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121 нанимать
1) General subject: engage, fee, have in employ, hire, lodge, rent, retain, retain (особ. адвоката), ship (матросов), take into one's service, take on (на службу, работу и т.п.), take on lease (что-л.), tenant, employ, take into service, take on lease (арендовать, что-л.)2) Naval: employ (на службу)3) Colloquial: charter4) Construction: wage5) Law: retain (адвоката), take on hire7) Accounting: engage (работника)8) Cinema: sign9) Business: take10) leg.N.P. hire (a person)11) Makarov: have in (one's) employ, lay on (рабочих), take (smb.) into (one's) service (кого-л.) -
122 открывать огонь
1) General subject: engage, engage by fire, turn loose2) Military: blaze away, bring down fire, bring in fire (по вызову), bring under fire, commence fire, cut loose, engage by fire, enter into fire (совместно с кем-л.), initiate fire, launch fire, let fly (at) (по), loose off fire, loose the barrage, open fire, open up, open up with fire, place under fire, (at) take a crack (по), take on, trigger fire, under fire3) Jargon: whang4) Arms production: get into action, open up fire, release the firing mechanism -
123 переливать из пустого в порожнее
1) General subject: mill the wind, plough the sand, plough the sands, chew the fat, waste time, waste words, beat the wind, tread water, engage in a futile exercise2) Politics: engage in futile exercise3) Set phrase: beat the air (дословно: Молотить воздух), beat the air, do quite useless, engage in idle talk, babble4) Makarov: catch the wind in a net, fill speech with vacuities5) Idiomatic expression: kick a dead horse, flog a dead horseУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > переливать из пустого в порожнее
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124 принимать участие в переговорах
1) Mass media: engage in talksУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > принимать участие в переговорах
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125 разводить антимонии
General subject: beat about the bush, engage in empty talk, engage in idle talk, engage in pointless talkУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > разводить антимонии
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126 доброволец
м.volontaire m; engagé m volontaireзаписа́ться в доброво́льцы — s'engager
* * *n1) gener. engagé volontaire, volontaire, bénévole (Le comité permanent est constitué d'un groupe de bénévoles qui ont à cœur la protection de leur milieu.)2) milit. combattant volontaire, engagé -
127 заниматься
I несовер. - заниматься; совер. - заняться
1) (кем-л./чем-л.)
occupy/busy oneself (with), be occupied (with), be engaged (in); engage (in); go in for, take up; indulge (in); devote oneself (to) (посвящать себя); concern oneself (with) (интересоваться); attend (to) (выполнять)
2) только несовер. learn
II несовер. - заниматься; совер. - заняться
(загораться)
blaze/flare up, be set on fire, be on fire, catch fire* * *(кем-л./чем-л.) occupy/busy oneself (with), be occupied (with), be engaged (in); engage (in); go in for* * *doengageoccupyplypractisepursue -
128 нанимать
(кого-л.)
hire; engage (на работу); rent (о помещении тж.); lodge разг.* * ** * *нанимать; нанять hire; engage; rent; lodge разг.* * *employengagehirerentretaintaketenant
См. также в других словарях:
engagé — engagé, ée [ ɑ̃gaʒe ] adj. • XVIe; de engager 1 ♦ Archit. Partiellement intégré dans un mur ou un pilier. Colonne engagée. 2 ♦ Qui s est engagé dans l armée (opposé à appelé). Des soldats engagés. Subst. Les engagés et les appelés. « Engagé… … Encyclopédie Universelle
Engage (visual arts) — engage, National Association for Gallery Education, is based in the United Kingdom and promotes the visual arts through gallery education. engage s work helps galleries encourages people to participate in and enjoy the visual arts and become… … Wikipedia
engagé — engagé, ée (an ga jé, jée) part. passé. 1° Mis en gage. Des effets engagés au mont de piété. Domaine engagé, domaine que le souverain concède avec la faculté d y rentrer en remboursant le prix ; ainsi dit parce que, sous l ancienne monarchie … Dictionnaire de la Langue Française d'Émile Littré
engage — [en gāj′, ingāj′] vt. engaged, engaging [ME engagen < OFr engagier: see EN 1 & GAGE1] 1. Obs. to give or assign as security for a debt, etc. 2. to bind (oneself) by a promise; pledge; specif. (now only in the passive), to bind by a promise of… … English World dictionary
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Engage — En*gage , v. t. [imp. & p. p. {Engaged}; p. pr. & vb. n. {Engaging}.] [F. engager; pref. en (L. in) + gage pledge, pawn. See {Gage}.] 1. To put under pledge; to pledge; to place under obligations to do or forbear doing something, as by a pledge,… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
engage — I (hire) verb appoint, arrange for the services of, arrange for the use of, bind, book, charter, commission, conducere, contract for, employ, enlist, enlist in one s service, fill a position, give a job to, give a situation to, give employment to … Law dictionary
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Engage — may refer to:* Engagement in preparation for marriage* Engage (organization), a UK based political organization * Engage (visual arts), the UK National Association for Gallery Education [http://www.engage.org] * N Gage, a smartphone and handheld… … Wikipedia
Engage — En*gage , v. i. 1. To promise or pledge one s self; to enter into an obligation; to become bound; to warrant. [1913 Webster] How proper the remedy for the malady, I engage not. Fuller. [1913 Webster] 2. To embark in a business; to take a part; to … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English