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1 подіяти
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2 діяти
1) to act; to operate тж. військ.діяти рішуче — to act resolutely, to play the man
2) ( функціонувати) to work, to function; (про механізм тж.) to runдіяти на — to work on ( upon); to affect, to impress
діяти на нерви — to get on one's nerves, to set nerves on edge, to jar upon one's nerves
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3 накладати
= наложити, накластиto lay, to put, to lay on; to imposeнакладати відбиток — to leave a mark on smb./smth., to have an effect on smb./smth.
накладати ембарго — to lay an embargo on, to place an embargo on
накладати заборону — to put/impose a ban (on); to put a veto ( upon); to veto
накладати лігатуру мед. — to ligate
накладати масло в діжечку — to pack butter in a tub, to tub butter
накладати обмеження (на) — to apply restriction, to impose/place a limit(ation) (on)
накладати покарання — to impose ( to set) a punishment ( upon); to inflict a penalty ( upon)
накладати резолюцію — to append one's decision, to append instructions (on)
накладати срібло — to coat with silver, to plate
накладати шар фарби — to lay (on) a coat of paint
накласти головою — to pay for smth. with one's life, to perish
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4 впливати
I = вплинути( діяти певним чином) to influence, to have an influence (on, upon, over); to act ( upon); to work on, to weigh ( with); to affect, to have effect (on)II = вплисти, впливти( про судно) to sail in; ( про людину) to swim in; ( про річ) to float in -
5 починати
= початиto begin, to start; ( справу) to commence, to set up; to set on foot, to initiate; ( роботу) to fall (to), to launch, to put one's hand (to)починати війну — to levy war (upon, against)
починати дії — to start operations; to open ground, to open the ball
починати діяти — to begin to work; ( вступати в дію) to take action, to come into play; (про ліки, заходи) to take effect
починати з абзацу — to indent a line, to begin a new line, to begin a ( new) paragraph
починати з чогось — to begin with smth.
починати кампанію — to start (to open, to launch) a campaign
починати пісню — to start a song; to strike up
починати розмову — to begin (to start, to lead off) a conversation
починати світитися тех. — to ignite
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