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it pays; it is profitable; it is worth whileотърва ми it suits me/my book/my purpose* * *отъ̀рва,безл. гл. it pays; it is profitable; it is worth while;\отърва ми (ти, му, ѝ, ни, ви, им) it suits me/my book/my purpose; както ми \отърва as suits me best.——————отърва̀вам гл. rid (от of); ( спасявам) save, rescue (от from); extricate (from, out of); \отърва от беда help s.o. out of trouble; разг. pull s.o. out of a hole, get/let s.o. off the hook; • едва \отърва кожата escape by the skin of o.’s teeth; едва отървах кожата that was a near touch/a close shave; \отърва въжето cheat the gallows, queer the noose; \отърва двойката scrape through; \отърва кожата get/come off with a whole skin, get off/away with o.’s life;\отърва се get rid/clear (от of), rid o.s. (of), dispose of, throw off, shake off; extricate o.s. (from, out of); ( спасявам се) save o.’s skin, get off (safe), come/get off with a whole skin; ( отмахвам от себе си грижата за) have s.th. off o.’s hands; гледам да се отърва от някого (с обещания и пр.) put s.o. off; добре се \отърва от ( някакво положение) be well out of s.th.; добре, че се отървахме (от него) good riddance; не мога да се отърва от be stuck with; няма да се отърва от него he is a permanency, there’s no getting rid of him; \отърва се леко/лесно get off lightly/easily, escape with life and limb; \отърва се напълно от make a clean sweep of; \отърва се от ( свършвам с) get it over with; \отърва се от дълг get clear of debt; \отърва се от лош навик throw off a bad habit; \отърва се от някого get rid of s.o., see the last of s.o.; \отърва се от някого по непочтен начин job s.o. off; \отърва се от смърт escape death; \отърва се по чудо have a miraculous escape; \отърва се с малко get it light; \отърва се само с една глоба get off/be let off with a fine; • \отърва се ( умирам) go to a better world; отърва се ( умря) his labours are over; he is out of all his troubles; he is at rest.* * *1. II ОТЪРВА ми it suits me/my book/my purpose 2. it pays;it is profitable;it is worth while 3. както ми ОТЪРВА as suits me best
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