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1 make one's moan
Общая лексика: жаловаться -
2 make one's moan
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moan [məυn]1. n1) стон2) жа́лоба;to make one's moan жа́ловаться
2. v1) стона́ть2) разг. жа́ловаться, ворча́ть -
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məun
1. сущ.
1) стон to emit a moan ≈ издавать стон barely audible, feeble, weak moan ≈ слабый, чуть слышный стон loud moan ≈ громкий стон Syn: groan
2) уст.;
поэт. жалоба to make one's moan ≈ жаловаться
2. гл.
1) стонать Syn: groan, suffer
2) поэт. оплакивать, жаловаться (about) She's always moaning about not being treated properly. ≈ Она все время ноет, что с ней плохо обращаются. стон - the * of the wind вой /завывание/ ветра (устаревшее) жалоба - to make (one's) * жаловаться стонать - to * with pain стонать от боли - he is everlastingly *ing and groaning он вечно стонет и охает оплакивать, жаловаться - to * one's fate оплакивать свою судьбу moan уст., поэт. жалоба;
to make one's moan жаловаться moan уст., поэт. жалоба;
to make one's moan жаловаться ~ поэт. оплакивать, жаловаться ~ стон ~ стонать -
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[məun]moan уст., поэт. жалоба; to make one's moan жаловаться moan уст., поэт. жалоба; to make one's moan жаловаться moan поэт. оплакивать, жаловаться moan стон moan стонать -
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1. [məʋn] n1. стонthe moan of the wind - вой /завывание/ ветра
2. уст., поэт. жалоба2. [məʋn] v1. стонать2. поэт. оплакивать, жаловаться -
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1. noun1) стон2) obsolete poet. жалоба; to make one's moan жаловаться2. verb1) стонать2) poet. оплакивать, жаловаться* * *1 (n) стон2 (v) стонать* * ** * *[ məʊn] n. стон, жалоба v. стонать, жаловаться, ворчать* * *застонатьстенаниестонстонать* * *1. сущ. 1) стон 2) устар.; поэт. жалоба 2. гл. 1) стонать 2) поэт. оплакивать, жаловаться (about) -
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He was one of those fellows who make jokes even when they have to moan and groan them. (U. Sinclair, ‘World's End’, ch. 7) — Мыловар принадлежал к тому сорту людей, которые, даже стеная и охая, не могут не шутить.
Can you not look pleased at your brother getting a fine job like this instead of moaning and groaning about it. (A. J. Cronin, ‘Hatter's Castle’, book III, ch. 7) — Тебе бы следовало радоваться тому, что твой брат получил хорошее место, а ты слезы льешь.
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[lɔs]nпотеря, лишение, ущерб, урон, убыток, утратаHe was at a loss for words. — Он не мог подобрать/найти нужных слов.
The company's books have shown a loss for years. — Уже много лет, как финансовые документы этой фирмы отражают дефицит.
You must consider it rather a gain than a loss. — Считай это скорее выигрышем, чем потерей.
The team took the loss of the game lightly. — Команда легко отнеслась к своему проигрышу.
- total memory lossWhat greater crime than loss of time? — ◊ Ничего нет дороже времени
- heat loss
- fire losses
- crop losses
- loss to science
- loss of time
- loss of libertry
- losses in manpower and material
- total loss of eyesight
- loss of blood
- loss of morale
- loss of temperature
- loss in altitude
- loss of honour
- loss of opportunities
- loss of the reward
- irreparable loss to the country
- great loss to art
- loss of a battle
- losses of life
- fear of loss of jobs
- succession of losses
- with the least loss of time
- without any loss of time
- balance one's losses by a rise in prices
- be at a loss what to do
- cause great losses on the enemy
- comfort smb in her loss
- count one's losses
- cut one's losses
- feel one's loss
- feel a pang of loss
- involve a considerable financial loss
- make losses on this transaction
- make good all the losses
- meet up losses
- moan the loss of her husband
- repair a loss
- report the loss of some jewelry
- register the loss of some jewelry
- run the factory at a heavy loss
- sell smth at a loss
- share profits and losses
- split the losses with smb
- suffer great losses
- suffer from a loss of strength
- turn loss into gain
- our losses by the fire amounted to...
- wartime losses are estimated at...
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