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1 put a person to expenses
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2 put a person to expenses
ввести кого-либо в расходАнгло-русский словарь экономических терминов > put a person to expenses
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3 put a person to expenses
Общая лексика: ввести кого-либо в расходУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > put a person to expenses
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4 put a person to expenses
English-Russian travelling dictionary > put a person to expenses
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5 put down expenses
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6 put on
1. phr v надеватьto put handcuffs on — надевать наручники, заковывать в ручные кандалы
2. phr v принимать вид, прикидываться, притворятьсяto put on a brave face — делать вид, что всё в порядке, храбриться, бодриться
to put on airs — важничать, зазнаваться, задирать нос
to put on airs and graces — манерничать; важничать
he put on a semblance of anger — он сделал вид, что сердится, он притворился рассерженным
3. phr v ставитьto put to the blush — заставить покраснеть, вогнать в краску
to put smth. in the window — выставить напоказ
4. phr v прибавлять, увеличиватьto put on weight — прибавить в весе; полнеть
put to — прибавлять; прибавить
to put on weight — прибавлять в весе, полнеть
5. phr v запускать, включать, приводить в действие6. phr v соединятьput together — соединять; скреплять
7. phr v передвигать вперёд8. phr v использовать, применять9. phr v организовать; начать работу; задействоватьto put a jerk in it — энергично действовать; вкалывать
10. phr v облагать11. phr v разг. подшучивать; ставить в смешное положениеare you putting me on? — издеваешься, да?
12. phr v разг. задаваться, строить из себя, воображать; вести себя бесцеремонно или высокомерноshe puts on a great deal — она слишком много о себе думает, она сильно задаётся
Синонимический ряд:1. pretended (adj.) assumed; counterfeit; pretended; pretentious2. assume (verb) act; act out; affect; assume; bluff; counterfeit; fake; feign; pretend; sham; simulate3. assumed (verb) acted; affected; assumed; bluffed; counterfeited; faked; feigned; posed; pretended; shammed; simulated4. did (verb) did; dramatised; enacted; gave; performed; presented5. don (verb) don; draw on; get on; huddle on; pull; pull on; slip into; slip on; strike; throw6. donned (verb) donned; drew on/drawn on; got on/got on or gotten on; huddled on; pulled; slipped on; struck; threw/thrown7. employ (verb) employ; engage; hire; take on8. employed (verb) employed; engaged; hired; took on/taken on9. gamble (verb) gamble; game; lay; play; stake; wager10. gambled (verb) bet; gambled; gamed; laid; played; set; staked; wagered11. levied (verb) assessed; exacted; imposed; levied; put upon12. levy (verb) assess; exact; impose; levy13. stage (verb) mount; produce; show; stage14. staged (verb) mounted; produced; showed/shown or showed; staged -
7 incur expenses
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8 banking expenses
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9 bear expenses
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10 burden with expenses
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11 cover expenses
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12 cut down expenses
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13 defray expenses
брать на себя расходы; взять на себя расходы; покрывать расходы -
14 heavy expenses
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15 house-keeping expenses
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16 loading expenses
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17 manufacturing expenses
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18 meet expenses
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19 operating expenses
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20 pile up expenses
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