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♦ fortune /ˈfɔ:tʃən/n.1 [u] fortuna; sorte; caso; ventura (lett.): bad fortune, cattiva sorte; sfortuna; good fortune, buona sorte; fortuna; I had the good fortune to meet her, ho avuto la fortuna di incontrarla; to try one's fortune, tentare la sorte; sfidare la fortuna; Fortune smiled on me, mi arrise la fortuna; la fortuna mi fu propizia; Fortune was on our side, la fortuna era dalla nostra; a change of fortune, un mutamento della sorte; a stroke of fortune, un colpo di fortuna2 futuro ( di una persona); fortuna: to have one's fortune read [told], farsi predire il futuro (o la fortuna)3 (al pl.) vicende; sorti; fortuna, fortune: the fortunes of war, le vicende della guerra; mixed fortunes, vicende alterne; a reversal of fortunes, un rovescio di fortuna4 fortuna; patrimonio; ricchezze (pl.): to be worth a fortune, valere una fortuna (o un patrimonio); to make a (o one's) fortune, accumulare una fortuna; to come into a fortune, ereditare un grosso patrimonio; to cost a fortune, costare una fortuna (o un patrimonio); a small fortune, una fortuna; un capitale: to make a small fortune, mettere insieme una fortuna; to pay a small fortune for st., pagare un capitale per qc.● ( USA) fortune cookie, biscottino che contiene un bigliettino che predice la sorte ( offerto, alla fine del pasto, nei ristoranti cinesi) □ fortune hunter, cacciatore di dote □ fortune-teller, indovino, indovina □ fortune-telling, predizione del futuro □ to seek one's fortune, cercare fortuna □ (prov.) Fortune favours the brave, la fortuna aiuta gli audaci.(to) fortune /ˈfɔ:tʃən/v. i.(poet.) accadere; capitare; succedere. -
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fortune [ˈfɔ:t∫ən]1. nouna. ( = chance) chance fb. ( = riches) fortune f• to spend/cost a fortune dépenser/coûter une fortune2. compounds* * *['fɔːtʃuːn] 1.1) ( wealth) fortune f2) ( luck) chance f2.to have the good fortune to do — avoir la chance or le bonheur de faire
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A n1 ( wealth) fortune f ; a small fortune une petite fortune ; to make a fortune faire fortune ; to spend/cost a fortune dépenser/coûter une fortune ; a man of fortune un homme riche ; to seek fame and fortune chercher fortune ;2 ( luck) chance f ; to have the good fortune to do avoir la chance or le bonheur de faire ; by good fortune par chance, par un heureux hasard ; ill fortune malchance f ; to tell sb's fortune dire la bonne aventure à qn.fortune favours the brave Prov la fortune sourit aux audacieux Prov ; fortune smiled on us la chance nous a souri. -
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noun1) (private wealth) Vermögen, dasbad/good fortune — Pech, das/Glück, das
by sheer good fortune there was... — es war reines Glück, dass... war
thank one's good fortune that... — dem Glück dafür danken, dass...
tell somebody's fortune — jemandem wahrsagen od. sein Schicksal vorhersagen
* * *['fo: ən]1) (whatever happens by chance or (good or bad) luck: whatever fortune may bring.) das Glück, das Schicksal2) (a large amount of money: That ring must be worth a fortune!) das Vermögen•- academic.ru/29007/fortunate">fortunate- fortunately
- fortune-teller
- tell someone's fortune
- tell fortune* * *for·tune[ˈfɔ:tʃu:n, AM ˈfɔ:rtʃən]nfame and \fortune Ruhm und Reichtuma small \fortune ( fam) ein kleines Vermögento cost a \fortune ( fam) ein Vermögen kostento make a/one's \fortune zu Reichtum kommen, ein Vermögen machena stroke of good \fortune ein Glücksfall mgood/ill \fortune Glück/Pech ntto have the good \fortune to do sth das Glück haben, etw zu tunto read/tell sb's \fortune jds Schicksal vorhersagento seek one's \fortune sein Glück suchen4. (sb's fate)▪ \fortunes pl Geschick ntthe \fortunes of war die Wechselfälle [o das Auf und Ab] des Krieges5.▶ the slings and arrows of [outrageous] \fortune BRIT die Stricke und Fallen des [entfesselten] Schicksals* * *['fɔːtʃuːn]nhe had the good fortune to have rich parents — er hatte das Glück, reiche Eltern zu haben
by good fortune — glücklicherweise, zum Glück
by sheer good fortune —
fortune has favoured (Brit) or favored (US) him — das Glück war ihm hold
fortune favours the brave or bold ( Brit Prov ) — das Glück ist nur dem Tüchtigen hold
ill fortune — Pech nt
2) (= money) Reichtum m, Vermögen ntto come into/make a fortune — ein Vermögen erben/machen
to seek/make one's fortune — sein Glück versuchen/machen
to marry a fortune — reich heiraten
* * *1. Vermögen n, (großer) Reichtum:a man of fortune ein vermögender oder reicher Mann;her beauty is her fortune ihre Schönheit ist ihr Kapital;come into a fortune ein Vermögen erben;a) sich ein Vermögen erwerben,b) ein Vermögen verdienen;make one’s fortune sein Glück machen;marry a fortune eine gute Partie machen, reich heiraten;seek one’s fortune sein Glück versuchen (in in dat);spend a (small) fortune on sth ein (kleines) Vermögen für etwas ausgeben2. (glücklicher) Zufall, Glück(sfall) n(m):by sheer good fortune rein zufällig;I had the fortune to have …, it was my good fortune to have … zu meinem Glück hatte ich …3. meist pl Geschick n, Schicksal n:good fortune Glück n;tell fortunes wahrsagen;read sb’s fortunea) jemandem die Karten legen,b) jemandem aus der Hand lesen;have one’s fortune told sich wahrsagen lassen;by good fortune glücklicherweise, zum Glück;the fortunes of war das Kriegsgeschick, der Krieg;during his changing fortunes während seines wechselvollen Lebens;try one’s fortune es darauf ankommen lassenfortune favo(u)red him Fortuna oder das Glück war ihm hold;fortune favo(u)rs the brave (Sprichwort) Glück hat nur der Tüchtige;* * *noun1) (private wealth) Vermögen, das3) (luck, destiny) Schicksal, dasbad/good fortune — Pech, das/Glück, das
by sheer good fortune there was... — es war reines Glück, dass... war
thank one's good fortune that... — dem Glück dafür danken, dass...
tell somebody's fortune — jemandem wahrsagen od. sein Schicksal vorhersagen
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'fo: ən1) (whatever happens by chance or (good or bad) luck: whatever fortune may bring.) fortuna, suerte2) (a large amount of money: That ring must be worth a fortune!) fortuna•- fortunately
- fortune-teller
- tell someone's fortune
- tell fortune
fortune n1. suerte2. fortunatr['fɔːʧən]■ have you ever had your fortune told? ¿te han dicho la buenaventura alguna vez?2 (money) fortuna■ we follow the hero's fortunes through a series of adventures seguimos las vicisitudes del protagonista a través de una serie de aventuras\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLfortune cookie galleta de la buenaventurafortunes of war peripecias nombre femenino plural de la guerrafortune ['fɔrʧən] n1) : fortuna fto seek one's fortune: buscar uno su fortuna2) luck: suerte f, fortuna f3) destiny, future: destino m, buenaventura f4) : dineral m, platal mshe spent a fortune: se gastó un dineraln.• andanza s.f.• bien s.m.• bolsa s.f.• buenaventura s.f.• fortuna s.f.• suerte s.f.• ventura s.f.'fɔːrtʃən, 'fɔːtʃən, 'fɔːtʃuːn1) c (money, prosperity) fortuna f; ( a lot of money) (colloq) (no pl) dineral m, platal m (AmS fam), pastón m (Esp fam)2)a) c ( fate)I followed his fortune(s) with interest — seguí su trayectoria or sus peripecias con interés
to tell/read somebody's fortune — decirle*/leerle la buenaventura a algn
b) u ( destiny) destino m, sino m (liter)3) u ( luck)['fɔːtʃǝn]good fortune — suerte f, fortuna f
1. N1) (=luck) fortuna f, suerte fthe fortunes of war — las vicisitudes or las peripecias de la guerra
he restored the company's fortunes — restableció la prosperidad de la empresa, devolvió el éxito a la compañía
2) (=fate) suerte f, destino m3) (=property, wealth) fortuna fto marry a fortune — casarse con un hombre/una mujer acaudalado(-a)
4) (=huge amount of money) dineral m, platal m (LAm) *to cost a fortune — costar un ojo de la cara *, valer un dineral
to make a fortune — enriquecerse, ganar un dineral
a small fortune — un montón de dinero, un dineral
2.CPDfortune cookie N — (esp US) galleta china con un mensaje sobre la suerte
fortune hunter N — cazafortunas mf inv
* * *['fɔːrtʃən, 'fɔːtʃən, 'fɔːtʃuːn]1) c (money, prosperity) fortuna f; ( a lot of money) (colloq) (no pl) dineral m, platal m (AmS fam), pastón m (Esp fam)2)a) c ( fate)I followed his fortune(s) with interest — seguí su trayectoria or sus peripecias con interés
to tell/read somebody's fortune — decirle*/leerle la buenaventura a algn
b) u ( destiny) destino m, sino m (liter)3) u ( luck)good fortune — suerte f, fortuna f
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['fo: ən]1) (whatever happens by chance or (good or bad) luck: whatever fortune may bring.) sorte2) (a large amount of money: That ring must be worth a fortune!) fortuna•- fortunately
- fortune-teller
- tell someone's fortune
- tell fortune* * *for.tune[f'ɔ:tʃən] n 1 fortuna, boa sorte, ventura, dita, prosperidade, sucesso imprevisto. 2 sina, sorte, fado, destino. 3 casualidade, eventualidade, felicidade, acidente, acaso. 4 riqueza, opulência, haveres, propriedades, dote. 5 importância de uma fortuna. 6 estado, ou condição de uma pessoa. a small fortune coll bastante dinheiro. by good fortune felizmente. fortune favoured favorecido pela sorte. good fortune felicidade, boa sorte. he came into a fortune ele herdou uma fortuna. he made a fortune ele adquiriu uma fortuna. he made his fortune ele fez fortuna. ill fortune infelicidade, má sorte. to cost a fortune custar os olhos da cara. to marry a fortune casar com moça rica. to seek one’s fortune buscar ventura. to tell someone his fortune ler a sorte a alguém. to try one’s fortune tentar a sorte. -
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for·tune [ʼfɔ:tʃu:n, Am ʼfɔ:rtʃən] nfame and \fortune Ruhm und Reichtum;a small \fortune ( fam) ein kleines Vermögen;to be worth a \fortune ( fam) ein Vermögen wert sein;to cost a \fortune ( fam) ein Vermögen kosten;to make a/one's \fortune zu Reichtum kommen, ein Vermögen machena stroke of good \fortune ein Glücksfall m;to have the good \fortune to do sth das Glück haben, etw zu tun;to read/tell sb's \fortune jds Schicksal vorhersagen;to seek one's \fortune sein Glück suchen\fortune always seems to be smiling on him Fortuna scheint ihm immer gewogen zu sein ( geh)4) ( sb's fate)\fortunes pl Geschick nt;the \fortunes of war die Wechselfälle [o das Auf und Ab] des KriegesPHRASES:the slings and arrows of [outrageous] \fortune ( Brit) die Stricke und Fallen des [entfesselten] Schicksals;\fortune favours the brave ( prov) das Glück ist mit den Tüchtigen -
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['fɔːtʃən]1) (chance) fortunato tell sb's fortune — predire l'avvenire or il futuro a qn
2) (money) fortunato make a fortune — farsi una fortuna or un patrimonio
a small fortune fam — un patrimonio
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fortune ['fɔ:tʃu:n]∎ he came to London to make his fortune il est venu à Londres pour faire fortune;∎ she makes a fortune elle gagne beaucoup d'argent ou un argent fou;∎ he made a fortune on the house il a gagné beaucoup d'argent en vendant la maison;∎ to come into a fortune hériter d'une fortune, faire un gros héritage;∎ a man of fortune un homme fortuné;∎ her jewels are worth a fortune ses bijoux valent une fortune;∎ to cost/to pay/to spend a (small) fortune coûter/payer/dépenser une (petite) fortune;∎ her face is her fortune son visage est son grand atout∎ to tell sb's fortune dire la bonne aventure à qn;∎ she tells fortunes elle dit la bonne aventure(c) (chance, fate) sort m, fortune f;∎ fortune smiled upon him or has been kind to him la chance lui a souri;∎ the novel traces its hero's changing fortunes le roman retrace les tribulations de son héros;∎ the fortunes of war les hasards mpl de la guerre∎ piece of good fortune coup m de chance, bonheur m;∎ ill fortune malchance f, mauvais sort m;∎ he had the good fortune to win il a eu la chance de gagner;∎ by good fortune par chance, par bonheur;∎ to try one's fortune tenter sa chance►► American fortune cookie = biscuit chinois dans lequel est caché un horoscope;Fortune Five Hundred = les 500 plus grosses entreprises américaines (dont la liste est établie, chaque année, par le magazine 'Fortune') -
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1. ['fɔːʧuːn], [-ːtjuːn]; амер. ['fɔːrʧən] сущ.1) состояние (имущество, собственность)to dissipate / run through / squander a fortune — проматывать состояние
She lost her fortune in the war. — Она лишилась своего состояния во время войны.
His fortune has been estimated at $100 million. — Его состояние оценивается в 100 миллионов долларов.
2) разг.; = a small fortune кругленькая сумма, целое состояниеto cost / be worth a fortune — стоить кучу денег, быть очень дорогим
That dusty old painting on the wall could well be worth a small fortune. — Эта покрытая пылью старая картина на стене может стоить целого состояния.
3) участь, доля, судьбаThis little farm seemed to offer me a safe place of abode and means of subsistence until my fortune changed for the better. — Казалось, что эта ферма будет мне надёжным прибежищем и обеспечит меня средствами к существованию до тех пор, пока в моей судьбе не произойдёт перемен к лучшему.
Through all his changing fortunes, he never lost courage. — Что бы с ним ни происходило, он никогда не терял мужества.
4) = good fortune счастье, удача, везениеI could hardly believe my fortune. — Я едва мог поверить своему счастью.
I escaped being caught by good fortune. — Меня не поймали благодаря счастливой случайности.
He had the good fortune to be in the right place at the right time. — Ему посчастливилось оказаться в нужном месте в нужное время.
Hoping his good fortune would last for the rest of the day he put £50 on Middlesbrough to beat Manchester United. — Надеясь, что в этот день ему и дальше будет везти, он поставил 50 фунтов стерлингов на то, что "Мидлзбро" обыграет "Манчестер Юнайтед".
May Fortune smile on our enterprise this day. — Пусть фортуна улыбнётся нам в этот день.
6) счастье, благополучие, богатствоI set off to seek my fortune in another country. — Я отправился искать счастья в другой стране.
After trying his fortune in France and Germany, he eventually settled in Holland. — Попытав счастья во Франции и Германии, он осел в Голландии.
••to tell someone's fortune — предсказывать чью-л. судьбу; гадать кому-л.
2. ['fɔːʧuːn], [-tjuːn]; амер. ['fɔːrʧən] гл.; уст.; поэт.Fortune favours the brave. посл. — Смелость города берёт.
1) происходить, случаться, совершатьсяSyn:2) обеспечить приданым (кого-л.), дать приданое (за кем-л.)Syn:3) ( fortune upon) случайно обнаружить (что-л.), наткнуться (на что-л.)He had once fortuned upon the notion of that excellent manner in an old book, which came afterwards to be in vogue. — Однажды он наткнулся в одной старой книге на упоминание об этом прекрасном стиле, который впоследствии стал очень модным.
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1. noun1) Kosten Pl.the cost of heating a house — die Heizkosten für ein Haus
regardless of cost, whatever the cost — ganz gleich, was es kostet
2) (fig.) Preis, derat all costs, at any cost — um jeden Preis
whatever the cost — koste es, was es wolle
to my/his etc. cost — zu meinem/seinem usw. Nachteil
2. transitive verbas I know to my cost — wie ich aus bitterer Erfahrung weiß; see also academic.ru/16576/count">count I 2. 1)
whatever it may cost — koste es, was es wolle
cost somebody dear[ly] — jemandem od. jemanden teuer zu stehen kommen
cost something — den Preis für etwas kalkulieren
* * *past tense, past participle; see cost* * *[kɒst, AM kɑ:st]I. vt1.<cost, cost>(amount to)to \cost £40/lots of money/nothing 40 Pfund/viel Geld/nichts kostenhow much does it \cost? wie viel kostet es?it'll \cost you to have your roof mended das Ausbessern deines Daches wird dich ganz schön was kostenit \cost him dear to apologize es fiel ihm schwer, sich zu entschuldigenit doesn't \cost anything to ask fragen kostet nichtsto \cost a bundle viel kostento \cost a small fortune [or an arm and a leg] [or BRIT also a packet] ein kleines Vermögen [o fam eine Stange Geld] kosten2.<cost, cost>(cause loss of)drinking and driving \costs lives Trunkenheit am Steuer fordert Menschenlebento \cost sb his/her patience jds Geduld kostento \cost [sb] time/energy [jdn] viel Zeit/Energie kosten3.<-ed, -ed>(calculate price)▪ to \cost sth [out] etw [durch]kalkulierenII. nthis policy means that the \cost of goods will rise/fall again diese Politik bedeutet, dass die Kosten für Konsumgüter wieder steigen/fallen werdenat no \cost to the state/consumers ohne Kosten für den Staat/Verbraucher\cost of borrowing [or money] Kreditkosten pl\cost, insurance and freight Kosten, Versicherung und Frachtfixed/taxed \costs feststehende/festgesetzte Kostenat no extra \cost ohne Aufpreisat huge \cost für Unsummento cut the \cost of sth den Preis von etw dat heruntersetzento sell sth at \cost etw zum Selbstkostenpreis verkaufenit may be less expensive but consider the \cost in time and effort es ist vielleicht günstiger, aber bedenke den Aufwand an Zeit und Bemühungenat the \cost of one's health auf Kosten der Gesundheitat no \cost to the environment/quality ohne Beeinträchtigung für die Umwelt/Qualitätat all \cost[s] [or at any \cost] [or whatever the \cost] um jeden Preis, koste es, was es wolleat great personal \cost unter großen persönlichen Opfernto learn sth to one's \cost etw am eigenen Leib erfahrento sb's \cost zu jds Leidwesen3.to cut \costs die Kosten senkenthe \costs incurred die entstandenen [o angefallenen] Kosten* * *[kɒst] vb: pret, ptp cost1. vthow much will it cost to have it repaired? —
it cost (him) a lot of money designer clothes cost money — das hat( ihn) viel Geld gekostet Designerkleidung kostet Geld
it cost him a great effort/a lot of time — es kostete ihn viel Mühe/viel Zeit
cost what it may — koste es, was es wolle
politeness doesn't cost (you) anything — es kostet (dich) nichts, höflich zu sein
it'll cost you (inf) — das kostet dich was (inf)
2. nto bear the cost of sth — die Kosten für etw tragen, für die Kosten von etw aufkommen
the cost of electricity/petrol these days — die Strom-/Benzinpreise heutzutage
cost of manufacture — Produktions- or Herstellungskosten pl
at all costs, at any cost — um jeden Preis
whatever the cost — kostet es, was es wolle
at the cost of one's health/job/marriage etc — auf Kosten seiner Gesundheit/Stelle/Ehe etc
at great/little personal cost — unter großen/geringen eigenen Kosten
he found out to his cost that... — er machte die bittere Erfahrung, dass...
* * *A s1. Kosten pl, Aufwand m, Preis m:at a cost of für;2. Kosten pl, Schaden m, Nachteil m:I know to my cost ich weiß (es) aus eigener (bitterer) Erfahrung;at sb’s cost auf jemandes Kosten;at the cost of his health auf Kosten seiner Gesundheit3. Opfer n, Preis m:at all costs, at any cost um jeden Preis;at a heavy cost unter schweren Opfern4. WIRTSCH (Selbst-, Gestehungs)Kosten pl, Einkaufs-, Einstands-, Anschaffungspreis m:cost abatement Kostendämpfung f;cost accountant (Betriebs)Kalkulator(in);a) Kalkulationsbuch n,b) Br Kuxbuch n;cost containment Kostendämpfung f;cost control Kostenlenkung f;cost estimate Kosten(vor)anschlag m;cost increase Kostensteigerung f;cost inflation Kosteninflation f;cost price Selbstkostenpreis m;at cost zum Selbstkostenpreis;cost, insurance, freight → C.I.F.;cost of construction Baukosten;5. pl (Un)Kosten pl, Auslagen pl, Spesen pl6. pl JUR (Gerichts-, Prozess)Kosten pl, Gebühren pl:a) kostenpflichtig,b) nebst Tragung der Kosten;B v/t prät und pperf cost1. einen Preis kosten:what does it cost? was kostet es?;2. kosten, bringen um:it almost cost him his life es kostete ihn oder ihm fast das Leben3. etwas Unangenehmes verursachen, kosten:it cost me a lot of trouble es verursachte mir oder kostete mich große Mühecosted at mit einem Kosten(vor)anschlag vonC v/iit’ll cost you bes Br umg das wird dich einiges kosten2. nowadays everything costs heutzutage gibt es nichts mehr umsonstc.f.i., C.F.I. abk WIRTSCH cost, freight, and insurance* * *1. noun1) Kosten Pl.the cost of bread/gas/oil — der Brot-/Gas-/Ölpreis
regardless of cost, whatever the cost — ganz gleich, was es kostet
2) (fig.) Preis, derat all costs, at any cost — um jeden Preis
whatever the cost — koste es, was es wolle
to my/his etc. cost — zu meinem/seinem usw. Nachteil
2. transitive verbas I know to my cost — wie ich aus bitterer Erfahrung weiß; see also count I 2. 1)
whatever it may cost — koste es, was es wolle
cost somebody dear[ly] — jemandem od. jemanden teuer zu stehen kommen
* * *n.Aufwand -¨e m.Preis -e m. v.(§ p.,p.p.: cost)= kosten v. -
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§ ბედი, ბედისწერა, ბედნიერება, სიმდიდრე§1 ბედი, იღბალი, ფორტუნაwe have fortune on our side ბედი გვწყალობს // იღბალი გვაქვსto tell / read smb.’s fortune ბედის წინასწარმეტყველება // მკითხაობა, მარჩიელობაby good fortune ბედნიერი შემთხვევის წყალობით // საბედნიეროდ2 სიმდიდრე, ქონებაa man of fortune მდიდარი / შეძლებული კაცი3 მემკვიდრეობა●●a spoilt child of fortune ბედის ნებიერი -
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[kɒst, Am kɑ:st] vthow much does it \cost? wie viel kostet es?;it'll \cost you to have your roof mended das Ausbessern deines Daches wird dich ganz schön was kosten;it \cost him dear to apologize es fiel ihm schwer, sich zu entschuldigen;it doesn't \cost anything to ask fragen kostet nichts;to \cost a bundle viel kosten;to \cost a small fortune [or an arm and a leg] [or (Brit a.) a packet] ein kleines Vermögen [o ( fam) eine Stange Geld] kostendrinking and driving \costs lives Trunkenheit am Steuer fordert Menschenleben;to \cost [sb] time/ energy [jdn] viel Zeit/Energie kostento \cost sth [out] etw [durch]kalkulieren nthis policy means that the \cost of goods will rise/ fall again diese Politik bedeutet, dass die Kosten für Konsumgüter wieder steigen/fallen werden;at no \cost to the state/ consumers ohne Kosten für den Staat/Verbraucher;at no extra \cost ohne Aufpreis;at huge \cost für Unsummen;to cut the \cost of sth den Preis von etw dat heruntersetzen;to sell sth at \cost etw zum Selbstkostenpreis verkaufen;it may be less expensive but consider the \cost in time and effort es ist vielleicht günstiger, aber bedenke den Aufwand an Zeit und Bemühungen;at the \cost of one's health auf Kosten der Gesundheit;at no \cost to the environment/ quality ohne Beeinträchtigung für die Umwelt/Qualität;at all \cost[s] [or at any \cost] [or whatever the \cost] um jeden Preis, koste es, was es wolle;at great personal \cost unter großen persönlichen Opfern;to learn sth to one's \cost etw am eigenen Leib erfahren;to know sth at one's \cost etw akk zu jds Leidwesen erfahren habento cut \costs die Kosten senken;the \costs incurred die entstandenen [o angefallenen] Kosten -
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1. [kɒst] n1. цена; стоимостьat [below] cost - по [ниже] себестоимости
cost, insurance, freight (сокр. c. i. f.) - ком. стоимость, страхование, фрахт; сиф
2. обыкн. pl1) расходы, издержкиcost overrun - перерасход, выход за пределы сметы
2) юр. судебные издержки; судебные расходыwith costs - с возложением судебных издержек на сторону, проигравшую дело
bill of costs см. bill2 I 1
3. расплата; тяжёлая цена (чего-л.)at all costs, at any cost - любой ценой, во что бы то ни стало
to one's cost - на своё горе, на свою беду
to know [to have learned] to one's own cost - знать [узнать] по горькому опыту
2. [kɒst] v (cost)♢
to count the cost - взвесить все обстоятельства (прежде чем начать что-л. делать); учесть все возможные последствия1. стоить, обходитьсяto cost much [little] - стоить дорого [дёшево]
cost what it may (be) - чего бы это ни стоило, любой ценой
2. требовать, стоитьmaking a dictionary costs much time and care - составление словаря требует много времени и внимания
to cost a man his life [health, fortune] - стоить человеку жизни [здоровья, состояния]
it cost him many sleepless nights [anxious moments] - это стоило ему многих бессонных ночей [тревожных минут]
3. ком. назначать цену, оценивать ( товар) -
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1. IIcost somehow cost dear (ly) (cheaply) стоить /обходиться/ дорого (дешево); a method which costs dearly in time метод, который отнимает /требует/ много времени2. IIIcost smth. cost [very] much ([very] little, nearly nothing, a lot of money, $ 10, etc.) стоить [очень] много и т. д., обходиться [очень] дорого и т. д.; what /how much/ does it cost? сколько это стоит?; cost much labour (much energy, much self-restraint, much careful thought, a lot of care, etc.) стоить /требовать/ много труда и т. д.3. IVcost smb. in some manner this idea of his cost me dearly эта его идея дорого мне обошлась4. Vcost smb. smth. cost him a hundred pounds at the very least (her a great deal of money, him much to run a car, etc.) стоить ему по меньшей мере сто фунтов и т. д.; обходиться ему по меньшей мере в сто фунтов и т. д.;, what will it cost me? сколько мне придется за это заплатить?; cost him a lot of time, etc, отнимать у него массу времени и т. д., this cost me very much time на это я потратил уйму времени; the answer to this question cost him much careful thought чтобы ответить на этот вопрос, ему пришлось тщательно все продумать; cost him his job (him his fortune, her her health, her her arm, me my peace of mind, him his life, her many sleepless nights, etc.) стоить ему работы /его места/ и т. д, the battle cost 2000 men their lives битва стоила жизни двум тысячам солдат; careless driving may cost you your life невнимательная езда может стоить вам жизни; it cost him his head он поплатился за это головой5. VIIcost smth. to do smth. cost much to travel (ten roubles to enter, little to have this watch repaired, etc.) для путешествий требуется много [денег], чтобы путешествовать, нужно [иметь] много денег; how much does It cost [you] to keep a car? во сколько [вам] обходится содержание машины?; it will cost you to fly, why not go by train? coll. самолет вам недешево обойдется /будет стоить денег/, почему вам не поехать поездом?6. XXVcost what... - what it may чего бы это ни стоило -
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1 ღირებულება, ფასიhe attained fame at the cost of his health სახელის მოხვეჭა ჯანმრთელობის ფასად დაუჯდა2 ღირს (დაუჯდება)the house cost him about $300.000 სახლი $300.000-მდე დაუჯდაfast driving may cost you your life მანქანის სწრაფად ტარება შეიძლება სიცოცხლის ფასად დაგიჯდეს3 შეფასება (შეაფასებს)it costs $10 odd ათ დოლარზე ცოტა მეტი ღირსthe trip cost more than they had planned მოგზაურობა გათვალისწინებულზე მეტი დაუჯდათit costs something in the neighbo(u)rhood of $500 დაახლოებით 500 დოლარამდე ღირს●●it must have cost a tidy penny ალბათ ბევრი დაჯდაit will cost you $100 at the highest მაქსიმუმ 10 დოლარი დაგიჯდებაit cost us $10 a head ეს ათ-ათი დოლარი დაგვიჯდაthe cost / standard of living has gone down ცხოვრების დონე დაეცაcosts and attorney’s fees სასამართლო ხარჯები და ადვოკატის გასამრჯელო
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