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41 dalekowzrocznie
adv. [myśleć, planować] far ahead, far into the futureThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > dalekowzrocznie
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42 глубокий
1) (имеющий большую глубину; находящийся на глубине) deepглубо́кая ра́на — deep wound
име́ть глубо́кие ко́рни (в пр.) — be deeply rooted (in)
2) (отдалённый, глубинный) deep, distantглубо́кая оборо́на — defence in depth
в глубо́ком тылу́ — deep in the rear, far behind the lines
глубо́кая разве́дка — long-range reconnaissance
3) (интенсивный; тж. о цвете, голосе) deepглубо́кий вдох — deep breath
глубо́кий сон — deep sleep
глубо́кое замора́живание — deep freeze
4) (далеко идущий, неповерхностный) profound; (о чувствах тж.) deepглубо́кая тишина́ — profound / perfect silence
глубо́кая печа́ль — deep sorrow
глубо́кое удовлетворе́ние [разочарова́ние] — deep satisfation [disappointment]
глубо́кое зна́ние [впечатле́ние] — profound knowledge [impression]
глубо́кая мысль [ре́плика] — profound idea [remark]
глубо́кое неве́жество — abysmal / crass ignorance
глубо́кий ана́лиз, глубо́кое иссле́дование — in-depth study
5) (о времени, возрасте) late, advancedглубо́кой о́сенью — late in autumn
была́ глубо́кая зима́ — it was mid-winter, it was the depth of winter
занима́ться до глубо́кой но́чи — work late / far into the night; burn the midnight oil идиом.
глубо́кой но́чью — in the dead of night, in the small hours
глубо́кая ста́рость — extreme old age
прожи́ть до глубо́кой ста́рости — live to a great / venerable age, live to be very old; live to a ripe old age
глубо́кий стари́к — a very old man
глубо́кая дре́вность — great / extreme antiquity
••глубо́кая таре́лка — soup plate
глубо́кая печа́ть полигр. — intaglio [-'tɑː-]
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43 до глубокой ночи
General subject: deep into the night, far into the night -
44 до поздней ночи
General subject: far into the night, late into the night -
45 указывает на продолжение процесса до момента
General subject: into prep (часто far into)Универсальный русско-английский словарь > указывает на продолжение процесса до момента
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46 nat
sg - natten, pl - natnætterночь жgod nat! — споко́йной но́чи!
i nat — (э́той) но́чью
i går nat — вчера́ но́чью
om natten — но́чью
* * ** * *(en, nætter) night;(bot) night-blooming cereus;[ så forskellige som nat og dag] as different as chalk and cheese;[ god nat!] good night![ gøre nat til dag] turn night into day;[ hele natten] all night;[ i nattens stilhed, i nattens mulm og mørke] in the dead of night;[ med præp & adv:][natten efter den 5. maj] (on) the night of May 5th;[ i nat]( foregående) last night,( indeværende, kommende) tonight ( fx there won't be any more trouble tonight);[ natten igennem] throughout the night, all night long;[ nu er det nat med det] now that is finished;[ det er nat med ham] he has had it; he is done for;[ natten mellem mandag og tirsdag] Monday night;[ om natten] at night ( fx sleep (, work) at night; don't go out at night),F by night;( i løbet af natten) in the night ( fx he woke up several times in the night);(se også midt);[ blive natten over] stay overnight, stay the night;[ leve natten over] live through the night;[ langt ud på natten] late in the night;[ til langt ud på natten] far into the night, till the small hours;[ natten til i går] the night before last;[ nat til søndag] Saturday night;[natten til 8. august] the night of August 7;[ ved nat] by night. -
47 нощ
nightпрез онази нощ (on) that nightпрез една лятна нощ on a summer night; one summer nightтази нощ this night, tonight, ( изтеклата) last nightоставам някъде през нощта stay somewhere overnight/for the nightпрез цялата нощ the whole night, all through the nightпри настъпването на нощта at nightfallвеселя се/гуляя цяла нощ make a night of itХиляда и една нощ Arabian NightsВартоломеева нощ St. Bartholomew's Eve; holocaust* * *нощ,ж., -и night; в тъмна \нощ in the dead of night; веселя се/гуляя цяла \нощ make a night of it; до късно през \нощта far into the night; за една \нощ overnight; лека \нощ good night; good evening; миналата \нощ last night; оставам някъде през \нощта stay somewhere overnight/for the night; посред \нощ in the middle of the night, at midnight; през една лятна \нощ on a summer night; one summer night; през \нощта in/during the night; през \нощта срещу сряда on the night of Tuesday to Wednesday, the night before Wednesday; през онази \нощ (on) that night; през цялата \нощ the whole night, all through the night; при настъпването на \нощта at nightfall; събранието продължи и през \нощта the meeting continued into the night; тази \нощ this night, tonight; цяла \нощ all night (long); цяла \нощ не съм мигнал I haven’t slept a wink all night; • Вартоломеева \нощ истор. St. Bartholomew’s Eve; holocaust; Хиляда и една \нощ Arabian Nights.* * *night* * *1. night 2. Вартоломеева НОЩ St. Bartholomew's Eve;holocaust 3. Хиляда и една НОЩ Arabian Nights 4. в тъмна НОЩ in the dead of night 5. веселя се/гуляя цяла НОЩ make a night of it 6. за една НОЩ for one night;in one night;overnight 7. за една НОЩ той стана прочут he became famous overnight 8. лека НОЩ good night;good evening 9. миналата НОЩ last night 10. оставам някъде през НОЩта stay somewhere overnight/for the night 11. полярна НОЩ a Polar night 12. посред НОЩ in the middle of the night, at midnight 13. през НОЩта in/during the night 14. през НОЩта срещу сряда on the night of Tuesday to Wednesday, the night before Wednesday 15. през една лятна НОЩ on a summer night;one summer night 16. през онази НОЩ (on) that night 17. през цялата НОЩ the whole night, all through the night 18. при настъпването на НОЩта at nightfall 19. тази НОЩ this night, tonight, (изтеклата) last night 20. цяла НОЩ all night (long) 21. цяла НОЩ не съм мигнал I haven't slept a wink all night -
48 bis spät in die Nacht hinein
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49 вдаль
нареч.(far) into the distance; long way offгляде́ть вдаль — look into the distance
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50 забегать
I заб`егатьсов.1) ( засуетиться) begin to bustle [fuss around]2) (о глазах, взгляде) flicker uneasily, assume a shifty expressionII забег`атьнесов. - забега́ть, сов. - забежа́ть1) (в вн.; вбегать) run (into)забегать далеко́ в лес — run far into the forest
2) (с нареч.; обгонять других) run aheadзабегать спра́ва [сле́ва] — make a quick run from the right [left]
3) (за вн.; бегом скрываться за чем-л) run (behind)4) разг. (к кому́-л; куда́-л; посещать ненадолго) (ср. тж. заглядывать 2), заходить I); run in, drop in (at some place); call (on smb), make a brief visit (to)отчего́ вы не забежи́те как-нибу́дь? — why don't you drop in / around / by some time?
е́сли бу́ду побли́зости, мо́жет, и забегу́ к вам на па́ру мину́т — if I am in the neighbourhood, I may run in for a few minutes
••забегать вперёд (делать что-л преждевременно или в нарушение логического порядка) — get ahead of oneself; anticipate things
не забега́я вперёд — without rushing / anticipating things
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51 een gat in de dag slapen
een gat in de dag slapensleep far into the day/oversleep for hours————————Van Dale Handwoordenboek Nederlands-Engels > een gat in de dag slapen
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52 tot diep in de nacht
Van Dale Handwoordenboek Nederlands-Engels > tot diep in de nacht
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53 Дождь продолжал моросить до поздней ночи.
General subject: The drizzling rain continued far into the night.Универсальный русско-английский словарь > Дождь продолжал моросить до поздней ночи.
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54 быть очень проницательным
General subject: see far into a millstoneУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > быть очень проницательным
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55 высоко в воздух
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56 глубоко в землю
General subject: far into the ground -
57 допоздна
1) General subject: far into the night, till late at night2) Ebay. until late -
58 обладать сверхъестественной проницательностью
General subject: look through a millstone (обыкн. ирон.), see far into a millstone (обыкн. ирон.)Универсальный русско-английский словарь > обладать сверхъестественной проницательностью
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59 продолжаться долго
General subject: go far intoУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > продолжаться долго
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60 работать до поздней ночи
Makarov: work far into the nightУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > работать до поздней ночи
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