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1 отводить войска
1) General subject: withdraw troops (откуда-л.)2) Military: pull back troops, thin out3) Makarov: draw off the troops, draw off troops -
2 отвести войска
Makarov: draw off the troops, draw off troops -
3 отводить
отвести (вн.)отводить войска назад — withdraw, или draw* off, the troops
2. (об ударе и т. п.) parry (d.); ward off (d.) (тж. перен.); (перен.) remove (d.)4. (о земле, помещении) allot (d.); (землю под определённую с.-х. культуру) set* aside (d.)♢
отводить роль — assign a partотводить душу — unburden one's heart, pour out one's heart
отвести глаза кому-л. разг. — distract / divert smb.'s attention, take* smb. in
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4 отводить
несов. - отводи́ть, сов. - отвести́; (вн.)1) ( перемещать) lead (d); take (d); ( в сторону) take / draw aside (d)отводи́ть войска́ — withdraw [draw off] the troops
отводи́ть во́ду (из) — drain (d)
2) (предотвращать - удар и т.п.) parry (d); ( угрозу) ward off (d), avert (d), prevent (d)3) ( отвергать) reject (d); юр. (присяжных и т.д.) challenge (d)отводи́ть обвине́ние — reject an accusation
отводи́ть кандида́та — reject a candiate
4) (землю, помещение) allot (d); (под вн.) тж. set aside (d for)••отводи́ть роль — assign [ə'saɪn] a part
отводи́ть ду́шу — 1) ( откровенно высказывать наболевшее) unburden [pour out] one's heart 2) (на пр.) vent one's feelings (on) 3) ( не ограничивать себя) let oneself go
отводи́ть глаза́ — 1) (от смущения и т.п.) look aside; turn away 2) разг. (кому́-л; отвлекать) distract / divert smb's attention
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не мог глаз отвести́ (от) — he couldn't take his eyes (off) -
5 стягивать
1. scrounge2. draw together; pull together; tie up; concentrate; pilferснимать; стягивать — draw off
3. constrict4. tightenСинонимический ряд:перетягивать (глаг.) затягивать; перетягивать; перехватыватьАнтонимический ряд: -
6 вывод
1) General subject: breeding, conclusion, consectary, consequence, deduction, derivation, development, drop (напр., two drops; косм.; спутников), eduction, finding, implication, infer, inference, output, pin, recapitulation, rider, withdrawal, bottomline2) Computers: dump, inferencing, outcoming3) Aviation: feedout, terminal lead5) Medicine: lead6) Colloquial: bottom line (Consumers are beaming over benefits as the loonie soars towards parity with the U.S. dollar but the bottom line here is it's going to slow growth in the Canadian economy.)7) Military: placing (на орбиту), recovery (самолёта из фигуры), stand-down, withdrawal (войск), pullout8) Engineering: bond lead, bonding lead, connection terminal (электронного прибора), feedthrough, injection (на орбиту), lead terminal, leading-out, out stroke, outlet, pole, read-out, readout, reasoning (логический), tab, takeout (сейсмической косы), tap (отвод), tapping, terminal pin (штырьковый), terminal screw, termination9) Bookish: educt10) Construction: derivation (формулы), summary, tab (провода)11) Mathematics: (неизбежный) corollary, development (формулы), drawing the conclusion, output operation12) Economy: retrieval13) Accounting: argument15) Mining: draining-out, end, escape, removal (удаление)16) Diplomatic term: withdrawal (войск с чужой территории или из боя), withdrawal action (войск)19) Psychology: recapitulation (ы)20) Telecommunications: lead wire, walk-off21) Electronics: bush, bushing, contact, leg, output electrode, pin (штырьковый), terminal, withdrawall23) Information technology: disk caching, inference (логический), inferencing (логический), lead-out, pinout (микросхемы), result, roll-out, rollout24) Oil: takeout (сейсмоприёмной косы), takeout (сейсмоприемной косы)25) Astronautics: lead out, leadout27) Geophysics: print29) Advertising: sign-off30) Patents: display (данных), insertion (на орбиту)32) Crystallography: withdrawal (удаление)33) Household appliances: leading-out terminal34) Sakhalin energy glossary: (трубопровода) outlet35) Oilfield: lead( трансформатора) tap (провода), lead (трансформатора) tapping (провода), tap (трансформатора), tapping (трансформатора)36) Microelectronics: connection, connector, output terminal, pig tail, terminating connection, termination connection37) Automation: backing-off (рабочего органа), display (данных на экран), feed-out, outputting (данных), release38) Robots: readout (информации из внутренней памяти или ЭВМ)39) Cables: derivation (формулы, уравнения), outlet (в электротехнике), output (в электротехнике)40) Aviation medicine: corollary (логический), decision41) Makarov: conclusion (умозаключение), corollary (неизбежный), deduction (умозаключение), delivery (напр. листов), derivation (формулы, уравнения), development (напр., формулы), direct derivation, draw, evacuation (войск), extraction (напр., пучка из ускорителя), inference (логический), inference (умозаключение), lead (провод, контакт), lead (соединительный провод), leg (лампы), outlet (устройство), output (процесс), output (устройство), output (энергии, данных), pin (штырёк радиолампы, шины), post, readout (результатов), terminal (зажим), upshot42) oil&gas: terminal (электротех.)43) Politico-military term: drawdown (US still has more than 130,000 troops in Iraq, despite a gradual drawdown)44) Combustion gas turbines: derivation (уравнения)45) Electrical engineering: connexion46) General subject: inference (как результат и как процесс)
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