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give oneself up he decided to give himself up

  • 1 give\ up

    1. I
    don't give up! не сдавайтесь!; I feel like giving up я готов все бросить /уступить, сдаться/; I give up! сдаюсь!
    2. III
    1) give up smth. /smth. up/ visitors are not required to give up their sticks and umbrellas [before entering the galleries] посетители могут не сдавать зонты и трости [ перед входом в галерею]
    2) give up smth., smb. /smth., smb. up/ give up a fortress (a position, arms, the keys of the city, etc.) сдавать крепость и т. д.; the gangsters gave up a kidnapped child гангстеры отдали /вернули/ украденного ребенка
    3) give up smth. /smth. up/ give up all one possesses (her fortune, etc.) пожертвовать всем, что имеешь и т. д.; give up one's right (one's position, one's job, his point, his plan, the crown, his political life, the idea of going abroad, one's hobby, etc.) отказаться от своего права и т. д.; give up one's faith потерять веру, перестать верить; he gave up all hope он потерял всякую надежду; give up smb. /smb. up/ I've given her up я махнул на нее рукой; she was so late that we had given her up она так опаздывала, что мы уже не надеялись, что она придет /что мы перестали ее ждать/; the doctors gave him (the patient) up врачи потеряли надежду вылечить его (больного) / считали его (больного) безнадежным/
    4) give up smth., smb. /smth., smb. up/ give up military secrets выдавать военные тайны; we do not give up the names of our contributors имена наших авторов или жертвователей и т. д. сохраняются /держатся/ в тайне; nature is slowly giving up some of her secrets природа неохотно открывает свой тайны
    3. XI
    1) be given up the plan (the picnic, etc.) was given up от плана и т. д. отказались.
    2) be given up to smth. she was entirely given up to work (to what she was doing, etc.) она была поглощена работой и т. д.; his mornings were given up to business no утрам он всегда занимался делами /работал/; the upper floors are given up to sleeping rooms верхние этажи отведены под спальни
    4. XIV
    give up doing smth. give up smoking (drinking, gambling, etc.) бросать курить и т. д., give up working бросить работу; give up wearing hats (travelling, going to galleries, etc.) перестать носить шляпы и т. д.
    5. XVIII
    1) give oneself up he decided to give himself up он решил явиться с повинной
    2) give oneself up to smth. give oneself up to pleasure (to one's emotions, to the joy of living, to justice, etc.) полностью предаться /отдаться/ удовольствиям и т. д.
    6. XXI1
    1) give up smth., smb. /smth., smb. up/ to smb., smth. give up one's seat to a woman уступить место женщине; give up smb. to the police передавать кого-л. в руки полиции; give up smth. for smth. give up an old car for a new one поменять старую машину на новую
    2) give up smth., smb. /smth., smb. up/ to smth., smb. give up one's life to science ( to study, to art, etc.) посвятить свою жизнь науке и т. д.; he gave up his whole life to his children он всю свою жизнь отдал детям
    7. ХХI2
    give up smb. /smb. up/ for smth. give up smb. for dead (for lost, etc.) считать кого-л. умершим и т. д.
    8. XXIV2
    give up smth., smb. /smth., smb. up/ as being in some state give up the attempts (the job, the goal, etc.) as hopeless (unattainable, etc.) прекратить / оставить, бросить/ все попытки и т. д. как безнадежные и т. д., give him up as dead решить, что он мертв [и перестать оказывать ему помощь]

    English-Russian dictionary of verb phrases > give\ up

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