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121 join the club
expr excl BrE sl"I have a very bad cold" "Join the club, I have one too" — "Я сильно простыл" - "Аналогично! У меня тоже какой-то насморк"
"Oh, dear, I haven't got any money left" "Join the club! We've spent our last penny too" — "У меня совсем не осталось денег" - "Мы в аналогичном положении. Мы тоже все потратили"
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122 join hands
объединяться; действовать сообща, рука об руку‘We're not through with those sharpers,’ he declared to Cowperwood... ‘They'll fight us with suits. They may join hands later.’ (Th. Dreiser, ‘The Titan’, ch. VIII) — - Но мы еще не покончили с этими мошенниками, - заявил он Каупервуду... - Они еще будут бороться с нами и затевать судебные процессы. Позднее они могут и объединиться.
It is not the Communists who conspire to prevent desegregation in Southern schools, who discriminate against Negroes, and who refuse to give the Negro people the full rights which are theirs. Nor is it the Communists who join hands with the Dixiecrats in order to maintain a fictitious unity in the Democratic Party. (G. Green, ‘The Enemy Forgotten’, ch. IX) — Ведь не коммунисты устраивают заговоры, чтобы препятствовать прекращению сегрегации в школах на Юге, не они повинны в дискриминации негров, и не они отказываются предоставить неграм законно принадлежащие им права. Не коммунисты подают руку диксикратам, чтобы сохранить фиктивное единство Демократической партии.
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123 join-irreducible
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124 join battle
начать обсуждение или состязание [этим. воен. вступить в бой]When Parliament meets, the two parties will join battle in discussing the proposed new law. (A. Johnson, ‘Common English Quotations’) — Когда откроется сессия парламента, обе партии непременно сцепятся во время обсуждения нового закона.
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125 join issue
1) юр. подать иск в суд совместно с кем-л2) (with smb., on smth.) приступить к прениям; вести дискуссию, спорить (с кем-л., о чём-л.) (тж. take issue with smb.)...he thought we owed it to ourselves to develop our personalities. Upon which she joined issue with great vigour. (H. G. Wells, ‘Mr. Brilling Sees It Through’, book I, ch. V) —...мистер Дирек утверждал, что развивать собственную личность - долг человека перед самим собой, а Цецилия эту мысль энергично оспаривала.
Must I submit to Professor Usher's direction or should I in my own way, seen as unclear and hazardous, take issue with authority and fate? (A. J. Cronin, ‘Shannon's Way’, book I, ch. 2) — Должен ли я подчиниться указаниям профессора Ашера или, вступив в спор с признанным авторитетом и судьбой, пойти своим, не совсем для меня ясным и чреватым всякими трудностями путем?
I am ready to join issue with you on this point. — я готов поспорить с вами по этому вопросу.
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126 join the angels
амер.; шутл.≈ отправиться в лучший мир, умеретьI shall continue to write until the time comes to join the angels. (M. Twain ‘Speeches’, ‘Dress Reform and Copyright’) — Я буду продолжать писать до тех пор, пока не отправлюсь в лучший мир.
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127 join in with
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128 join flush
joined flush — соединил заподлицо; соединенный заподлицо
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