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1 биться
1) (с тв.; сражаться) fight (with, against)2) (о вн.; ударяться) knock (against), hit (against), strike (d)би́ться о ка́мни (о волнах) — crash against rocks
3) ( пульсировать) beatсе́рдце си́льно бьётся — smb's heart is throbbing / thumping / pounding
4) ( дёргаться) thrash, tossры́ба би́лась в сети́ — the fishes thrashed about in the net
в печи́ бьётся ого́нь поэт. — fire flickers / flashes in the stove брит. / furance амер.
би́ться в исте́рике — writhe in hysterics
она́ бьётся в исте́рике — she is having hysterics [a fit of hysteria]
5) (над тв.; прилагать усилия) struggle (with)он бьётся над э́той зада́чей — he is struggling with this problem, he is racking his brains over this problem
как он ни би́лся — however hard he tried
6) (сов. поби́ться) (портиться - о фруктах, овощах) be bruisedэ́то стекло́ бьётся — this glass is breakable
••би́ться голово́й о́б стену — beat / bang one's head against a brick wall
би́ться как ры́ба об лёд — ≈ struggle to keep one's head above water
би́ться об закла́д — см. заклад
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2 биться о камни
Makarov: crash against rocks (о волнах) -
3 разбиваться
несов. - разбива́ться, сов. - разби́ться1) ( раскалываться на куски) break, get / be broken; (о машине, самолёте) crash2) ( сильно ушибаться) hurt / bruise [bruːz] oneself badly3) ( калечиться или гибнуть в автокатастрофе) get smashed up ( in a road accident)4) ( о волнах) breakво́лны разбива́ются о ска́лы — waves break / batter against the rocks
5) ( разделяться) break up, divideразбива́ться на гру́ппы — break up into groups
См. также в других словарях:
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