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1 высказать свои мысли
General subject: put thoughts into wordsУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > высказать свои мысли
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2 сформулировать свои мысли
General subject: put thoughts into wordsУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > сформулировать свои мысли
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3 вкладывать
несов. - вкла́дывать, сов. - вложи́ть; (вн.)1) ( помещать внутрь) put in (d); (в вн.) insert (d in, into)вкла́дывать в но́жны — sheathe (d)
вкла́дывать в конве́рт (с письмом) — enclose (d) in an envelope
3) (в вн.; отдавать что-л, наполнять чем-л) put (d into)вкла́дывать всю ду́шу (в вн.) — put one's whole soul (into)
вкла́дывать мно́го сил [эне́ргии] (в вн.) — put much effort [energy] (into), devote / apply much effort [energy] (to)
вкла́дывать что-л кому́-л в уста́ — put smth into smb's mouth
вкла́дывать со́бственный смысл в чьи-л слова́ — read one's own thoughts into smb's words
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4 вкладывать
вложить (вн.)1. put* in (d.); (вн. в вн.) insert (d. in, into)вкладывать в конверт ( с письмом) — enclose in an envelope (d.)
вкладывать много сил, энергии (в) — put* much effort, energy (into), expend much effort, energy (on), devote / apply much effort, energy (to)
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вложить кому-л. в уста — put* into smb.'s mouth (d.)вкладывать собственный смысл в чьи-л. слова — read* one's own thoughts into smb.'s words
вкладывать всю душу во что-л. — put* one's whole soul into smth.
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5 С-275
ДВУХ СЛОВ СВЯЗАТЬ не мочь, не уметь и т. п. coll VP infin subj-compl with не мочь, не уметь (subj: human) to be unable to speak or express one's thoughts coherently (because of nervousness, shock, embarrassment etc, or because of one's poor mastery of the spoken language)X двух слов связать не мог - X couldn't put (string) two words togetherX couldn't get out a coherent sentence X couldn't say anything (could say nothing) coherent (at all)....(Чичиков) отправился тут же к председателю палаты, но председатель палаты так смутился, увидя его, что не мог связать двух слов... (Гоголь 3)....(Chichikov) set out immediately to see the Director of the Revenue Office. But the Director of the Revenue Office was thrown into such confusion at the sight of him that he could say nothing coherent at all. (3c). -
6 двух слов связать не мочь
• ДВУХ СЛОВ СВЯЗАТЬ не мочь, не уметь и т. п. coll[VP; infin subj-compl with не мочь, не уметь (subj: human)]=====⇒ to be unable to speak or express one's thoughts coherently (because of nervousness, shock, embarrassment etc, or because of one's poor mastery of the spoken language):- X couldn't say anything (could say nothing) coherent (at all).♦...[Чичиков] отправился тут же к председателю палаты, но председатель палаты так смутился, увидя его, что не мог связать двух слов... (Гоголь 3)....[Chichikov] set out immediately to see the Director of the Revenue Office. But the Director of the Revenue Office was thrown into such confusion at the sight of him that he could say nothing coherent at all. (3c).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > двух слов связать не мочь
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7 У-142
ВКЛАДЫВАТЬ/ВЛОЖИТЬ что В УСТА чьи, кого, кому lit VP subj: human direct obj: usu. слова, мысли etc) ( usu. in refer, to the words that an author has his characters say) to get s.o. to say certain words, voice certain thoughtsX вложил Y-и в Z-овы уста - X put (placed) Ys into Vs mouth (into the mouth of Z).«Автор пишет на языке, имеющем мало общего с русским. Он любит выдумывать слова. Он... вкладывает в уста действующих лиц торжественные, но не совсем грамотные сентенции...» (Набоков 1). "The author writes in a language having little in common with Russian. He loves to invent words. He...places solemn but not quite grammatical maxims in the mouths of his characters..." (1a). -
8 вкладывать в уста
[VP; subj: human; direct obj: usu. слова, мысли etc]=====⇒ (usu. in refer, to the words that an author has his characters say) to get s.o. to say certain words, voice certain thoughts:- X вложил Y-и в Z-овы уста≈ X put (placed) Ys into Z's mouth (into the mouth of Z).♦ "Автор пишет на языке, имеющем мало общего с русским. Он любит выдумывать слова. Он... вкладывает в уста действующих лиц торжественные, но не совсем грамотные сентенции..." (Набоков 1). "The author writes in a language having little in common with Russian. He loves to invent words. He...places solemn but not quite grammatical maxims in the mouths of his characters..." (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > вкладывать в уста
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9 вложить в уста
[VP; subj: human; direct obj: usu. слова, мысли etc]=====⇒ (usu. in refer, to the words that an author has his characters say) to get s.o. to say certain words, voice certain thoughts:- X вложил Y-и в Z-овы уста≈ X put (placed) Ys into Z's mouth (into the mouth of Z).♦ "Автор пишет на языке, имеющем мало общего с русским. Он любит выдумывать слова. Он... вкладывает в уста действующих лиц торжественные, но не совсем грамотные сентенции..." (Набоков 1). "The author writes in a language having little in common with Russian. He loves to invent words. He...places solemn but not quite grammatical maxims in the mouths of his characters..." (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > вложить в уста
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