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1) corner поставить ребенка в угол ≈ to put the child in(to) the corner, to make the child stand in the corner на углу ≈ at the corner в углу ≈ in the corner за углом ≈ round the corner
2) мат. физ. angle под углом в шестьдесят градусов ≈ at an angle of sixty degrees под прямым углом ≈ at right angles поворот под прямым углом ≈ right-angle turn под этим углом зрения ≈ from this point of view, from this standpoint ставить под углом ≈ cant лицевой угол ≈ facial angle двугранный угол ≈ dihedral angle пространственный угол ≈ solid angle угол зрения ≈ visual angle;
перен. point of view, viewpoint, standpoint не образующий угла ≈ agonic полярный угол ≈ azimuth сопряженные углы ≈ conjugate angles угол конвергенции ≈ convergent angle мат. угол крена ≈ angle of bank авиац., angle of roll авиац.;
мор. угол падения ≈ hade угол пикирования ≈ angle of dive авиац. угол прицеливания ≈ angle of sight воен. угол сноса ≈ angle of drift авиац.
3) (приют, пристанище) home иметь свой угол ≈ to have a home/place of one's own
4) (часть комнаты, сдаваемая в наем) part of a room снимать угол ≈ to lodge ∙ загнутые углы( в книге) ≈ dog-eared pages из-за угла ≈ шептаться по углам ≈ to talk/gossip in whispers из-за угла ≈ from round the corner;
(attack) from behind( о нападении) ;
underhandedly, on the sly, behind smb.'s back (делать что-л.) загнать/прижать/припереть в угол (кого-л.) ≈ to drive into a corner из угла в угол ≈ (to pace, to walk) up and down, to and fro срезать угол ≈ to cut off a corner сглаживать углы ≈ to smooth things over глухой угол ≈ god-forsaken place красный угол ≈ place of honorм.
1. corner;
удариться об ~ стола knock one self on the corner of the table;
завернуть за ~ turn the corner;
за углом round the corner;
на углу on the corner;
2. (часть дома, комнаты) corner, nook;
все разбрелись по своим углам they all dispersed to their chosen corners;
3. (приют, пристанище): иметь свой ~ have* a home of one`s own;
не иметь угла have* no home of one`s own;
4. мат. angle;
под прямым углом at right angles (to), perpendicular (to) ;
внешний ~ треугольника external angle of a triangle;
из-за угла (убить, напасть) underhandedly;
убийство из-за угла surreptitious killing;
под этим углом зрения from this point of view;
сгладить острые углы smooth things over;
ходить из угла в ~ pace about, stride* about;
медвежий ~ remote part, God-forsaken spot. -
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act, put on an act, bet, enact, gamble, impersonate, perform, play, portray, show* * *vb play ( fx a sonata, the piano, the violin, billiards, cards, football, half-back);( opføre) act, perform,( give sig ud for at være) pretend to be ( fx a doctor), act ( fx the hero);[ hvad spiller de?]( uden objekt) play ( fx he plays well; the organ is playing),( optræde) play, appear ( fx in Hamlet),(fig) pretend to be ( fx angry, ill, stupid);( spille hasard) gamble ( fx he gambles);( om lys) play ( fx the sunlight played on the water),( om flammer) play, flicker;( funkle) sparkle;[ med sb:][ spille en film] show a film;[ spille en grammofonplade] play a record;[ spille herre] play the master, lord it;[ spille hovedrollen] take the principal part, play the lead;[ spille klovn] play the clown;[ med præp & adv:][ spille noget bort] gamble something away;[ spille fallit] go bankrupt, fail;[ spille falsk]( i musik) play out of tune,( i kortspil) cheat (at cards);[ spille for én] play for (el. to) somebody;[ spille ind]( spille en rolle) enter into it ( fx I think jealousy enters into it), play a part;( gøre sig gældende) make itself felt;( indbringe) bring in,(se også indspille);( deltage) join in the game,( i kortspil) take a hand;[ spille med én] play with somebody;[ spille med musklerne] ripple one's muscles;(fig) flex one's muscles;[ spille mod] play (against) ( fx Denmark is to play (against) Norway);[ spille om noget] play for something;[ der spillede et smil om hans mund] a smile played (el. hovered) on his lips;[ spille op]( om orkester) strike up;( om børn: lave ballade) play up;[ spille en formue op] gamble away a fortune;[ spille sig op] warm up, get into one's stride;( om skuespiller) play up to;(flirte etc) make up to;( om musik) strike up ( fx a waltz);( om farver) shade into ( fx green shading into blue);[ spille på]( generelt) play ( fx the flute, the piano),( om bestemt instrument) play on ( fx it is the best piano I ever played on; he was playing on a drum);(fig) play on ( fx their fear);[ spille ud]( i kortspil) lead;(fig) make the first move;[ du spiller ud!] (it is) your lead!(fig) come up with a proposal;[ spille den ene stat ud mod den anden] play off one state against another.
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