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1 set up
1) помо́чь устро́итьсяset smb up in business — помо́чь откры́ть своё де́ло
2) учреди́ть, основа́ть ( establish)3) установи́ть, нала́дить, отла́дитьset up a new printing press — смонти́ровать но́вый печа́тный стано́к
4) вызыва́тьocean tides are set up by the pull of the moon — прили́вы и отли́вы вы́званы притяже́нием луны́
5) вы́дать себя́ (за кого-л.)6) подста́витьthey set him up, and the police arrested him — его́ подста́вили, и поли́ция арестова́ла его́
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2 set up
I. спонсировать: Два талантливых рок-музыканта разговаривают в дешевом нью-йоркском клубе, жалуясь на свои финансовые проблемы и на то, как трудно пробиться без блата и денег наверх.— But Paul is big now.— А вот Пол покрутел сейчас,— говорит один из них, вспоминая бывшего ударника.— Sure. His reach dady set him up.— Еще бы. Его богатенький папочка проспонсировал,— отвечает второй; 2. установить, организовать, открывать: Our president has set up three new colleges.— Наш президент основал три новых колледжа; 3. собирать, складывать: He is a talent. This guy set up the new car.— У этого парня талант. Он собрал по винтику свою машину, которую разбил на прошлой неделе; 4. выдавать, притворяться, прикидываться: — She set herself up to be a graduate of a medical college, but she was not.— Она выдавала себя за выпускницу медицинского колледжа, а на самом деле ею не была,—рассказывает Джейн о своей подруге; 5. вызывать, пробуждать: Ocean tides are set up partly by the pull between the Earth and Moon.— Океанские отливы, как и приливы, отчасти вызваны влиянием на Землю Луны.English-Russian slang from the book M. Goldenkova "Caution, hot dog" > set up
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