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1 проскакивать
несов. - проска́кивать, сов. - проскочи́ть; разг.1) (пробегать, проезжать, пролетать, проноситься) rush, dart, dash; fly; shootмежду электро́дами проска́кивали и́скры — sparks shot between the electrodes
2) (вн.; оставлять позади) go (past), leave (behind); ( успевать пересечь) cross (d), make it (across)маши́на едва́ проскочи́ла перекрёсток — the car just barely crossed the intersection
3) (вн.; пропускать нужное место при движении) miss (d); overshoot (d)проскочи́ть свою́ остано́вку — miss one's stop
проскочи́ть поворо́т с магистра́ли — miss / overshoot the exit from the highway
4) (сквозь, ме́жду, падать) fall (through, between)5) (проникать незаметно, быстро) slip in, sneak in; (в вн.) slip (into), sneak (into)6) (с помощью уловок попасть куда-л, занять какое-л место) manage to become ( smb); (куда́-л) manage to get ( somewhere)проскочи́ть в нача́льники — manage to become a boss
проскочи́ть в университе́т — manage to enter the university
проскочи́ть в да́мки (о шашке) — manage to get crowned
7) (вн.; через; миновать, преодолевать какую-л трудность) make it (through), manage (d), cope (with); hurdle (d)сам не зна́ю, как я проскочи́л (через) экза́мен — I don't know myself how I made it through the exam
8) (появляться, обнаруживаться - о чём-л ненамеренном, сдерживаемом) slip outв его́ ре́чи проска́кивают диале́ктные слова́ — dialect words slip out now and then in his speech
как э́та информа́ция могла́ проскочи́ть в пре́ссу? — how could this information have leaked [slipped out] into the press?
проскочи́ло мно́го оши́бок — many errors have crept / slipped in
9) (быстро проходить, кончаться) slip by, pass quicklyле́то проскочи́ло незаме́тно — the summer slipped by before we [they, etc] knew it
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