doch alles eine Geldfrage11. (reach decision)13. (be taken ill)14. (rebuke)15. (be removed)those pictures will have to \come down down diese Bilder müssen runter fam* * *vi1) (from ladder, stairs) herunterkommen; (aircraft also) landen; (from mountain also) absteigen; (snow, rain) fallencome down from there at once! — komm da sofort runter!
we came down to 6,000 metres — wir gingen auf 6.000 m runter
4) (= be a question of) ankommen (to auf +acc)5) (= lose social rank) sinken, absteigenyou've come down in the world a bit — du bist aber ganz schön tief gesunken
her hair comes down to her shoulders — die Haare gehen or fallen ihr bis auf die Schultern
7) (= be transmitted tradition, story etc) überliefert werden8)when did you come down? — wann bist du von der Uni runter? (inf), wann haben Sie die Universität verlassen?; (for vacation) seit wann habt ihr Semesterferien?9) (dated US inf= be about to happen)
there's a bank robbery coming down next week — für nächste Woche ist ein Banküberfall geplant* * *come down v/i1. herab-, herunterkommen, (Regen, Schnee) fallen2. (ein)stürzen, (-)fallen, (Fußball) (im Strafraum etc) fallen, zu Fall kommen, fig fallen (Grenzen)3. FLUG niedergehenshe has come down quite a bit sie ist ganz schön tief gesunken5. SCHULE, UNIV Bra) die Universität verlassenb) in die Ferien gehen6. überliefert werden9. come down ona) sich stürzen auf (akk),come down handsomely sich spendabel zeigen12. come down toa) hinauslaufen auf (akk),b) ankommen auf (akk):when it comes right down to it wenn es darauf ankommt* * *intransitive verb2) (come to place regarded as lower) herunterkommen; runterkommen (ugs.); (come southwards) runterkommen (ugs.)come down in a field — auf einem Acker [not]landen/auf einen Acker stürzen
4) (be passed on) [Sage, Brauch:] überliefert werden5)come down to — (reach) reichen bis
6)come down to — (be reduced to) hinauslaufen auf (+ Akk.)
7)come down to — (be a question of) ankommen (to auf + Akk.)
come down to something — (be forced to resort to something) auf etwas (Akk.) angewiesen sein
9)come down with — bekommen [Krankheit]
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(to decrease; to become less: Tea has come down in price.) bajarcome down vb bajarv.• bajar v.v + adv1)a) ( descend) bajarb) ( reach) llegar*her hair came down to her waist — el pelo le llegaba hasta or a la cintura
c) ( collapse) \<\<ceiling/wall\>\> caerse*, venirse* abajod) \<\<plane\>\> aterrizar*; ( in accident) caer*2) ( decrease) \<\<price\>\> bajar3) ( from the north) venir*4) ( decide)to come down against/in favor of something/somebody — \<\<judge/court\>\> fallar en contra/a favor de algo/alguien
5) (be passed down, inherited)6) ( deal with)to come down on somebody/something: the firm comes down severely on absenteeism — la empresa trata el ausentismo con mano dura
1.VI + PREP bajar2. VI + ADV1) (=descend) [person, prices, temperature] bajar ( from de) (to a); [rain] caer; [plane] (=land) aterrizar; (=crash) estrellarseif it comes down to it, we'll have to move — si es necesario habrá que mudarse
if it comes down heads — [coin] si sale cara
2) (=be transmitted) [heirloom] pasar; [tradition] ser transmitido3) [building] (=be demolished) ser derribado(-a); (=fall down) derrumbarse* * *v + adv1)a) ( descend) bajarb) ( reach) llegar*her hair came down to her waist — el pelo le llegaba hasta or a la cintura
c) ( collapse) \<\<ceiling/wall\>\> caerse*, venirse* abajod) \<\<plane\>\> aterrizar*; ( in accident) caer*2) ( decrease) \<\<price\>\> bajar3) ( from the north) venir*4) ( decide)to come down against/in favor of something/somebody — \<\<judge/court\>\> fallar en contra/a favor de algo/alguien
5) (be passed down, inherited)6) ( deal with)to come down on somebody/something: the firm comes down severely on absenteeism — la empresa trata el ausentismo con mano dura
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vi( crash) abstürzen;after several encores, the curtain finally came down for the last time nach mehreren Zugaben fiel schließlich der letzte Vorhang2) ( collapse) einstürzen;the building will have to \come down down das Gebäude muss abgerissen werdento \come down down a few pounds ein paar Pfund nachlassen6) ( lose rank) sinken, absteigen;he's \come down down er ist ganz schön tief gesunken8) (fam: stop feeling [positive] effect)9) ( depend on)to \come down down to sth auf etw akk ankommento \come down down to sth auf etw akk hinauslaufen;it all \come downs down to money in the end letzten Endes ist doch alles eine Geldfrage13) ( be taken ill)to \come down down with sth sich dat etw eingefangen haben15) ( be removed)those pictures will have to \come down down diese Bilder müssen runter ( fam) -
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1. phr v падать2. phr v спадать, ниспадать3. phr v приземляться4. phr v рушиться; валиться5. phr v уменьшаться, снижаться, падать6. phr v опуститься, потерять своё положениеto come to attention — принять положение «смирно»
7. phr v сводиться8. phr v амер. разг. заболеть9. phr v разг. раскошелиться, расщедритьсяcome down with your money! — раскошеливайтесь!, плати!
10. phr v разг. наброситься, бранить11. phr v разг. внезапно нападать12. phr v разг. приезжать из столицы на периферию, из университета домой, из центра на окраину13. phr v разг. оставить университетwhat? He here! Oh! come, come! — как? Он здесь?! Да оставьте вы!
14. phr v разг. австрал. новозел. южно-афр., разлитьсяСинонимический ряд:1. beating (noun) beating; defeat; licking; whipping2. decrease (verb) decline; decrease; drop; fail; reduce; suffer; worsen
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