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    1. III
    1) invite smb. invite friends (neighbours, the whole gang, etc.) приглашать друзей и т. д.; invite oneself напроситься в гости
    2) invite smth. invite questions предлагать задавать вопросы; invite smb.'s opinion предлагать высказать свое мнение; invite criticism предлагать высказать критические замечания; invite confidences вызывать на откровенный разговор; his manner does not invite confidences его манера держаться не располагает к откровенности; invite donations призывать /предлагать, обращаться с просьбой/ делать денежные пожертвования; smb.'s behaviour (her accent, their painting, etc.) invites laughter (criticism, discussion, questions, etc.) чье-л. поведение и т. д. вызывает смех и т. д.: invite danger навлекать опасность; invite trouble напрашиваться /нарываться/ на неприятности, лезть на рожон; to act now is to invite defeat если начать действовать сейчас, поражение неизбежно
    2. IV
    invite smb. in some manner invite smb. cordially (graciously, suavely, formally, frequently, etc.) сердечно и т. д. приглашать кого-л. в гости; invite smb. somewhere invite smb. in пригласить кого-л. войти; invite smb. upstairs приглашать кого-л. подняться наверх
    3. VII
    invite smb. to do smth. invite smb. to have tea with us (to spend a couple of weeks at the seaside, to sing, to be seated, etc.) приглашать кого-л. /предлагать кому-л./ выпить с нами чаю и т. д.; we invited her to join our club мы предложили ей вступить в наш клуб; the cool water of the lake invited us to swim прохлада озера манила нас [и вызывала желание] выкупаться; invite smb. to consider the answer (to assist at the ceremony, to contribute one's criticism, etc.) просить кого-л. обдумать ответ и т. д.
    4. XI
    be invited I wasn't invited меня не приглашали /не звали/; be invited in some manner the public is cordially invited сердечно /от всей души/ приглашаем публику; be invited to do smth. he was urgently invited to attend the meeting его настоятельно приглашали посетить собрание /присутствовать на собрании/
    5. XXI1
    invite smb. to (into) smth. invite smb. to one's house (to a party, to dinner, to lunch, to a wedding, etc.) приглашать кого-л. к себе домой /в гости/ и т. д.; invite smb. to a seat in a boat (in а саг, etc.) предложить кому-л. место в лодке и т. д., invite smb. into the house пригласить кого-л. войти в дом; invite smb. for smth. he invited me [in] for a drink (for a talk, for a game of chess, etc.) он пригласил меня к себе выпить и т. д.

    English-Russian dictionary of verb phrases > invite

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