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121 Schmiedezunder
m < prod> ■ forge scale; forging scale; forge cinder; hammer scale -
122 wykuwać
impf ⇒ wykuć* * *( z metalu) to forge; ( z kamienia) to sculpture, to sculpt; (otwór, tunel) to cut* * *ipf.2. (otwór, tunel) cut; (zwł. z mozołem) hammer.3. gł. pf. szkoln. cram.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > wykuwać
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123 ковать
(вн.)2. ( подковывать) shoe (d.) -
124 сковывать
сковать (вн.)4. воен. hold* (d.), fix (d.)5. ( покрывать льдом) lock (d.)мороз, лёд сковал реку — the river is frozen over, the river is ice-bound
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125 iskovati
vt pf forge; fig hammer out, forge I iskovati novae mint coins, mint a coin* * *• beat out -
126 ковать
(вн.)1) ( о металле) forge (d); hammer (d)2) ( подковывать) shoe (d)••куй желе́зо, пока́ горячо́ посл. — strike while the iron is hot
кова́ть побе́ду — forge victory
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127 сковывать
несов. - ско́вывать, сов. - скова́ть; (вн.)1) ( выковывать) forge (d), hammer out (d)2) ( соединять путём ковки) forge together (d)3) ( заковывать) chain (d)4) воен. hold (d), fix (d)ско́вывать проти́вника — paralyse the enemy
скова́ть огнём — pin (down) by fire (d)
5) ( покрывать льдом) lock (d)моро́з / лёд скова́л ре́ку — the river is frozen over, the river is icebound
6) (угнетать, подавлять) fetter (d)её молча́ние ско́вывает меня́ — her silence fetters me
страх скова́л мне ду́шу — I was overcome / seized with fear
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128 выковать
1. forge; mold; mould2. forge; shoe3. hammerСинонимический ряд:выработать (глаг.) воспитать; выработать; развить; сформировать
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