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1 батіг
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2 бити
1) to beat; to thrashбити кийком (про поліцейского) — to baton, to bludgeon
бити кулаком — to box, to punch
бити масло — to churn ( butter)
бити батогом — to flog, to whip
бити в ціль — to hit the target тж.
3) ( давати сигнал) to sound; ( про годинник) to strike, to tollбити відбій — to sound the retreat, to beat a retreat тж.
4) ( про воду) to gush, to spurt, to well upбити джерелом — to spring, to well up; ( вирувати) to be in full swing
бити струменем — to jet, to spurt
5) ( вбивати) to kill, to slaughter6) (намагатися, прагнути) to strive (for, after)бити на щось — to drive ( to aim) at
бити по кишені — to cause losses, to cost one a pretty penny, to touch the pocket
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3 бич
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4 вишмагати
to whip, to lash -
5 відхльостувати
= відхльостатиto beat ( with a whip), to whip, to lash, to slash; sl. to towel -
6 відчухрати
2) ( відшмагати) to lash, to whip -
7 відшмагати
to lash, to whip, to thrash, to flog -
8 з-під
з-під палки — under the lash, under pressure, under compulsion
з-під поли — on the sly; under the counter
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9 канчук
чwhip, lash; cat-o'-nine-tails -
10 найтовити
to lash, to seize -
11 нашмагати
to whip, to lash -
12 оперізувати
= оперезати1) ( поясом) to belt, to engirdle, to girdle2) тк. док. (шмагнути, стьобнути) to whip, to lash -
13 підхльостувати
= підхльоснути1) to whip up, to lash2) (прискорювати дії, процес) to urge forward, to urge (on), to spur (on) -
14 принайтовити
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15 стьобати
I( ковдру) to quiltII = стьобнути -
16 удар
ч1) blow; stroke, hit, knock; ( під час сутички) impact, smash; ( легкий) rap, tap; ( приглушений) thump, thud; ( дзвінкий) bang; ( сильний) slog, slug, smasher; (багнетом, ножем) thrust, cut, lunge, stab; ( пульсу) beat; ( сокирою) chop; ( батогом) lash, slash; ( ногою) kick; (рукою, кулаком) punch, cuff; hammering; (головою, руками) butt; ( ціпком) thwack, lick, whack; тех. brunt; impactудар блискавки — stroke of lightning; thunderbolt, bolt, shaft
удар грому — thunderclap, crash of thunder
удар від електричного розряду — electric shock, current rush
смертельний удар — fatal blow; death blow
удар нижче пояса — blow below the belt, low blow, cheap shot
одним ударом — at one blow, at a blow, at one stroke
завдати удару — to deal ( to strike) a blow
знак (слід) від удару — bruise, dint
одним ударом — at one blow/stroke, in/with one stroke
2) мед. stroke, apoplectic stroke/seizureапоплексичний удар — apoplexy, stroke of apoplexy, seizure
3) військ. blow, attack, strikeбомбовий удар — bombing raid/attack
удар у відповідь — retaliatory attack, retaliation
4) спорт. kick, shot, stroke; ( у боксі) punch, fib5) blow, shockудари долі — blows (buffets, frowns) of fortune
ставити під удар (кого-небудь/що-небудь) — to endanger, to jeopardize
бути в ударі — to be at one's best, to be in good/great form
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17 уперіщити
1) ( ударити) to whip, to lash2) ( полити із силою - про дощ) to gush out, to spout -
18 хвіст
чхвіст комети — train ( tail) of the comet
бити хвостом — to lash/swish/whisk the tail
крутити хвостом (про собаку) — to wag the tail; to cringe, to fall all over smb.; to hedge, to beat about the bush
2) (задня, кінцева частина) end, tail, rear, tail endхвіст поїзда — rear ( coaches)
плентатися у хвості — to lag behind, to be at the tail end
3) ( заборгованість) arrears pl4) ( шпигун) person spying on smb., smth., tail5) ( черга) queue; line6)сісти на хвіст — to tail smb., smth.
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19 хльостати
= хльоснутиto whip, to lash
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