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1 наливать
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несов. - налива́ть, сов. - нали́ть(вн., рд.) pour (out) (d); (вн., тв., наполнять) fill (d with)нали́ть ча́шку ча́ю — pour (out) a cup of tea
нали́ть кому́-л вина́ [ча́ю] — pour smb some wine [tea]
••нали́ть глаза́ прост. (быть пьяным) — get bleary-eyed / glassy-eyed, tank up sl
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3 очень нужно!
очень (больно, куда как) нужно (надо)!прост., ирон.a fat lot I care; a fat lot of use it is to me!; why should I?; not me!; the very idea!; a fine idea! iron.; that's all I need! iron.Лариса.
Смотри не влюбись. Валя. Очень надо! Я своего Витечку ни на кого не променяю. (А. Арбузов, Иркутская история) — Larisa: See you don't fall in love with him. Valya. Not me. I wouldn't exchange my Victor for anyone.Пусть эти девчонки постоянно шепчутся о любви, ей и без того есть о чём подумать. Она гордо закидывала голову, как когда-то её покойный дедушка. Вот ещё. Очень надо. (Н. Чуковский, Балтийское небо) — Let those girls go on whispering all the time about love, she had other things to think about. And Sonya would toss her head proudly, the way her grandfather used to. The very idea!
- Экий вы скандалист, Иван Иванович! Садитесь, я вам чаю налью и курить, так и быть, разрешу. - Очень мне нужно твоё разрешение и твой чай! - пробурчал Иван Иванович. (В. Кетлинская, Дни нашей жизни) — 'What an old squabbler you are, Ivan Ivanovich, to be sure! Come on and sit down, I'll pour you out another cup of tea. And I'll let you smoke too, if you promise to be good.' 'A fat lot of use it is to me, your tea and your kind permission,' grunted Ivan Ivanovich.
- Пойдём, чегой-то скажу. - Чего ещё? Небось подежурить? - Ага, Варь, золотце, побудь за меня! - Больно нужно! - Варька сердито дёрнула плечами. (Е. Носов, Варька) — 'Come with me, I want to say something to you.' 'What's it now? You want me to stay on duty tonight?' 'Uhuh, Varka darling, do my turn of duty for me!' 'That's all I need!' Varka angrily jerked her shoulders.
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