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1 Right of Sanctuary (In Anglo-Saxon England all churches and churchyards generally provided refuge for fugitives for 40 days)
Религия: гарантия безопасности в стенах святыниУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > Right of Sanctuary (In Anglo-Saxon England all churches and churchyards generally provided refuge for fugitives for 40 days)
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2 right of sanctuary
Религия: (In Anglo-Saxon England all churches and churchyards generally provided refuge for fugitives for 40 days) гарантия безопасности в стенах святыни -
3 escape route
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4 escape route
escape route n ( in case of fire etc) plan m d'évacuation ; ( for fugitives) itinéraire m d'évasion. -
5 hunt
1. Igo out hunting отправиться на охоту; he is out hunting он на охоте; do you like to hunt? вы любите охотиться?2. IIhunt in some place I hunted high and low /everywhere/ and couldn't find it я искал везде и войду, но не мог этого найти3. III1) hunt animals hunt antelope (the fox, the stag, the ostrich, big game, the tiger, deer, wolves, bears, whales, etc.) охотиться на антилоп и т. д.; hunt witches (heretics, smugglers, thieves, etc.) преследовать /травить, "охотиться" на/ ведьм и т. д.2) hunt smth. hunt the woods (the region, the country, etc.) прочесывать лес и т. д.4. IVhunt smb. in some manner hunt smb. mercilessly (fruitlessly, passionately, daringly, etc.) безжалостно и т. д. преследовать кого-л.5. XI1) be hunted out of smth. be hunted out of society быть изгнанным из общества2) || the game is being hunted to [the verge of] extinction дичь почти извели охотой6. XVI1) hunt for animals hunt for wolves (for boars, for bears, for mountain cocks, etc.) охотиться на волков и т. д., hunt in smth. wolves hunt in packs (in couples, etc.) волки охотятся стаями и т. д.2) hunt for smth. hunt for a lost book (for a document one has mislaid, for the missing will, for an old engraving, for a rare stamp, for a house to let, for something to eat, etc.) искать /разыскивать/ потерянную книгу и т. д.; go about hunting for a job рыскать в поисках работы; hunt through smth. hunt through the shops (through drawers, through a book, etc.) искать по магазинам и т. д.; hunt after smb. hunt after fugitives (after burglars, after deserters, etc.) разыскивать /преследовать/ беглецов и т. д., hunt after snath. hunt after fortune (after glory, etc.) искать /добиваться/ богатства и т. д.7. XXI1hunt smth. for smth. hunt the whole house for the will (the desk for papers, half London for a book, etc.) обыскать /перерыть/ весь дом в поисках завещания и т. д.; hunt smb. out of smth. hunt the neighbours' cats out of the garden выгонять соседских кошек из сада -
6 pick up
phrvt infml1)2)3)He stopped the car to pick up a young girl who was hitch-hiking across Europe — Он остановился, чтобы посадить к себе молодую девушку, которая путешествовала на попутных машинах по всей Европе
4)He can only have picked up such excellent English by living in the country for some years — Он смог научиться такому превосходному английскому языку только потому, что жил несколько лет в этой стране
I don't know where my children have picked up those rude words — Я не знаю, где мои дети нахватались таких слов
5)6)You never know what you'll pick up there — Никогда не знаешь, какую болезнь там можно подхватить
7)I want you to pick up the entire house — Я хочу, чтобы ты убрал весь дом
8)He earns good money, he does. He picks up a packet — Он зарабатывает хорошо, так что в получку у него выходит приличная сумма
Car factory workers can pick up good wages, especially with overtime — Рабочие в автомобильной промышленности могут зарабатывать хорошие деньги, особенно за сверхурочную работу
9)The government should pick up the bill for the damaged ship — Правительство должно оплатить ремонт поврежденного судна
10)He had a brief affair with a girl he picked up in a bar — У него была непродолжительная связь с девушкой, с которой он познакомился в баре
11)The fugitives were picked up within forty eight hours — Беглецов поймали в течение сорока восьми часов
That son of a bitch apparently took pleasure in warning her that he would pick her up if she didn't walk the chalk line — Этот сукин сын явно наслаждался, когда предупреждал, что заберет ее, если она не будет вести себя хорошо
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7 move in
1) вводить, вдвигать
2) въезжать( в квартиру) We've bought our new house, but we can't move in till the end of the month. ≈ Мы купили новый дом, но не можем въехать в него до конца месяца.
3) окружать и готовиться к атаке (on) The police are moving in on the criminals hiding in the house. ≈ Полиция окружает дом, в котором спрятались преступники.
4) контролировать чью-л. деятельность (чаще незаконно) Criminals have been moving in on the taxi business for some years. ≈ Несколько лет криминал подминал под себя таксистов. въезжать (в квартиру) селиться( с кем-л.) - her relatives wanted to * with her родственники хотели поселиться с ней /у нее/ входить (в зрительный зал и т. п.) вводить, вдвигать приближаться;
сближаться;
окружать - the police moved in on the fugitives полиция окружила беглецов захватить контроль, командные позиции - they were moving in on the industry они захватывали командные позиции в промышленности
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