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1 лізти
1) (на стіну, кручу) to climb, to clamber, to creep, to scale; (по мотузці, на жердину) to swarm2) (набридати, втручатися) to intrude, to thrust oneself upon3) ( про волосся) to come out, to fall off4)лізти зі шкіри — to go all out; to lay oneself out; to leap out of one's skin
лізти комусь в душу — to worm oneself into smb.'s confidence
лізти в зашморг — to expose oneself to danger aimlessly, to stick one's neck out
лізти на очі (кому-небудь) — to hang round; to make a nuisance of oneself (to)
лізти на рожен — to ask for trouble, to kick against the pricks
лізти на стінку — to climb up the wall; to be beside oneself; to go into a frenzy
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2 плювати
= плюнути1) ( вивергати слину) to spit; to expectorateмені плювати — I don't care a hang (a straw, a bit, a pin, a rap, a tinker's damn) ( about), I spit on it
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hang upon — (Roget s Thesaurus II) I verb To be determined by or contingent on something unknown, uncertain, or changeable: depend on (or upon), hang on, hinge on (or upon), rest on (or upon), turn on, turn upon. See START. II verb See HANG … English dictionary for students
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