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1 прилагать усилия
1) General subject: be at the pains, endeavor, endeavour, expend some effort (it is worthwhile expending some effort - ради этого стоит приложить усилия), labor, labour, strain, take pains, take trouble, use efforts, seek, strive, place efforts, invest effort, expend effort, turn around2) Aviation: exert reasonable efforts to implement3) Obsolete: put forth4) Mathematics: make efforts (прилагать все усилия)5) Law: act diligently, apply efforts6) Diplomatic term: exert efforts, deploy efforts7) Oil: work diligently8) Business: make an efforts, make efforts9) Sakhalin energy glossary: work diligently10) Makarov: make shift to do (smth.) (к чему-л.), exert oneself -
2 приложить усилия
1) General subject: apply energies, be at the pains, endeavor, make efforts, strive, take pains, make it count (призыв сделать что-то хорошо)2) Diplomatic term: invest effort3) Makarov: devote energies4) Phraseological unit: break a sweat (To put effort into something.), buckle down (To put forth the needed effort; to focus; become serious.) -
3 вносить вклад
2) Accounting: endow3) Diplomatic term: invest effort4) Banking: depositation5) Business: contribute, contribute to6) Makarov: make a contribution -
4 вкладывать
вложить (вн.)1. put* in (d.); (вн. в вн.) insert (d. in, into)вкладывать в конверт ( с письмом) — enclose in an envelope (d.)
вкладывать много сил, энергии (в) — put* much effort, energy (into), expend much effort, energy (on), devote / apply much effort, energy (to)
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вложить кому-л. в уста — put* into smb.'s mouth (d.)вкладывать собственный смысл в чьи-л. слова — read* one's own thoughts into smb.'s words
вкладывать всю душу во что-л. — put* one's whole soul into smth.
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5 вкладывать
(что-л.)несовер. - вкладывать; совер. - вложить1) put in; (в кого-л./что-л.) insert (in, into), enclose (in)вкладывать много сил/энергии перен. — to put much effort/energy (into), to expend much effort/energy (on), to devote/apply much effort/energy (to)
вкладывать всю душу во что-л. — to put one's whole soul into smth.
2) финанс. deposit, investвкладывать деньги — to put up money, to tie up money
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6 уделять/обращать особое внимание
General subject: invest (напр. We've had a renewed effort to really invest in Internet explorer. - Мы предприняли еще одну попытку обратить свое пристальное внимание на браузер Internet explorer.)Универсальный русско-английский словарь > уделять/обращать особое внимание
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7 вкладывать
несов. - вкла́дывать, сов. - вложи́ть; (вн.)1) ( помещать внутрь) put in (d); (в вн.) insert (d in, into)вкла́дывать в но́жны — sheathe (d)
вкла́дывать в конве́рт (с письмом) — enclose (d) in an envelope
3) (в вн.; отдавать что-л, наполнять чем-л) put (d into)вкла́дывать всю ду́шу (в вн.) — put one's whole soul (into)
вкла́дывать мно́го сил [эне́ргии] (в вн.) — put much effort [energy] (into), devote / apply much effort [energy] (to)
вкла́дывать что-л кому́-л в уста́ — put smth into smb's mouth
вкла́дывать со́бственный смысл в чьи-л слова́ — read one's own thoughts into smb's words
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8 приложить массу усилий
General subject: invest a lot of effortУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > приложить массу усилий
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