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21 bound
§ საზღვარი, ნახტომი, მიმავალი, ყდაში ჩასმული, ვალდებული§1 სადმე მიმავალი2 ვალდებული, იძულებულიyou are legally bound to do it კანონით ვალდებული ხარ, ეს გააკეთოI feel bound to say that... საჭიროდ მიმაჩნია ვთქვა რომ, …3 უსათუოდ, აუცილებლადhe is bound to win ის უსათუოდ გაიმარჯვებს//უნდა გაიმარჯვოს გაიმარჯვოს4 საზღვარი, ზღვარიkeep within the bounds of decency წესიერების ფარგლებს/საზღვარს ნუ გადახვალ5 ნახტომი6 ესაზღვრება, ემიჯნება7 შემოფარგვლა (შემოფარგლავს), შეზღუდვა, შემცირება, შეკავებაyou should bound your desires სურვილები არ შეიკავო/შეამცირო/შეიზღუდოthe plot is bounded by a fence ნაკვეთი ღობით არის შემოფარგლული/შემოღობილი8 ხტომა (ხტის);his heart bounded with joy სიხარულმა გული აუძგერა/აუჩქროლაhe transgressed the bounds of decency ზრდილობის ზღვარს გადასცდა / გადააბიჯაthe valley is bounded by high mountains ველი მაღალი მთებითაა გარშემორტყმულიthis problem is bound up with many others ეს პრობლემა ბევრ სხვა პრობლემასთანაა დაკავშირებული -
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1) border, boundary;
frontier;
bounds, confines мн. (крайние пункты) отправляющийся за границу ≈ (о судне) outward bound определение границ ≈ delimitation государственная граница за границей ехать за границу из-за границы
2) limit, verge;
(пределы, диапазон) мн. ambit;
(область действия) мн. purview;
мн. metes and bounds юр.;
(возможностей, знаний и т. п.) scope перейти все границы ≈ to overstep the limits, to exceed all bounds, to go the limit определять границы ≈ to delimit, to determineграниц|а - ж.
1. border;
(естественная) boundary;
(государственная) frontier;
переходить ~у cross the frontier;
2. обыкн. мн. (предел) limit sg., bound sg., end sg. ;
не знать границ know* no bounds;
переходить ~ы go* beyond all bounds;
это переходит все ~ы! that`s the limit!;
this passes the bounds!;
в ~ах приличия within the bounds of decency;
за ~у, за ~ей abroad;
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23 Schamgrenze
f limit of decency; die Schamgrenze erreichen be positively indecent; hart an der Schamgrenze almost indecent; Witz etc.: close ( oder near) to the bone* * *Scham|gren|zefbounds pl of what is acceptablekeine Schámgrenze haben — to have no sense of shame
die Schámgrenze überschreiten — to go beyond the bounds of what is acceptable
da liegt meine Schámgrenze — that's going too far for me
* * *Schamgrenze f limit of decency;die Schamgrenze erreichen be positively indecent; -
24 transgresser
transgresser [tʀɑ̃sgʀese]➭ TABLE 1 transitive verb* * *tʀɑ̃sgʀɛseverbe transitif to contravene [ordre]; to break [loi, tabou]; to defy [interdiction]* * *tʀɑ̃sɡʀese vt[règles, lois] to break, to contravene, [tabou] to break, [interdits] to defy* * *transgresser verb table: aimer vtr to contravene [ordre]; to break [loi, règle, tabou]; to defy [interdiction]; to go beyond [analyse]; transgresser les limites de la décence to cross the bounds of decency.[trɑ̃sgrese] verbe transitif -
25 выходить из границ
overstep the limits of smth.; overstep the mark; go beyond bounds; pass all boundsНапрасно возражала она самой себе, что беседа их не выходила из границ благопристойности, что эта шалость не могла иметь никакого последствия, совесть её роптала громче её разума. (А. Пушкин, Барышня-крестьянка) — She assured herself in vain that their conversation had not overstepped the limits of decency, that her prank could not possibly have any untoward consequences - conscience spoke louder than reason.
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