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41 see out
see out 1) придружавам (изпращам) някого до вратата; 2) стоя до края, изтрайвам (на представление и пр.); 3) изкарвам нещо до (добър) край; 4) надживявам (някого); he will \see out us all out той ще ни изпрати (погребе) всичките; to \see out the Old Year out изпращам старата година; -
42 see through
see through 1) прозирам (подбуди и пр.); разбирам преструвките (машинациите) на; I am beginning to \see through through it започва да ми става ясно как стои всъщност работата; tricks easily \see throughn through прозрачни номера; 2) помагам ( някому) в затруднение; 3) издържам докрай; 4) извеждам докрай (на добър край); -
43 see
See I. m, -n езеро. II. f, -n море; an der See край морето, на морето; auf offener See в открито море.* * *der, -n езеро. die, -n море, океан; hohe, offene = открито море. -
44 ■ see after
■ see afterv. t. + prep.occuparsi di; pensare a: to see after the guests, occuparsi degli ospiti; to see after the preparations, pensare ai preparativi. -
45 ■ see over
■ see overA v. t. + prep.vedere (o vederci) al di sopra di (o al di là di): I can't see over the hedge, non ci vedo sopra la siepeB v. t. + avv.esaminare a fondo; ispezionare; vedere bene: I'd like to see over the flat before I rent it, vorrei vedere bene l'appartamento prima di prenderlo in affitto. -
46 see round
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47 see in
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48 see about
see about [something] s'occuper dewe'll soon see about that! — (colloq) iron c'est ce qu'on va voir!
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49 see around
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50 see through
• see through something to see what is behind something видеть насквозь (букв., фигур.)I can’t see through this glass. We saw through his clever plan.
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51 see eye to eye
(see eye to eye (with smb.))смотреть одними глазами, сходиться во взглядах, мнениях (с кем-л.), разделять (чьи-л.) взгляды; найти общий язык, договориться (с кем-л.; не смешивать с русск. видеться с глазу на глаз) [этим. библ. Isaiah LII, 8]...he thought that he and Hull did see eye to eye on the major world problems. (R. E. Sherwood, ‘Roosevelt and Hopkins’, ch. XXVIII) —...тем не менее Иден считал, что они с Хэллом нашли общий язык по важнейшим международным проблемам.
I think we see eye to eye about many things... (J. Wain, ‘Living in the Present’, ch. II) — Я думаю, что мы смотрим одними глазами на многое...
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52 see across
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53 see beyond
see beyond а) знать, представлять себе (что-л.) на некоторый срок (большийчем указано) Sales figures are improving, but it's impossible just yet to seebeyond the end of the year. б) планировать, заботиться (о чем-л. - обыкн. вближайшем будущем) Are you making plans for the future, or can't you seebeyond your next pay packet? Some people are unable to see beyond how to getenough food for the day. -
54 see one's way -. now
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55 see service Syninspect look notice observe regar
see service быть в долгом употреблении; износиться; повидать виды Syn:inspect, look, notice, observe, regard, watch, witness see meet Ant:disregard, ignore, miss, neglect, overlook II noun 1) епархия 2) престол(епископа и т. п.)Англо-русский словарь Мюллера > see service Syninspect look notice observe regar
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56 see-through
tr['siːɵrʊː]1 transparenteadj.• transparente adj.adv.• transparente adv.'siːθruːadjective transparente['siːθruː]ADJ transparente* * *['siːθruː]adjective transparente -
57 see after
see after грижа се за; to \see after after o.'s own interests гледам собствените си интереси; -
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60 see-through
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