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  • 1 ground

    [graund]
    n
    1) земля, земная поверхность, почва, грунт, верхний слой земли

    There was very little snow on the ground. — На земле было очень много снега.

    The draperies fell down to the ground. — Портьеры падали до самого пола.

    The ground trembled under our feet. — Земля дрожала у нас под ногами.

    The ground is not rich enough for a good crop. — Эта почва недостаточно плодородна, чтобы дать хороший урожай.

    - dry ground
    - boggy ground
    - sandy ground
    - fertile ground
    - newly mage ground
    - good ground for growing wheat
    - ground troops
    - ground operations
    - ground defence
    - ground control
    - ground sheet
    - ground floor
    - ground station
    - ground job
    - ground personnel
    - piece of ground
    - narrow slip of ground
    - smell of dry ground
    - hole in the ground
    - on the ground
    - ground
    - from the ground
    - high above the ground
    - far bellow the ground
    - above ground
    - under ground
    - dress the ground
    - till the ground
    - roll on the ground
    - break new ground
    - throw smth to the ground
    - bend to the ground
    - bow gown to the ground
    - reach the ground
    - kiss the ground
    - stamp the ground
    - touch ground
    - look at the ground
    - draw smth along the ground
    - hit against the ground
    - beat a pole into the ground
    - sink into the ground
    - rise from the ground
    - tear a plant out of ground
    - penetrate into the ground
    - test the ground with one's foot
    - inspect the ground for traces of blood
    - put one's ear to the ground
    - lie on the ground
    - pick smth up from the ground
    - walk on the ground
    - grow in very good ground
    - ground is covered with dry leaves
    - ground settled
    - where the ground was hardest
    2) поле, местность, территория, план

    The ground is mostly planted with trees. — Участок, в основном, засажен деревьями.

    All that ground is build up. — Весь этот участок застроен.

    The police covered the ground north of the town. — Полиция тщательно осмотрела территорию к северу от города.

    We haven't very much more ground to cover here. — Нам осталось пройти еще немного.

    - rising ground
    - hunting ground
    - rough ground
    - winter feeding ground of goats from the mountains
    - level ground
    - rugged ground
    - steep ground
    - grassy grounds
    - extensive grounds
    - considerable ground
    - French ground
    - exhibition ground
    - sports ground
    - pleasure ground
    - landing ground
    - cycling ground
    - broken ground
    - enemy ground
    - parade ground
    - home ground
    - cricket ground
    - university grounds
    - football ground
    - consecrated ground
    - Holy Ground
    - ground contamination
    - good ground for a garden
    - ground north of smth
    - grounds of the mansion
    - ground reserved for gardening
    - rise of the ground
    - character of the ground
    - go over a good ground
    - cover much ground on the hike
    - capture much of the enemy
    - have extensive grounds around the house
    - trespass on smb's grounds
    - walk about the ground
    - find good grounds to build this house
    - close the grounds to the public
    - grounds are splendidly laid out
    3) (обыкновенно pl) основание для обсуждения, тема

    He was rejected on medical grounds. — Его не приняли/он не прошел по медицинским показателям.

    They decided to act on legal grounds. — Они решили действовать на юридических основаниях.

    I'm an experience cook. — Когда речь идет о еде, я абсолютно уверен в себе, так как я опытный повар.

    I see no grounds for denial/refusal. — Не вижу причин для отказа.

    - theoretical grounds
    - delicate ground
    - forbidden ground
    - common ground
    - legal grounds
    - good grounds
    - good grounds for anxiety
    - on normal grounds
    - on legal grounds
    - on rational grounds
    - from the ground up
    - on the ground that...
    - be on one's ground
    - find a common ground
    - be sure of one's own ground
    - be on shaky grounds
    - shift one's ground
    - lose one's ground
    - have no grounds for complaint
    - have every ground to worry
    - cover the whole ground
    - tread on forbidden ground
    - have some grounds for refusal
    - act on grounds of expediency
    - have good grounds to believe
    - have grounds for supposing smth
    - have personal grounds to say so
    - make up lost grounds
    - cut the ground from under smb's feet
    - suit down to the ground
    - do something without grounds
    4) фон, план

    When the green pain off, we saw there was a white ground underneath. — Когда сошла зеленая краска, под ней мы увидели белый фон.

    - back ground
    - on a white ground
    - in the middle ground of the picture
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