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ladyhood [ˊleɪdɪhυd] nзва́ние, положе́ние ле́ди -
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ˈleɪdɪhud сущ. звание, положение леди звание, положение (собирательнле) женщины ladyhood звание, положение ледиБольшой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > ladyhood
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[ˈleɪdɪhud]ladyhood звание, положение леди -
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[ʹleıdıhʋd] n1. звание, положение леди2. собир. женщины -
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n1. социальный статус леди;2. женщины.* * *сущ.1) социальный статус леди;2) женщины. -
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[`leɪdɪhʊd]звание, положение ледиАнгло-русский большой универсальный переводческий словарь > ladyhood
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n. 귀부인(숙녀)의 신분(품위), (집합적)귀부인들, 숙녀들 -
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nounзвание, положение леди* * *(n) звание леди; положение леди* * *звание, положение леди* * *n. звание леди, положение леди* * *звание, положение леди -
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разг.1) выбросить из головы, перестать думать (о ком-л. или о чём-л.)I began to see her just as she was, not as I'd made her up... I got her out of my system. (J. Lindsay, ‘The Revolt of the Sons’, ch. III) — Я начал видеть Глорию в истинном свете, а не такой какой рисовал ее себе... И мне удалось выбросить ее из головы.
Though he had finished with trapping. Jack would still come into the bush once a year... to get the bush out of his system for the rest of the year. (J. Aldridge, ‘The Hunter’, ch. 1) — Хоть Джек больше и не ставил капканов, но раз в год отправлялся поохотиться... чтобы на весь остаток года избавиться от тяги к лесу.
Minnie has been in Harlem long enough to get... Virginia out of her system (L. Hughes, ‘Simple's Uncle Sam’, ‘Ladyhood’) — Минни так долго жила в Гарлеме... что совершенно позабыла Виргинию.
2) выговориться, высказаться, излитьGo ahead... Get it out your system; but remember that anything you say can be used against you. (E. S. Gardner, ‘The Case of the Smoking Chimney’, ch. 28) — Ну... выкладывайте все, и совесть ваша будет чиста. Но помните: ваши слова могут быть использованы против вас.
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