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81 take
1) брать
2) воспринимать
3) довозить
4) дубль
5) заступать
6) определять
7) отнимать
8) преобразовывать
9) захватывать
10) принятие
11) отбирать
12) схватывать
13) проникать
14) поглощать
15) впитывать
16) растворять
– backward take
– if we take
– take a bearing
– take a load
– take a measurement
– take a reading
– take aboard
– take as a unit
– take as an axiom
– take away
– take azimuth
– take care
– take complement
– take control
– take exception
– take for granted
– take force
– take gravity
– take in
– take in line
– take in the lump
– take measure
– take off blast
– take off by instruments
– take off the cake
– take on ballast
– take out of service
– take outside
– take paint
– take part
– take place
– take reading
– take sample
– take samples
– take stock
– take Taylor
– take temperature
– take the logarithm
– take the opportunity
– take up backlash
– take up clearance
– take up pressure
– take up slack
– take up the load
– take waveform
– take wire
take into consideration — принять во внимание, принять к сведению
take sum over all integers — брать сумму по всем целым значениям
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82 count
1. n счёт; подсчётhead count — «счёт по головам»; перепись
2. n итог3. n спорт. счёт секунд4. n внимание5. n текст. номер пряжи6. n юр. пункт обвинения или искового заявления7. n юр. изложение дела8. n юр. элк. одиночный импульс9. v считать; подсчитывать; пересчитывать10. v принимать во внимание, в расчёт, учитывать, засчитывать11. v считать, полагатьcount yourself fortunate — считай, что тебе повезло
12. v рассчитывать13. v иметь значение, стоить14. v говорить против; иметь отрицательное значениеsequence count — элемент последовательности; значение порядкового номера
15. v юр. излагать дело, выступать с изложением делаto count thumbs — ничего не делать, убивать время
16. n графСинонимический ряд:1. nobleman (noun) grandee; nobleman; peer2. reckoning (noun) calculation; computation; numeration; reckoning; tab; tally3. beat (verb) beat; mark4. consider (verb) consider; deem; judge; regard5. enumerate (verb) add up; calculate; compute; enumerate; figure; number; numerate; reckon; sum; tale; tally; tell off; total6. include (verb) include; involve7. influence (verb) influence; weight8. matter (verb) import; matter; mean; signify9. weigh (verb) militate; tell; weighАнтонимический ряд:conjecture; estimate; guess; hazard; lump -
83 pin money
1. деньги на мелкие расходы2. деньги «на булавки», которые муж даёт жене3. незначительная сумма денегСинонимический ряд:pocket money (noun) pocket money; spending money
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