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1 обносить рвом
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2 окружать
окружить1. тк. несов. (вн.; прям. и перен.) surround (d.)2. (вн.; размещаться вокруг кого-л., чего-л.) gather round (d.)3. (вн. тв.; обносить, обводить чем-л.) encircle (d. with), ring in (d. with)окружать что-л. рвом — encircle smth. with a moat
4. (вн. тв.; создавать вокруг кого-л. ту или иную обстановку) surround (d. with)окружать кого-л. вниманием — lavish attentions on smb.
5. (вн.) воен. encircle (d.), round up (d.)6. тк. несов. (вн.; составлять чью-л. среду):нас окружали хорошие люди — we were in good* company
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3 окружать
несов. - окружа́ть, сов. - окружи́ть1) тк. несов. (вн.; размещаться вокруг) surround (d)поме́стье окружа́ет ка́менный забо́р — a stone wall surrounds the estate
пруд окружа́ли дере́вья — trees surrounded [grew all round] the pond
2) (вн.; собираться вокруг, обступать) surround (d), gather (round)её окружи́ли репортёры — she was surrounded by reporters
окружи́ть расска́зчика — gather round the storyteller
3) (вн. тв.; сооружать вокруг) encircle (d with), ring in (d with)окружа́ть что-л рвом — encircle smth with a moat
4) (вн. тв.; создавать ту или иную обстановку) surround (d with), create an ambiance (of smth around)окружа́ть кого́-л внима́нием — give smb every attention
его́ окружа́ло всео́бщее уваже́ние — he was respected by everybody around him
5) воен. (вн.) surround (d), encircle (d), round up (d)окружи́ть и уничто́жить проти́вника — surround / encircle and destroy the enemy
6) тк. несов. (вн.; составлять чью-л среду) be there (around)нас окружа́ли хоро́шие лю́ди — there were nice / good people around us; we were among nice / good people
его́ окружа́ли ме́лкие лю́ди — he was surrounded by petty-minded people
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