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101 соблазнить
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102 увлекать
(кого-л./что-л.)
1) carry along; carry away перен.
2) (восхищать) fascinate
3) (пленять, соблазнять) allure, entice away* * *carry along; carry awa* * *apprehendcapturedelightenthralenthrallgraspinvadeleadoccupyrushseizetake -
103 целое
скл. как прил.
1) the whole
2) мат. integer* * *скл. как 1) the whole; whole 2) integer* * *allenticeholus-bolustotalunitwholes -
104 чистый
1) clean
2) neat, tidy (опрятный)
3) pure (без примесей); straight, neat (неразбавленный)
4) clear (о голосе, произношении)
5) net, clear (о доходе и т.п.)* * *1) pure; 2) clean* * *1) clean 2) neat, tidy (опрятный)* * *absoluteaustereblankchastecleanclearenticefairimmaculateliveneatnetpristinepuresheertidyunadulteratedunblendedunsophisticatedunwritten -
105 соблазнить
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106 соблазнять
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107 совратить
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108 совращать
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109 залучить
/zəɫʊˈʨitʲ/
entice, lure -
110 заманивать
/zɐˈmanʲɪvətʲ/
entice, lure, trap -
111 приманивать
/prʲɪˈmanʲɪvətʲ/
allure, lure, entice, decoy -
112 соблазнять
гл.to deprave; entice; seduce; tempt ( into); ( совращать тж) to debauch -
113 совращать
гл.to debauch; ( соблазнять) to deprave; entice; seduce; tempt ( into) -
114 выманивать
несов. - выма́нивать, сов. - вы́манить1) (вн. из; побуждать выйти) entice (d from), lure (d from, out of)2) (вн. у; получать обманом, хитростью) coax (d out of), wheedle (d out of); bilk (d out of), cheat (d out of), swindle (d out of)у него́ вы́манили все де́ньги — he was swindled out of all his money
у него́ вы́манили обеща́ние — he was fooled into promising, a promise was wheedled out of him
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115 завлекать
несов. - завлека́ть, сов. - завле́чь; (вн.)entice (d), lure (d); ( соблазнять) seduce (d) -
116 залучать
несов. - залуча́ть, сов. - залучи́ть; (вн.) разг.залуча́ть кого́-л к себе́ (в го́сти) — get smb to come to one's place
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117 заманивать
несов. - зама́нивать, сов. - замани́ть; (вн.)entice (d), lure (d); ( привлекать) attract (d); ( обманом) decoy (d)замани́ть в заса́ду — decoy (d) into an ambush
замани́ть в западню́ / лову́шку / сети́ (вн.) — (en)trap (d)
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118 манить
несов. - мани́ть, сов. - помани́ть; (вн.) -
119 переманивать
несов. - перема́нивать, сов. - перемани́ть; (вн.) разг.entice (d)перемани́ть кого́-л на свою́ сто́рону — win / gain smb over
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120 прельщать
несов. - прельща́ть, сов. - прельсти́ть (вн. тв.)1) ( очаровывать) fascinate (d with)2) ( привлекать) entice (d with)прельща́ть кого́-л обеща́ниями — lure smb with promises [-sɪz]
путеше́ствие по мо́рю прельсти́ло его́ — the sea voyage was an enticement / attraction to him; the thought of the sea voyage was enticing / attractive to him
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