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1 зашпиливать
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pin up, fasten with a pin* * *зашпиливать; зашпилить pin up, fasten with a pin -
2 приколоть
1) General subject: fasten, pin, put a pin, stab, stick a pin2) Makarov: fasten with a pin -
3 закалывать
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4 скреплять
скрепить (вн.)1. fasten (together) (d.), strengthen (d.)скреплять булавкой — pin (together) (d.), fasten with a pin (d.)
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скрепя сердце — reluctantly, grudginglyскреплённый кровью (о дружбе и т. п.) — sealed with blood
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5 скреплять
несов. - скрепля́ть, сов. - скрепи́ть; (вн.)1) ( прочно соединять) fasten (together) (d); ( булавкой) pin (together) (d), fasten with a pin (d); ( верёвками) tie (d); ( зажимами) clamp (d); ( болтами) bolt (d); ( извёсткой) mortar (d)2) ( укреплять) strengthen (d)3) ( удостоверять)скрепля́ть докуме́нт печа́тью — attach a seal to the document
скрепля́ть по́дписью (вн.) — sign (d); fix one's signature (on)
скрепля́ть второ́й по́дписью (вн.) — countersign (d)
••скрепя́ се́рдце — reluctantly; grudgingly
скреплённый кро́вью (о дружбе и т.п.) — sealed with blood
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6 закалывать
(кого-л./что-л.)
1) stab to death; slaughter (животное)
2) (скреплять)
fasten with a pin; pin (up)* * ** * *stab to death; slaughter -
7 зашпиливать
зашпилить (вн.)pin up (d.), fasten with a pin (d.) -
8 зашпилить
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9 закалывать
(кого-л./что-л.)несовер. - закалывать; совер. - заколоть1) stab to death; slaughter (животное)2) ( скреплять)fasten with a pin; pin (up) -
10 заколоть
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11 закалывать
vt; св - заколо́ть2) скреплять to pin up, to fasten (with a pin) -
12 прикалывать
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13 зашпиливать
Makarov: fasten with a pin -
14 зашпилить
Makarov: fasten with a pin -
15 закалывать
несов. - зака́лывать, сов. - заколо́ть; (вн.)1) ( пронзать оружием) stab (to death) (d)зака́лывать свинью́ — slaughter a pig
2) ( скреплять) pin (up) (d); fasten (d) with a pinзака́лывать га́лстук — fasten on one's tie-pin
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16 шплинтовать
1) Engineering: lock with a cotter pin, splint2) Railway term: forelock4) Makarov: fasten with a cotter pin, cotter-pin -
17 скреплять болтами
1) General subject: bolt2) Engineering: fix with bolts3) Construction: fasten with bolts, fix with screws4) Automobile industry: bolt together6) Oil: pin together, screw -
18 прикалывать
приколоть (вн.) -
19 зашпиливать
несов. - зашпи́ливать, сов. - зашпи́лить; (вн.)pin up (d), fasten (d) with a pin -
20 прикалывать
несов. - прика́лывать, сов. - приколо́ть; (вн.)1) ( булавкой) pin (d), fasten / attach (d) with a pin2) разг. ( добивать колющим оружием) transfix (d), stab to death (d), finish off (d); ( штыком) bayonet (d)
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