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1 come through with
phrvi AmE infmlI hope the folks come through with twenty five dollars for Christmas — Я надеюсь, что народ выложит по двадцать пять баксов на Рождество
Tom came through at the last moment with everything we needed — В последнюю минуту Том достал все, что нам было нужно
The new dictionary of modern spoken language > come through with
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2 come through with
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3 come through with flying colors
English-spanish dictionary > come through with flying colors
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4 come through with flying colours
Общая лексика: добиться успеха (в чем-л.), блестяще выдержать испытание (и т. п.)Универсальный англо-русский словарь > come through with flying colours
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5 they are sure come through with the money
Общая лексика: они наверняка выложат нужную суммуУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > they are sure come through with the money
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6 they are sure to come through with the money
Общая лексика: они наверняка выложат нужную суммуУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > they are sure to come through with the money
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7 ■ come through
■ come throughA v. i. + avv.1 entrare (attraverso qc.); passare: Tell Mr Bly to come through, dica a Mr Bly di entrare; faccia passare Mr Bly; DIALOGO → - Accident and Emergency- If you'd like to come through please, entri pure, prego3 comparire (attraverso qc.); spuntare; emergere: The clouds parted and the sun came through, le nuvole si sono aperte ed è spuntato il sole4 ( di messaggio, notizia, telefonata, ecc.) arrivare; giungere: News has come through that he has been arrested, è giunta notizia del suo arresto5 ( di decisione ufficiale, risultato, ecc.) essere reso pubblico; essere notificato; arrivare; uscire7 farcela; cavarsela; sopravvivere8 apparire; rivelarsi; emergere; trasparire10 (fam.) mantenere le promesse; stare ai patti11 (fam.) – to come through with, tirare fuori ( informazioni, denaro, ecc.); dare: to come through with a name, tirare fuori (o fare) un nomeB v. i. + prep.1 venire attraverso; attraversare; passare per: We came through the wood, siamo venuti attraverso il bosco2 penetrare attraverso, da; entrare da: The rain is coming through the roof, la pioggia penetra dal tetto; A beam of light came through the window, un raggio di luce entrava dalla finestra3 emergere da; spuntare da -
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фраз. гл.1) проникать, просачиваться; пролезать, просовыватьсяJust then the branches divided and a small head came through. — Тут ветви раздвинулись, и показалась маленькая голова.
Coming through! — Разрешите пройти!; Посторонитесь!
2) появляться (из-за туч; о солнце, луне, лучах)The sun came through after days of rain. — После долгих дождливых дней выглянуло солнце.
3) выясняться, проявляться, обнаруживаться (о способностях, качествах, свойствах)His ability did not come through when we examined his papers. — Когда мы просмотрели его бумаги, мы не обнаружили никаких доказательств его способностей.
4) сообщать ( по средствам связи)The message has just come through on the radio that the general is dying. — По радио только что сообщили, что генерал умирает.
My examination results will come through by post. — Результаты экзамена мне сообщат по почте.
5) перенести, пережить (что-л. неприятное или тяжёлое); пройти через что-л.Let us hope he'll come through all right. — Будем надеяться, что с ним всё будет хорошо.
6) ( come through with) амер. сделать что-л. необходимое или намеченноеI knew that in the end John would come through (with the answer to our difficulty). — Я знал, что, в конце концов, Джон поможет нам (решить проблему).
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9 come through
1. phr v проникать, проходить насквозьcome by — зайди, когда будешь проходить мимо
2. phr v амер. успешно справиться; достичь целиto come to terms — достичь соглашения, договориться
3. phr v амер. разг. сделать необходимое или намеченноеcome to a conclusion — делать вывод; приходить к заключению
come up in the world — сделать карьеру; преуспеть в жизни
4. phr v амер. признаться, сознаться в винеСинонимический ряд:1. accomplish (verb) accomplish; achieve; carry out; perform; persist; score; succeed; triumph2. contribute (verb) chip in; contribute; kick in; pitch in; subscribe3. contributed (verb) chipped in; contributed; kicked in; pitched in; subscribed4. live through (verb) emerge unscathed; endure; live through; withstand5. survive (verb) pull through; ride out; survive6. survived (verb) pulled through; ridden out; survived -
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[ʹkʌmʹθru:] phr v1. проникать, проходить насквозь2. амер. успешно справиться (с чем-л.); достичь целиI am sure he'll come through - я уверен, что он своего добьётся
they are sure to come through with the money - они наверняка выложат нужную сумму
4. амер. признаться, сознаться в винеhe won't come through - он не признает своей вины /не «расколется»/
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11 come through
come through а) проходить внутрь, проникать just then the branches dividedand a small head came through. The leather has worn, and the point of theknife comes through. б) остаться в живых Bill came through his operation ascheerful as ever. All my family came through the war. в) выпутаться из непри-ятного положения г) появляться (о чем-л. ожидаемом) Has the train comethrough? My examination results will come through by post. Your permission totake a week's holiday with pay has just come through. д) выясняться Hisability did not come through when we examined his papers. е) быть полученным(по радио или телефону) The message has just come through on the radio thatthe general is dying. -
12 come through something with flying colors
успешно перенести, пережить что-тоTodd came through the test with f lying colors.English-Russian small dictionary of idioms > come through something with flying colors
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13 come\ through
1. I1) the operation was very serious but he came through операция была очень серьезной, но он выжил /выдержал/2) the kidnappers were sure that he would come through coll. похитители знали, что он заплатит за возвращение ребенка2. XVI1) come through without (with) smth. come through without [even] a scratch (with clean hands, etc.) выйти из этого положения без [единой] царапинки и т. д.2) come through for smb. coll. we knew, you'd come through for us мы знали, что вы придете нам на помощь -
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1) проходить внутрь, проникать Just then the branches divided and a small head came through. ≈ Тут ветви раздвинулись и появилась маленькая голова.
2) остаться в живых Bill came through his operation as cheerful as ever. ≈ Билл перенес операцию как обычно, на ура. All my family came through the war. ≈ Вся моя семья прошла через войну.
3) выпутаться из неприятного положения
4) появляться( о чем-л. ожидаемом) Has the train come through? ≈ Поезд уже подошел? My examination results will come through by post. ≈ Мои экзаменационные отметки пришлют мне по почте. Syn: break through
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5) выясняться His ability did not come through when we examined his papers. ≈ Когда мы просмотрели его бумаги, мы не обнаружили никаких доказательств его способностей.
6) быть полученным (по радио или телефону) The message has just come through on the radio that the general is dying. ≈ Только что получено сообщение по телефону, что генерал умирает. проникать, проходить насквозь;
- the water is gradually coming through вода постепенно просачивается (американизм) успешно справиться( с чем-л) ;
достичь цели;
- I am sure he'll * я уверен, что он своего добьется;
- to * to the final выйти в финал( американизм) (разговорное) сделать необходимое или намеченное;
- they are sure * with the money они наверняка выложат нужную сумму (американизм) признаться, сознаться в вине;
- he won't * он не признает своей виныБольшой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > come through
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15 come through
1) v + adva) (into room, office etc) (BrE) pasarb) ( be received) \<\<message/news/supplies\>\> llegar*you're coming through loud and clear — te recibimos or oímos muy bien
c) ( not fail) (AmE)when the chips were down, you came through for me — a la hora de la verdad, tú no me fallaste
2) v + adv ( penetrate) \<\<water/light\>\> penetrar, entrar; \<\<sound/noise\>\> oírse*3) v + prep + o ( survive) \<\<ordeal/illness\>\> salir* de; \<\<war\>\> sobrevivir1. VI + ADV1) (=survive) sobrevivir; (=recover) recuperarsehe's badly injured, but he'll come through all right — está malherido, pero se recuperará or se pondrá bien
2) [telephone call] llegarthe call came through from France at 10p.m. — a las 10 de la noche lograron comunicar desde Francia
2. VI + PREP1) (=survive) [+ war, danger] sobrevivir; (uninjured) salir ileso(-a) de; [+ illness] recuperarse de2) (=pass) [+ test] superar* * *1) v + adva) (into room, office etc) (BrE) pasarb) ( be received) \<\<message/news/supplies\>\> llegar*you're coming through loud and clear — te recibimos or oímos muy bien
c) ( not fail) (AmE)when the chips were down, you came through for me — a la hora de la verdad, tú no me fallaste
2) v + adv ( penetrate) \<\<water/light\>\> penetrar, entrar; \<\<sound/noise\>\> oírse*3) v + prep + o ( survive) \<\<ordeal/illness\>\> salir* de; \<\<war\>\> sobrevivir -
16 come through
прониквам;* * *come through 1) прониквам; 2) успявам; достигам (край, цел); to \come through through on a promise изпълнявам обещание; 3) оцелявам; съвземам се; преодолявам ( трудност); to \come through through with clean hands излизам (от афера) неопетнен; 4) пристигам, получавам се (за съобщение); -
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1)1. to appear, to be seen; 2. to complete something difficult successfully, to go on living; 3. to do what is expected or wanted (e.g., to help)1. появиться, проявиться; 2. успешно завершить, пережить что-то; 3. сделать ожидаемое или желаемое (напр., помочь)2)1. His ignorance of these important facts came through at the interview. 2. He was between life and death for some time, but he came through. 3. He always comes through for us. Her father came through with a nice check.
• come through something1. to appear, to be seen through something; 2. to complete something difficult successfully, to live through something1. появиться, проявиться сквозь что-то; 2. успешно завершить, пережить что-то1. The sun came through the clouds. 2. He was between life and death for some time, but he came through the operation successfully.
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18 come through, get through, pass through
تَغَلَّبَ \ to get the better of: to get control of; win against: He got the better of his fears. come through, get through, pass through: to pass successfully (an exam, a dangerous or difficult position, etc.). get over: to get better from (an illness); not feel any more (shock, surprise, etc.): She can’t get over the shock of her husband’s death. overcome: to deal successfully with (a fault or difficulty); conquer. \ See Also تَفَوّق علىArabic-English glossary > come through, get through, pass through
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19 come through
phr v1) проникати, проходити наскрізь; просочуватися2) aмep. успішно впоратися ( з чим-небудь); досягти мети4) aмep. зізнатися, визнати провину -
20 come through
phr v1) проникати, проходити наскрізь; просочуватися2) aмep. успішно впоратися ( з чим-небудь); досягти мети4) aмep. зізнатися, визнати провину
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come\ off\ with\ flying\ colors — • come off with flying colors • come through with flying colors v. phr. To succeed; triumph. John came off with flying colors in his final exams at college … Словарь американских идиом
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