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61 a dollar saved is a dollar earned
var: a penny saved is a penny gainedsyn: who will not keep a penny never shall have anyзбережений долар – це зароблений долар не витратив долар – значить заробив ≅ що зберіг – як придбавEnglish-Ukrainian dictionary of proverbs > a dollar saved is a dollar earned
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62 case
[keɪs] I n1) ви́падок; обста́вина; стано́вище, стан; спра́ваas the case stands — за цих обста́вин
in case — на ви́падок
just in case — на (про) всяк ви́падок
in any case — у вся́кому ра́зі
in no case — ні в я́кому ра́зі
in the case of — що́до
in that case — у тако́му ви́падку
it is not the case — це не так, спра́ва не в цьо́му
to put the case that... — припусті́мо, що...
2) мед. хво́рий, паціє́нт; пора́нений3) мед. захво́рювання, ви́падок4) юр. судова́ спра́ва; ви́падок у судові́й спра́ві; прецеде́нт; фа́кти, до́кази; pl судова́ пра́ктикаto state one's case — ви́класти свої́ до́води
to make out one's case — дове́сти свою́ правоту́
the case for the defendant — фа́кти на ко́ристь відповідача́ (підсу́дного)
5) sl. дива́к, чуди́ло; "тип"6) грам. відмі́нокII 1. n1) скри́ня, скри́нька2) футля́р, чохо́л; су́мка; ко́рпус ( годинника), опра́ва3) тех. кожу́х, капо́тmagazine case — магази́нна коро́бка гвинті́вки
4) друк. набірна́ ка́са5) вітри́на6) військ. іст. гі́льза; карте́ч2. vвставля́ти в опра́ву; кла́сти в скри́ню (футля́р тощо) -
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['læŋgwɪʤ]n1) мо́ваdiplomatic language — дипломати́чна мо́ва
finger language — мо́ва же́стів (глухоніми́х)
foreign language — інозе́мна мо́ва
spoken language — розмо́вна (у́сна) мо́ва
the language of Shakespeare — мо́ва Шекспі́ра
native language — рі́дна мо́ва
2) формулюва́ння ( закону)constitutional spoken language — мо́ва конститу́ції; текст (бу́ква) конститу́ції
legal spoken language — юриди́чна мо́ва, бу́ква зако́ну
3) розм. ла́йка (тж. bad language)I won't have any language here — прошу́ не лихосло́вити
strong language — си́льні ви́рази, ла́йка
••not to speak the same language — абсолю́тно не розумі́ти оди́н о́дного
they don't speak the same language — вони́ розмовля́ють рі́зними мо́вами
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64 longer
['lɒŋgə]wait a while longer — почека́йте ще тро́хи
I shall not wait [any] longer — я не бу́ду бі́льше чека́ти
См. также в других словарях:
not be having any — ( ● have … Useful english dictionary
not do someone any favours — (not) do (someone) any favours British, American & Australian, American to do something that is likely to have a bad effect on you or on another person. You re not well, and you re not doing yourself any favours by taking on extra work. (often… … New idioms dictionary
not do yourself any favours — phrase to not behave in a way that will help you or get you an advantage You’re not doing yourself any favours by going to work in that state. Thesaurus: to behave badlysynonym Main entry: favour … Useful english dictionary
not be getting any younger — not be getting any ˈyounger idiom (informal) used when you are commenting that time is passing and that you are growing older • We need to start thinking about our retirement. We re not getting any younger, you know. Main entry: ↑youngidiom … Useful english dictionary
not pay someone any mind — not pay someone any attention … Useful english dictionary
not be in any hurry — be in no hurry or not be in any hurry 1) to be able to wait to do something, because you have plenty of time I m not in any hurry to get there. 2) to be unwilling to do something, or to not want to do it until a future time Lou s in no hurry to… … English dictionary
not mean (somebody) any harm — mean (sb) no ˈharm | not mean (sb) any ˈharm idiom to not have any intention of hurting sb Main entry: ↑meanidiom … Useful english dictionary
not do yourself any favours — to not behave in a way that will help you or get you an advantage You re not doing yourself any favours by going to work in that state … English dictionary
not hold out any hope (of something …) — hold out little, etc. ˈhope (of sth/that…) | not hold out any, much, etc. ˈhope (of sth/that…) idiom to offer little, etc. reason for believing that sth will happen • The doctors did not hold out much hope for her recovery. Main entry: ↑hopeidiom … Useful english dictionary
not hold out any hope (of that …) — hold out little, etc. ˈhope (of sth/that…) | not hold out any, much, etc. ˈhope (of sth/that…) idiom to offer little, etc. reason for believing that sth will happen • The doctors did not hold out much hope for her recovery. Main entry: ↑hopeidiom … Useful english dictionary
not do someone any favors — not do (someone/yourself) any favors to do something that will have a bad effect on you or someone else. We are not doing our children any favors by giving them unrealistic ideas of how the world works. Usage notes: often said about something… … New idioms dictionary