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1 ridding
Избавление -
2 ridding
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3 ridding
1) Горное дело: уборка обрушившейся породы2) Золотодобыча: очистка от породы -
4 ridding
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5 ridding
1. избавление2. освобождающий -
6 ridding up
1. очищение выработки от породы2. очищающий выработку от породы -
7 ridding
избавляющий; избавление -
8 ridding
очистка от породы, уборка обрушившейся породы -
9 (a) path ridding
верховая тропа/дорожка для верховой езды -
10 clearing
1. n очистка; расчисткаclearing out — вычищающий; чистка
2. n участок земли, расчищенный под пашню3. n прогалина, поляна4. n ком. распродажа по сниженным ценам5. n банк. клиринг, безналичные расчёты между банкам и6. n банк. клиринговое соглашение7. n банк. ком. очистка от пошлин8. n банк. тех. зазор9. n банк. тех. устранение дефекта10. n банк. спец. осветление; очистка11. a эвакуационный12. a фин. клиринговыйСинонимический ряд:1. grassland (noun) alp; field; grassland; meadow; pasture; plain; polder; prairie; steppe2. burning off (verb) burning off3. clarifying (verb) brightening; clarifying; clear up; clearing up; elucidating; explaining; illuminating; illustrating4. cleaning (verb) cleaning; policing; sprucing; straightening; tidying5. clearing off (verb) clearing off; discharging; liquidating; paying up; quitting; satisfying; settling; squaring6. emptying (verb) clean out; emptying; evacuating; vacating; voiding7. exculpating (verb) absolving; acquitting; exculpating; exonerating; vindicating8. extricating (verb) clearing away; disembarrassing; disencumbering; disengaging; disentangling; extricating; unscrambling; untangling; untying or untieing9. hurdling (verb) hurdling; leaping; negotiating; overleaping; surmounting; vaulting10. opening (verb) opening11. passing (verb) carrying; passing12. paying (verb) bring in; cleaning up; drawing; earning; gaining; grossing; making; netting; paying; producing; realising; repaying; returning; yielding13. removing (verb) abolishing; annihilating; blot out; eradicating; erasing; exterminating; extinguishing; obliterating; removing; root out; rub out; snuff out; stamp out; uprooting; wipe out14. ridding (verb) losing; releasing; relieving; ridding; shaking; shaking off; throw off; throwing off; unburdening15. vanishing (verb) disappearing; evanescing; evaporating; fading; vanishing -
11 losing
1. n потеря, утрата, лишение; проигрышlosing the sight of — теряющий из виду; потеря из виду
losing sight of — теряющий из виду; потеря из виду
2. n проигрыш; потеря3. a проигрышныйСинонимический ряд:1. loss (noun) loss; mislaying; misplacement; misplacing2. depriving (verb) bereaving; depriving; disinheriting; dispossessing; divesting; ousting; robbing3. dropping (verb) dropping; forfeiting; losing out; sacrificing4. mislaying (verb) mislaying; misplacing5. missing (verb) missing; wasting6. ridding (verb) clearing; ridding; shaking off; unburdening7. shaking (verb) eluding; evading; shaking; slipping; throw off; throwing off -
12 path
[paːθ]n1) тропинка, тропа, дорожкаNo progress was possible except along the path cut for that purpose. — Продвигаться можно было только по тропе, специально прорубленной для этой цели.
A multiplicity of interesting paths crossed the monotous. — Множество интересных тропинок пересекало эту однообразную местность.
- narrow path- shady path
- long grassy paths
- garden path
- bridle path
- raised board paths
- converging paths
- path ridding
- path along smth
- path through a wood
- path through a pine forest
- path through a garden
- path beside the canal
- path along the lake
- path in the snow
- path across the field
- path for passengers on foot
- path to the town
- path to his front door
- garden path of flagstones
- end of the path
- clear a path for smb
- bar the path
- beat a path
- make a path
- cover the path with sand
- cross smb's path
- drive dry leaves along the paths
- follow the path to the river
- follow up a zigzag path
- go in smb's path
- go by another path
- grow along the path
- hit the right path
- keep the middle of the path
- keep to the path
- stray from the narrow path
- stretch a cord across the path
- sweep the path of snow
- turn on to the path
- strike upon an unknown path
- turn off the path
- path going to the lighthouse
- path running alongside the lake
- path stopped
- path twists and turns
- path that goes down the mountain
- path goes somewhere
- path runs alongside the lake
- path leads to the river2) путь (вообще), маршрутThe perils beset his path. — Его путь был полон опасностей. /Опасности подстерегали его в пути.
- easier path- touring path
- caravan's path
- path of storms
- broad path of success
- path of civilization
- path of glory
- path to success
- certain path to riches and honour
- enter on the path
- put obstacles in smb's path
- throw obstructions in smb's path
- stand in smb's path
- strike out a path of one's own
- sweep all obstacles from one's path3) траектория- path of a cometThe path of an arrow is a curve. — Стрела в полете описывает дугу.
- path of a bird in the air
- flight path of a spacecraft
- Moon's path round the Earth
- far beyond the path of the Moon4) стезя, жизненный путьA difficult path he must follow. — Трудный путь, который ему предстоит пройти.
- beaten path- path of life
- rough and rugged paths of lifeI criticized the path the government was taking. — Я подверг критике курс правительства
- path of righteousness- follow the path of duty
- err from the path of duty
- guide people along the paths of progress
- make the path easy for smb
- take the path of least resistance
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13 set smb. by the ears
поссорить, перессорить кого-л.; взбудоражить кого-лShe lay awake, thinking. Even without announcement the return of presents would set London by the ears and bring on her again an avalanche of bills (J. Galsworthy,‘The Silver Spoon’, part III, ch. X) — Она не могла заснуть. Даже если газеты не оповестят о разрыве помолвки, возвращение подарков взбудоражит Лондон и на нее все равно обрушится лавина счетов.
As a matter of fact, Ridding, it's quite another sort of lady has set us by the ears. (H. G. Wells,‘The Passionate Friends’, ch. VI) — Кстати говоря, Риддинг, между нами посеяла рознь совсем другая дама.
She amuses herself by setting other people by the ears. (A. Christie, ‘Murder in Mesopotamia’, ch. III) — Ссорить людей доставляет ей огромное удовольствие.
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14 relieving
Синонимический ряд:1. clearing (verb) clearing; releasing; ridding; shaking; throw off; unburdening2. easing (verb) allaying; alleviating; assuaging; comforting; easing; lessening; lightening; mitigating; mollifying; palliating3. exempting (verb) absolving; discharging; dispensing; excusing; exempting; let off; letting off; privileging from; sparing4. robbing (verb) knocking over; looting; plundering; ransacking; rifling; robbing; sticking up5. spelling (verb) spelling; take over; taking over -
15 shaking
1. n встряска2. n дрожание, вибрация3. n дрожательный паралич4. n обыкн. лихорадочный озноб, припадок малярии5. n вет. вертячка6. n сбор урожаяСинонимический ряд:1. tremulous (adj.) aquake; aquiver; ashake; ashiver; quaking; quaky; quivering; quivery; shaky; shivering; shivery; trembling; tremorous; tremulant; tremulous2. blow (noun) blow; bump; concussion; hit; impact; jarring; jolt; punch; shock3. churning (verb) agitating; churning; convulsing4. clearing (verb) clearing; releasing; relieving; ridding; unburdening5. dithering (verb) dithering; jarring; quaking; quavering; quivering; shaking; shivering; shuddering; trembling; twittering; vibrating6. jiggling (verb) jiggling; joggling7. losing (verb) eluding; evading; losing; slipping; throw off; throwing off8. moving (verb) dislocating; displacing; disturbing; moving; shifting9. rocking (verb) bothering; disquieting; flurrying; flustering; perturbing; rocking; ruffling; tossing; unsettling; upsetting10. shocking (verb) appalling; consternating; daunting; dismaying; horrifying; shocking -
16 unburdening
1. разгрузка; уменьшение нагрузки2. облегчать; облегчающийСинонимический ряд:clearing (verb) clearing; losing; releasing; relieving; ridding; shaking; shaking off; throw off; throwing off -
17 set smb. by the ears
1) пoccopить кoгo-л.As a matter of fact, Ridding, it's quite another sort of lady who has set us by the ears (H. G. Wells)2) взбудopaжить кoгo-л.She lay awake, thinking. Even without announcement the return of presents would set London by the ears and bring on her again an avalanche of bills (J. Galsworthy). The scientist set the whole world by the ears with his discovery
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