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1 влезать в долги
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2 брать в долг
incur debt, incur indebtedness, incur debtsРусско-Английский новый экономический словарь > брать в долг
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3 влезать в долги
incur a debt, get into debt, go into debt, run into debt, run up a debt, incur debtsРусско-английский словарь по общей лексике > влезать в долги
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4 залезать в долги
incur a debt, get into debt, go into debt, run into debt, run up a debt, incur debtsРусско-английский словарь по общей лексике > залезать в долги
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5 брать в долг
1) General subject: tick2) American: hit3) Mathematics: borrow4) Economy: contract a debt, contract debts, incur debts5) Finances: stash (Officials are now shifting their attention to the deposit rate at which financial institutions can stash cash with the central bank overnight.)6) Diplomatic term: incur indebtedness (consumer)7) Banking: incur debt, incur indebtedness8) Business: contract debt9) Investment: incur a debt, incur an indebtedness10) Makarov: insur debts -
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муж.1) debt; arrearage, arrears ( задолженность)быть в долгах, увязнуть в долгах, сидеть в долгах — to be in debt/hock
быть в долгу — to owe smb. money, to be in debt to smb. (у кого-л.; о финансовом долге); to be indebted (to), to be in smb.'s debt, to owe smb. a debt of gratitude (перед кем-л.; о благодарности)
быть кругом в долгах — to be deep in debt, to be up to one's ears in debt
в долг — on credit/trust
влезать в долги, залезать в долги — incur a debt, get into debt, go into debt, run into debt, run up a debt, incur debts
возвращать долг, отдавать долг — to repay
делать долги — to contract/incur debts
записывать в долг — charge, score
избавиться от долгов, разделаться с долгами — to get clear of debts
не оставаться в долгу — to repay, to pay back, to return the favor
погасить долг — to pay (off) a debt, to pay back
погрязать в долгах — to be up to one's eyes/ears in debt
просроченный долг — outstanding debt, unsettled debt
прощать долги — to remit a debt; (кому-л.) to acquit smb. of a debt
2) только ед. ( обязанность)по долгу — as obliges, as requires, out of smth.
нарушение долга — dereliction, dereliction of duty
••- первым долгомв долгу как в шелку — over head and ears in debt, up to the eyes in debt
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1) General subject: incur debts, outrun the constable, plunge, run into debt, go into hock (I would like to buy a new car, but I don’t want to go into hock. Я бы хотел купить новую машину, но не хочу влезать в долги), amass debts2) Economy: incur liabilities3) Mass media: incur debt4) Business: get into debts5) Makarov: get into debt, fall into debt -
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1) General subject: borrow heavily, plunge, outrun the constable, run into debt, get into debt2) Economy: incur debts, incur indebtedness, run into debts3) Business: get into debts4) Idiomatic expression: go on the hook -
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1) (обязанность) dutyостаться в долгу — to be indebted (to)
воинский долг — soldier's duty, the duty of a soldier
выполнять свой интернациональный долг — to fulfil / to do one's international duty
общественный долг — one's duty to society / to the community
сознание общественного долга — awareness of social / public duty
2) (взятое взаймы, одолженное) debtбыть / оказаться в долгу — to owe, to be indebted (to)
быть должным платить чьи-л. долги — to be liable for smb.'s debts
влезть / войти в долги — to get / to run into debts
делать долги — to contract / to incur debts
покрыть долг — to pay a debt, to pay off
прощать долг — to acquit (smb.) of a debt
обременённый большими долгами — debt-laden, heavily in debt, saddled with heavy debts
рост внешнего долга — growth of the foreign / external debt
государственный долг — state / national / public debt
взыскание / инкассирование долгов юр. — collection of debts
долг, погашаемый в первую очередь — preferential / preferred debt
расходы / затраты по обслуживанию долга — debt serving costs
погашение долга — redemption of debt, debt repayment
покрытие долгов — payment, discharge
в долг — on credit / trust
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сущ.( задолженность) debt; indebtedness; ( обязанность) duty; ( обязательства) мн liabilityбыть в долгу — to be in debt; ( у кого-л) to be in smb's debt (in debt to smb)
делать долги (влезать в долги) — to fall (get, run) into debts; incur debts
исполнять свой (гражданский) долг — to do one's (civic) duty; ( моральный тж) to fulfil one's moral responsibility (to)
погашать (выплачивать) долг — to clear off (discharge, extinguish, liquidate, pay off, redeem, reimburse, repay, satisfy, settle) a debt
считать своим долгом — to consider it one's duty (to + inf)
(грубейшее) нарушение долга — (egregious, flagrant, gross) breach (dereliction) of duty
обеспечение долга — фин security for a debt
погашение долга — clearing off (discharge, extinguishment, liquidation, payment, redemption, reimbursement, repayment, satisfaction, settlement) of a debt
при исполнении (служебного) долга — in the discharge (performance) of one's (official) duty; when (while) on duty
- безнадёжный долгдолг по обязательству, обеспеченному залогом — debt under obligation secured by a pledge
- внешний долг
- государственный долг
- гражданский долг
- долгосрочный долг
- краткосрочный долг
- накопленный долг
- непогашенный долг
- обеспеченный долг
- обременённый долгами
- отсроченный долг
- погашенный долг
- родительский долг
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1. incur debtsсильно задолжать, быть кругом в долгу — to be deep in debt
сборщик налогов, агент по взысканию долгов — debt collector
погашение долгов; погашение задолженности — debt retirement
2. run up a score3. get into debt4. run into debtпростой долг, долг из договора не за печатью — simple debt
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run into (get into, incur) debts, run up a debt, incur liabilitiesBanks. Exchanges. Accounting. (Russian-English) > влезать в долги
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15 делать долги
1) General subject: run up a score, run up scores, incur debts2) Economy: contract debts, run into debt3) Business: run bills, run up bills -
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ВЛЕЗАТЬ/ВЛЕЗТЬ (ЗАЛЕЗАТЬ/ЗАЛЕЗТЬ, ВХОДИТЬ/ВОЙТИ) В ДОЛГИ (В ДОЛГ) coll VP subj: human to incur debts ( usu. large ones)X влез в долги -X got (himself) into debtX ran (went) into debt X ran up (big (huge etc)) debts X got deep in debt (in the hole) X got up to his ears (his neck) in debt.Будучи расточителен и честолюбив, он позволял себе роскошные прихоти играл в карты и входил в долги, не заботясь о будущем... (Пушкин 1). Prodigal and ambitious, he indulged himself in extravagant habits, played at cards, got into debt, and gave no thought to the future... (1a).Он не был жаден, но любил широко жить, не отказывал ни в чем семье и любовницам, легко влезал в долги (Эренбург 4). Не was not greedy, but he liked to live on a grand scale. He never refused anything to his family or mistresses and easily ran into debt (4a). -
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• ВЛЕЗАТЬ/ВЛЕЗТЬ <ЗАЛЕЗАТЬ/ЗА ЛЕЗТЬ, ВХОДИТЬ/ВОЙТИ> В ДОЛГИ < В ДОЛГ> coll[VP; subj: human]=====⇒ to incur debts (usu. large ones):- X ran up (big <huge etc>) debts;- X got up to his ears (his neck) in debt.♦ Будучи расточителен и честолюбив, он позволял себе роскошные прихоти; играл в карты и входил в долги, не заботясь о будущем... (Пушкин 1). Prodigal and ambitious, he indulged himself in extravagant habits, played at cards, got into debt, and gave no thought to the future... (1a).♦ Он не был жаден, но любил широко жить, не отказывал ни в чем семье и любовницам, легко влезал в долги (Эренбург 4). He was not greedy, but he liked to live on a grand scale. He never refused anything to his family or mistresses and easily ran into debt (4a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > влезать в долг
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18 влезать в долги
• ВЛЕЗАТЬ/ВЛЕЗТЬ <ЗАЛЕЗАТЬ/ЗА ЛЕЗТЬ, ВХОДИТЬ/ВОЙТИ> В ДОЛГИ < В ДОЛГ> coll[VP; subj: human]=====⇒ to incur debts (usu. large ones):- X ran up (big <huge etc>) debts;- X got up to his ears (his neck) in debt.♦ Будучи расточителен и честолюбив, он позволял себе роскошные прихоти; играл в карты и входил в долги, не заботясь о будущем... (Пушкин 1). Prodigal and ambitious, he indulged himself in extravagant habits, played at cards, got into debt, and gave no thought to the future... (1a).♦ Он не был жаден, но любил широко жить, не отказывал ни в чем семье и любовницам, легко влезал в долги (Эренбург 4). He was not greedy, but he liked to live on a grand scale. He never refused anything to his family or mistresses and easily ran into debt (4a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > влезать в долги
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• ВЛЕЗАТЬ/ВЛЕЗТЬ <ЗАЛЕЗАТЬ/ЗА ЛЕЗТЬ, ВХОДИТЬ/ВОЙТИ> В ДОЛГИ < В ДОЛГ> coll[VP; subj: human]=====⇒ to incur debts (usu. large ones):- X ran up (big <huge etc>) debts;- X got up to his ears (his neck) in debt.♦ Будучи расточителен и честолюбив, он позволял себе роскошные прихоти; играл в карты и входил в долги, не заботясь о будущем... (Пушкин 1). Prodigal and ambitious, he indulged himself in extravagant habits, played at cards, got into debt, and gave no thought to the future... (1a).♦ Он не был жаден, но любил широко жить, не отказывал ни в чем семье и любовницам, легко влезал в долги (Эренбург 4). He was not greedy, but he liked to live on a grand scale. He never refused anything to his family or mistresses and easily ran into debt (4a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > влезть в долг
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• ВЛЕЗАТЬ/ВЛЕЗТЬ <ЗАЛЕЗАТЬ/ЗА ЛЕЗТЬ, ВХОДИТЬ/ВОЙТИ> В ДОЛГИ < В ДОЛГ> coll[VP; subj: human]=====⇒ to incur debts (usu. large ones):- X ran up (big <huge etc>) debts;- X got up to his ears (his neck) in debt.♦ Будучи расточителен и честолюбив, он позволял себе роскошные прихоти; играл в карты и входил в долги, не заботясь о будущем... (Пушкин 1). Prodigal and ambitious, he indulged himself in extravagant habits, played at cards, got into debt, and gave no thought to the future... (1a).♦ Он не был жаден, но любил широко жить, не отказывал ни в чем семье и любовницам, легко влезал в долги (Эренбург 4). He was not greedy, but he liked to live on a grand scale. He never refused anything to his family or mistresses and easily ran into debt (4a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > влезть в долги
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