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1 put through the wringer
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2 put
2) робити ( пропозицію); вкладати ( гроші); призначати ( ціну); обкладати ( податком)•put a draft resolution to the vote — ставити проект постанови ( резолюції) на голосування
put a wrong construction on action — = put a wrong construction on smb.'s action неправильно тлумачити вчинок ( когось)
put a wrong construction on smb.'s action — = put a wrong construction on action
put the adversary on his onus probandi — = put the adversary on her onus probandi перекладати тягар доведення на супротивну сторону
put the adversary on her onus probandi — = put the adversary on his onus probandi
- put a law in effect. operationput through a cross-examination — влаштовувати перехресний допит, піддавати перехресному допиту
- put a resolution to vote
- put a stop
- put a straitjacket
- put an action
- put an end
- put an end to repressions
- put an end to reprisals
- put an instrument in suit
- put an obligation
- put an offender away
- put and call
- put and refusal
- put arguments before the court
- put behind bars
- put character in issue
- put difficulties
- put down
- put down a mutiny
- put down a revolt
- put down political opposition
- put down to inexperience
- put forth
- put forth an ultimatum
- put forward
- put forward a draft resolution
- put forward a version
- put forward an argument
- put forward claims
- put forward demands
- put forward political demands
- put forward territorial claims
- put in
- put in a caveat
- put in a claim
- put in a motion
- put in a petition
- put in a plea
- put in a request
- put in a solicitation
- put in an application
- put in danger
- put in double jeopardy
- put in evidence
- put in fear
- put in force
- put in issue
- put in jail
- put in possession
- put in requisition
- put in the dock
- put in the position
- put into a straitjacket
- put into action
- put into jail
- put into prison
- put moratorium
- put obstacles
- put off
- put off election
- put off elections
- put off guard
- put off the final decision
- put on a fizzer
- put on oath
- put on probation
- put on the grill
- put on the stand
- put on trail
- put on trial
- put oneself above the law
- put option
- put out of action
- put out of court
- put pressure on a suspect
- put pressure on a witness
- put pressure upon a witness
- put responsibility
- put signature
- put the blame
- put the law
- put the motion to vote
- put the party under oath
- put the public in fear
- put through the wringer
- put to a claim
- put to death
- put to sleep
- put to smth.
- put to the chair
- put to torture
- put to tortures
- put to trial
- put to use
- put to vote
- put under a ban
- put under an obligation
- put under arrest
- put under observation
- put under recognizance
- put under restraint
- put under surveillance
- put up
- put up armed resistance
- put-up job
- put up resistance
- put up to a crime
- put up to commit a crime
- put upon trial
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n1) вимагач, здирник; павук; кровопивця2) прес для викручування (віджимання) білизниto put smb. through the wringer — жорстоко поводитися з кимсь; вимагати у когось гроші; шантажувати когось
* * *n1) див. wring v + -er2) здирник; кровопивцяto put through a wringer — пропустити через прес, вижати ( білизну)
to put smb through the wringer — жорстоко поводитися з ким-н. ( особливо під час допиту); виривати зізнання; вимагати у кого-н. гроші; шантажувати кого-н.
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4 wringer
n1) див. wring v + -er2) здирник; кровопивцяto put through a wringer — пропустити через прес, вижати ( білизну)
to put smb through the wringer — жорстоко поводитися з ким-н. ( особливо під час допиту); виривати зізнання; вимагати у кого-н. гроші; шантажувати кого-н.
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5 wringer
['rɪŋə]nмаши́на для віджима́ння біли́зни••to put smb. through the wringer — 1) жорсто́ким пово́дженням видира́ти зізна́ння 2) вича́влювати всі со́ки ( з підлеглих тощо)
См. также в других словарях:
put through the wringer — put (someone) through the wringer to make someone have a very difficult or unpleasant experience. They really put me through the wringer in my interview … New idioms dictionary
put through the wringer — verb To interrogate or scrutinize closely; to subject to some trial or ordeal. They really put each candidate through the wringer before choosing one to hire … Wiktionary
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put through the wringer — idi to subject to a difficult or exhausting experience … From formal English to slang
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go through the wringer — put (someone) through the wringer to make someone have a very difficult or unpleasant experience. I went through the wringer to get my first film part … New idioms dictionary
wringer — UK [ˈrɪŋə(r)] / US [ˈrɪŋər] noun [countable] Word forms wringer : singular wringer plural wringers American a mangle • go through/put someone through the wringer to suffer, or to make someone suffer, an unpleasant experience She s been put… … English dictionary