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121 (to) get anywhere
продвинутьсявыдвинутьсядобиться успехапривести к успехудобиться результата|| You'll never get anywhere with that attitude с таким отношением ты далеко не уедешь.
He'll never get anywhere. — Он ничего не добьется в жизни.
If I'm going to get anywhere, I had better hurry up and learn their language.
син. to get anywhere, to take anywhereсм. тж get somewhere, get nowhereАнгло-русский универсальный дополнительный практический переводческий словарь И. Мостицкого > (to) get anywhere
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122 I'd rather
фраз. я бы предпочел; я бы лучшеWould you like to come in my car? — No, thanks. I'd rather walk.
см. тж had betterАнгло-русский универсальный дополнительный практический переводческий словарь И. Мостицкого > I'd rather
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123 (to) take anywhere
продвинутьсявыдвинутьсядобиться успехапривести к успехудобиться результата|| You'll never get anywhere with that attitude с таким отношением ты далеко не уедешь.
He'll never get anywhere. — Он ничего не добьется в жизни.
If I'm going to get anywhere, I had better hurry up and learn their language.
син. to get anywhere, to take anywhereсм. тж get somewhere, get nowhereАнгло-русский универсальный дополнительный практический переводческий словарь И. Мостицкого > (to) take anywhere
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124 (to) get anywhere
продвинутьсявыдвинутьсядобиться успехапривести к успехудобиться результата|| You'll never get anywhere with that attitude с таким отношением ты далеко не уедешь.
He'll never get anywhere. — Он ничего не добьется в жизни.
If I'm going to get anywhere, I had better hurry up and learn their language.
син. to get anywhere, to take anywhereсм. тж get somewhere, get nowhereАнгло-русский универсальный дополнительный практический переводческий словарь И. Мостицкого > (to) get anywhere
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125 (to) take anywhere
продвинутьсявыдвинутьсядобиться успехапривести к успехудобиться результата|| You'll never get anywhere with that attitude с таким отношением ты далеко не уедешь.
He'll never get anywhere. — Он ничего не добьется в жизни.
If I'm going to get anywhere, I had better hurry up and learn their language.
син. to get anywhere, to take anywhereсм. тж get somewhere, get nowhereАнгло-русский универсальный дополнительный практический переводческий словарь И. Мостицкого > (to) take anywhere
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126 drop\ out
1) her keys have dropped out у нее выпали ключи2) the саг won't hold so many people, some of us had better drop out в машине столько народу не поместится, некоторым из нас лучше остаться3) a letter has dropped out выпала /пропущена/ буква -
127 hide
1. Iyou had better hide вам лучше бы спрятаться /скрыться/; where is he hiding? где он прячется?, почему его нигде не видно?; I have nothing to hide мне нечего скрывать2. IIIhide smth. hide a letter (a boot, money, a treasure, etc.) (спрятать письмо и т. д.; the clouds hid the sun тучи закрыли солнце, солнце спряталось за тучи; hide the truth (the facts, one's plans, one's views, one's emotions, one's tears, one's embarrassment, etc.) скрывать правду и т. д., she tried to hide her feelings она пыталась не показывать своих чувств; hide smb. hide a criminal (an outlaw, a refugee, a friend, etc.) прятать /укрывать/ преступника и т. д.3. IVhide smth., smb. in some manner hide smth., smb. well (skilfully, cunningly, deliberately, badly, etc.) хорошо и т. д. прятать /скрывать/ что-л., кого-л.4. XIbe hidden by smth. the sun was hidden by the clouds тучи закрыли солнце; the walls are hidden by the ivy под плющом стены не видны; the author's meaning is hidden by the ambiguity of his style смысл сказанного скрыт [от читателя] из-за туманного стиля автора; be hidden from smb. the future is hidden from us будущее скрыто от нас5. XVIhide in (under, behind, etc.) smth. hide in caves (in the bushes, in a cellar, in a garret, etc.) прятаться /скрываться/ в пещерах и т. д., hide under the table (under the tree, under the boat, etc.) прятаться под столом и т. д.; hide behind a door (behind a curtain, behind a jutting rock, etc.) прятаться за дверью и т. д., the moon was hiding behind a cloud луна скрылась за тучу; hide behind his authority прикрываться его авторитетом; hide from smb. hide from the police (from the pursuers, from the grown-ups, etc.) прятаться от полиции и т. д.6. XVIIIhide oneself quick, hide yourself! прячься быстрее!; hide oneself behind (under, in, etc.) smth. the little boy hid himself behind a tree (under the table, in the cellar, etc.) мальчик спрятался /притаился/ за деревом и т. д.7. XXI1hide smth. in (under, behind, etc.) smth. hide smth. in a drawer (in one's pocket, in one's house, in a haystack, behind one's back, under the table-cloth, etc.) прятать что-л. в ящике стола и т. д., he hid his face in his hands он закрыл лицо руками; hide smth. from smb. hide one's money from them (a matchbox from the children, the car from the police, etc.) прятать деньги от них и т. д.; he hid his blushed face from us он спрятал покрасневшее лицо от наших взоров; he deliberately hid the facts from the jury он намеренно скрыл /утаил/ факты от присяжных; you can't hide the truth from her от нее правды не утаишь -
128 own\ up
1. Ithe one who did it had better own up тому, кто это сделал, лучше самому сознаться2. IIown up at some time I advise you to own up at once мой совет вам own up немедленно сознаться3. XVIown up to smth. own up to a crime (to the theft, to a fault, etc.) сознаваться /признаваться/ в преступлении и т.д.4. XVIIown up to doing smth. own up to being thirsty (to having done it, etc.) сознаваться /признаваться/, что хочешь пить и т.д.
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