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41 обвешивать
1. обвесить (вн.; обманывать в весе)cheat in weighing (d.), give* short weight (i.)2. обвешать, обвесить (вн. тв.) разг. (навешать вокруг)hang* round (d. with), cover (d. with)обвешивать побрякушками — cover / load with tinsel (d.)
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42 обмеривать
1. обмерить (вн.)measure (d.)2. обмерить (вн.) разг. (обманывать)cheat in measuring (d.); give* short measure (i.) -
43 заморить
совер.; (кого-л./что-л.); несовер. морить; разг.
1) см. морить
2) overwork; starve, underfeed; give short rations (to)
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44 недомерить
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45 обмеривать
I (кого-л./что-л.)
measure
II (кого-л.); разг.
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46 недомеривать
несов. - недоме́ривать, сов. - недоме́рить(вн., рд.) give short measure (of) -
47 обмеривать
I несов. - обме́ривать, сов. - обме́рить(вн.; определять размер) measure (d)II несов. - обме́ривать, сов. - обме́рить; разг.(вн.; обманывать) cheat in measuring (d); give short measure (i) -
48 заморить
(кого-л./что-л.)совер.; несовер. - морить; разг.1) см. морить2) overwork; starve, underfeed; give short rations (to)3) (о голоде, аппетите и т.п.)•• -
49 обвесить
I несовер. - обвешивать; совер. - обвесить(кого-л.)( обманывать в весе) cheat in weighing, give short weightII (кого-л./что-л. чем-л.)несовер. - обвешивать; совер. - обвесить, обвешать; разг.hang round (with), cover (with) -
50 обвешивать
I несовер. - обвешивать; совер. - обвесить(кого-л.)( обманывать в весе) cheat in weighing, give short weightII (кого-л./что-л. чем-л.)несовер. - обвешивать; совер. - обвесить, обвешать; разг.hang round (with), cover (with) -
51 давать преимущество
Русско-английский большой базовый словарь > давать преимущество
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52 небольшое преимущество
Русско-английский новый политехнический словарь > небольшое преимущество
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53 небольшое преимущество
Русско-английский военно-политический словарь > небольшое преимущество
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54 небольшое преимущество
Русско-английский словарь по информационным технологиям > небольшое преимущество
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55 небольшое преимущество
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56 не оправдать надежд
1) General subject: be weighed in the balance and found wanting, (чьих-л.) give disappointment, fall short of expectation (ожиданий, чаяний), fail2) Advertising: give disappointment3) Makarov: (чьих-л.) come short of hopes, come short of, fall short of expectation, fall short of expectations, flat outУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > не оправдать надежд
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57 бодливой корове Бог рог не даёт
1) General subject: curst cows have cut horns, God sends a curst cow short horns2) Set phrase: God doesn't give horns to a cow that butts, a cursed cow has short horns (God sends a cursed cow short horns), a wicked cow has short horns, oh wicked cow that wants to gore, God will give you horns no more!Универсальный русско-английский словарь > бодливой корове Бог рог не даёт
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58 бодливой корове бог рог не даёт
1) General subject: curst cows have cut horns, God sends a curst cow short horns2) Set phrase: God doesn't give horns to a cow that butts, a cursed cow has short horns (God sends a cursed cow short horns), a wicked cow has short horns, oh wicked cow that wants to gore, God will give you horns no more!Универсальный русско-английский словарь > бодливой корове бог рог не даёт
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59 обвести
1) General subject: draw out, dummy up, encircle, enclose, give the dummy (в футболе; кого-л.), lead, nobble, outline, pass round, sell the dummy (в футболе; кого-л.), turn, give the dumby (кого-л., в футболе), give the dummy (кого-л., в футболе), get around (например, в футболе to get around a defender)2) American: hand the short end of the stick, hand the short end of the stick (кого-л.)4) Makarov: to dummy up (в футболе) -
60 совокупление
1) General subject: coition, coupling, sexual intercourse2) Biology: copulation3) Law: congress4) Physiology: coitus5) Jargon: woo, the works (необычное, доставившее особое удовольствие)6) Invective: jazz, lay, ride a pony7) Taboo: ( the) other, Bologna bop (см. sausage), Donald (см. Donald Duck), Dutch kiss, Irish dip, Irish whist (where the Jack takes the ace) (см. jack, ace), Moll Peatley's jig, Ugandan affairs (sing) (обычно совершаемое в "экзотическом" месте, напр. в общественном туалете), Zinzanbrook (произносится zin-zan-bruck), a little conversation, accommodation, act, act of acts, any (usu get any), ass (usu have/get some ass), axe-grinding, banana, bang (usu have a bang), bash, bawdy banquet, bean-spilling, bedtime story, bedventure, belly ride, belly-bamping, belt, biggie, bike ride to Brighton, bit (обычно "на стороне"), bit of brush (usu have a bit of brush), bit of fish (usu have a bit of fish), bit of flat (usu do/have a bit of flat), bit of fun (usu have a bit of fun) (usu do/have a bit of flat), bit of hair (usu do/have a bit of flat), bit of hard for a bit of soft, bit of how's yer father, bit of jam (usu have a bit of jam), bit of meat (usu have a bit of meat) (usu do/have a bit of flat), bit of nifty (usu have a bit of nifty) (usu do/have a bit of flat), bit of share (usu have a bit of share), bit of skirt (usu do/ have/look for a bit of skirt), bit of snibley (usu have a bit of snibley; особ. с точки зрения мужчины), bit of that there (usu have a bit of that there), blanket drill (usu have a blanket drill), blanket hornpipe (usu have a blanket hornpipe), bonk (usu have a bonk), boody, boom-boom, booting, boozle, buckwild (usu get buckwild), bunk-up, bunk-up (usu have a bunk-up), bush patrol, business, butt, buttock-jig, button working (см. button), candy (часто употребляется в блюзах), carnal knowledge, cauliflower (usu a bit of cauliflower), cha-cha, charver, chauvering, chingazo, chuff, chunk, congress (usu be in congress), cooze, cosy, counter, crack (usu have/get a crack), crumpet (usu get/have a piece of crumpet), cunt, cut a side, cut off the joint (с точки зрения мужчины), cuzzy, daily mail, dash in the bloomers (обычно быстрое и внебрачное), dash up the channel (usu have/take a dash up the channel), depth charge, doctors and nurses (usu play doctors and nurses), dunking, ejectment in love lane, essence of bend-over, extras, feather-bed jig, ficky-fick, fig-fig, first game ever played, fish supper, flagrant delight (игра слов на лат. in flagrante delicto в момент совершения преступления), flame, flatback (в традиционной позиции "мужчина сверху"), flesh session, flip, flop, frame, freak, frig, frock, fuck, fuckeding, fucking, fucky, fun and games, futz, futzing, go, greens, grind (usu do a grind), ground rations (pl), grummet, hanky-panky (особ. при измене любовнице или жене), he-ing and she-ing, home run (см. first base, third base; игра слов на бейсбольном термине), horizontal exercise, horizontal jogging, horizontal refreshment, hose, hot beef injection, hot meat injection, hot roll with cream, hot session, houghmagandy, how's your father, hump, humpery, humpty, hunk, hunk of ass, in and out, interflora (намек на flower power, движение хиппи, девизом которого была фраза make love not war), interior decorating (обычно днем), invitation to the waltz (см. waltz), jackass (usu have/get some ass), jelly, jerk, jig, jiggery pokery, jing-jang (от кит. инь-ян), jive (usu have a jive), jobbing, joy ride, knockie, kwela, lame duck, lay (usu have a lay), leap (usu do a leap), leap in the dark, legover (usu get one's leg over q.v.), lewd infusion, limit, lipwork, little bit, little bit of keg, meat injection, mount (usu do a mount), mugging up, nail (usu have a nail), nasty, national indoor game, naughty, navel engagement (игра слов на naval engagement морское сражение), necessary (usu do the necessary), nibble (usu have a nibble), nifty, night games, nobbing, noogie, nookey, nudge, nudge, nurtle, nut, nutt (особ. приятное), oats, oil change, old one-two, one, one with t'other, pank (см. hanky-panky; особ. вне брака), parallel parking, party, patha-patha, peter, piece, piece of ass, piece of skirt, piece of tail, pile, pile-driving, play the back nine, pleasure, pom-pom, poon (особ. с темнокожей женщиной), pork prescription, porking, portion, prod, pudding, pump, punani, punch (usu have a punch), push (usu have a push), pussy, put-and-take, quim-sticking, quim-wedging, quimming, rabbit-habit, ram, ram job, religious oservances, ride (см. bare-back riding; usu have/take a ride), rip-off, rocking chair, rogering, roll (usu have a roll; обыч. с точки зрения мужчины), roll-in-the-hay, root, route, rub-belly, rudeness, rudies (sing), rule of three, rump-work, rumpo, sausage and donut situation (гетеросексуальное), scene, score, screw, screwing, seeing-to (usu give someone a good seeing-to), service, sex, sex-job, sexperience, shafting (usu give somebody a good shafting), shag, shake, short time, short-arm practice, shot, shot downstairs, shove, shudder, skirt, slam, slap and tickle, slithery, smack, snack-up, snag, snake in the grass, snibbet, some, splosh (usu a bit of splosh), squeeze-'em-close, squelching, strap, strap-on, stroke (usu have/take a stroke), stuff, stuffing (usu give somebody a good stuffing; с точки зрения мужчины), stunt, swing, tail, tail-wagging, ten, that thing, tick-tack, tiffin, tip, tough stuff, trade, trick, trim, trip up the Rhine, trouser action, tumble-in, tummy-tickling, turbot for tea, turn, ugly, under, under cover, valentino, wax, wham (особ. быстрое, не приносящее удовлетворения женщине), wham-bam (особ. быстрое, не приносящее удовлетворения женщине), wild thing, work (usu get (some) work), works (pl), yig-yag, you-know-what, zig-zag
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