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1 sort
[sɔːt] 1. n1) рід; вид; сорт; розря́д; різно́вид, тип2) спо́сіб; мане́раafter a sort — 1) яки́мсь чи́ном 2) за о́бразом і подо́бою
3) pl друк. лі́тери ( гарнітури)4) розм. я́кість, хара́ктерa good sort розм. — га́рний хло́пець
the better sort — видатні́ лю́ди
••nothing of the sort — нічо́го поді́бного
in sort — пе́вною мі́рою
a sort of — щось на зразо́к
that sort of thing — тому́ поді́бне
to be out of sorts — 1) бу́ти не в на́строї 2) пога́но почува́ти себе́
2. vthat is your sort! — оце́ чудо́во!
сортува́ти; розбира́ти, класифікува́ти (тж. sort out) -
2 sort
1. n1) рід; вид; сорт; розряд; різновид, тип; класall sorts of things, things of all sorts — різноманітні речі
2) спосіб; манераin some sort, after a sort — певною мірою
3) pl друк. літери (гарнітури)a good sort — розм. добрий хлопець
sort of — ніби; щось на зразок
to be out of sorts — бути не в настрої; погано почувати себе
2. v1) сортувати; розбирати, класифікувати (тж sort out, sort over)2) розм. наказувати3) розм. тримати в порядку, упорядковувати* * *I [sxːt] n1) вид, рід; сорт, різновид; розряд, тип, клас2) тип людини; характер, натура ( людини)3) спосіб, манераin some sort, after a sort — деяким чином; певною мірою; абияк
4) pl; пoлiгp. літери ( гарнітури)II [sxːrt] vto be out of sorts — бути не в гуморі, не в настрої; почуватися кепсько
1) розбирати, сортувати, класифікувати (sort out, sort over)2) (with; sort together) відносити до якої-небудь групи, виду, сорту; співвідноситися3) ( with) спілкуватися4) розправитися ( з ким-небудь)
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