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1 быть полным надежд на будущее
1) General subject: (с надеждой взирать) to be (feel) hopeful for the future2) Diplomatic term: be hopeful for the future3) Makarov: feel hopeful for the futureУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > быть полным надежд на будущее
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2 надеяться
1) General subject: bank, bargain, depend, have reliance in, hope for (на что-л.), look forward to (smth.) (на что-л.), plan, recline (на кого-л.), rely, trust, ween, expect, hope, place reliance in, place reliance on, hold out hope (Families of missing fishermen hold out hope), look to for (на кого-л.), have reliance in (на кого-л., что-л.), (на что-л.) set (one's) heart on something2) Jargon: bank on (на кого-либо)3) Business: bargain on, rely on4) Makarov: lay (one's) account for (smth.) (на что-л.), lay (one's) account on (smth.) (на что-л.), lay (one's) account with (smth.) (на что-л.), look for, feel hopeful, feel reliance in (на кого-л. что-л.), feel reliance on (на кого-л. что-л.), feel reliance upon (на кого-л. что-л.), take for granted (на что-л.) -
3 с надеждой взирать на будущее
1) Diplomatic term: be hopeful for the future2) Makarov: feel hopeful for the futureУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > с надеждой взирать на будущее
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4 быть полным надежд (с надеждой взирать) на будущее
Универсальный русско-английский словарь > быть полным надежд (с надеждой взирать) на будущее
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5 надежда надежд·а
hope, prospectвозлагать (большие) надежды — to pin one's hopes (on); to have great expectations (of); to centre one's hopes (on / in)
вселить надежду — to infuse hope (into), to inspire (smb.) with hope
выразить надежду — to express / to voice one's hope
не оправдать надежд — to fall short of / not to come up to expectations
обманывать надежды — to falsify / to frustrate / to disappoint smb.'s hopes
обольщать надеждами — to dangle hopes before / in front of (smb.)
оправдать надежды — to justify one's hopes, to answer / to come up to / to live up to / to meet expectations
оставить (всякую) надежду — to abandon / to relinquish (all) hope
питать надежды — to cherish / to entertain hopes, to harbour illusions
подавать большие надежды — to be very promising, to show great promise
разрушить (все) надежды — to blast / to blight (all) hopes
надежды рухнули — hopes foundered / have been crushed
крушение надежд — frustration of aspirations; collapse / defeat / ruin / wreck of hopes
надежда на успех — hope / prospect of success
с надеждой взирать на будущее — to be / to feel hopeful for the future
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6 надеяться
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7 быть уверенным в успехе
1) General subject: be sanguine of success, be sure of success, have the game in one's hands2) Diplomatic term: be hopeful of success3) Jargon: have a lock on something (чего-л.), have it knocked, lock up, sew up, tails4) Makarov: feel sure of successУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > быть уверенным в успехе
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