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1) (to get rid of: She finally managed to throw off her cold; They were following us but we threw them off.) znebiti se2) (to take off very quickly: He threw off his coat and sat down.) odvreči* * *transitive verb odvreči (breme); odložiti, otresti se; opustiti; hunting spustiti (pse, sokole), začeti lov; ustvariti, iz rokava stresti (pesem ipd.); printing napraviti odtis; hunting speljati s sledi; technical prevrniti, prekucniti; izklopiti, ustavitito be thrown off the line — biti vržen s tira, iztiriti seto throw off one's disguise — sneti masko, pokazati svoj pravi obraz -
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• katumus• syyllisyys* * *ɡilt1) (a sense of shame: a feeling of guilt.) syyllisyys2) (the state of having done wrong: Fingerprints proved the murderer's guilt.) syyllisyys•- guilty- guiltiness
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63 हिरि
හිරි hiri fshyness; sense of shame. -
64 हिरीयना
හිරීයනා hiriiyanaa hirīyanā fshyness; sense of shame. -
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[gɪlt]1) (blame) colpa f., colpevolezza f.* * *[ɡilt]1) (a sense of shame: a feeling of guilt.) colpa, colpevolezza2) (the state of having done wrong: Fingerprints proved the murderer's guilt.) colpevolezza•- guilty- guiltiness
- guiltily* * *guilt /gɪlt/n. [u]1 ( anche leg.) colpa; colpevolezza: There is no evidence of his guilt, non vi sono prove della sua colpevolezza; to prove sb. 's guilt, dimostrare la colpevolezza di q.● The guilt lies with the politicians, la colpa è degli uomini politici.* * *[gɪlt]1) (blame) colpa f., colpevolezza f. -
66 ♦ own
♦ own /əʊn/A a.1 (preceduto dall'agg. poss.) proprio; particolare; (di) mio (tuo, suo, ecc.): to do st. with one's own hands, fare qc. con le proprie mani; This farm is my own ( o This is my own farm), questa fattoria è proprio mia (o di mia proprietà); It has a value all its own, ha un valore del tutto suo, particolare; I have no money of my own, non ho denaro di mio2 (idiom.; per es.:) to cook one's own meals, farsi da mangiare da solo (o da sé)B n.(il) proprio; ciò che ci appartiene; il mio (il tuo, il suo, ecc.): I can do as I like with my own, posso disporre del mio a mio piacimento● (market.) own brand, marchio (di commercio) □ own brother, fratello ( non fratellastro) □ own cousin, primo cugino, prima cugina □ ( sport) own field, il campo di casa, il campo amico; (fig.) il fattore campo □ ( sport e fig.) own goal, autogol, autorete; (fig.) errore commesso a proprio danno □ ( calcio, ecc.) one's own half, la propria metà campo □ own-initiative, di propria iniziativa, d'ufficio (agg.) □ to be one's own man (o master), non aver padroni; lavorare per conto proprio; essere un lavoratore autonomo □ (fin., ingl.) own shares, azioni proprie □ own sister, sorella ( non sorellastra) □ to come into one's own, riuscire a dare piena prova di sé; cominciare a essere efficiente (utile, ecc.); realizzarsi □ to do a piece of work on one's own, fare un lavoro per conto proprio (o da solo) □ (fam.) to get one's own back, prendersi la rivincita; ripagare con la stessa moneta (fig.) □ to hold one's own, tener duro, resistere, non cedere; cavarsela bene, far valere i propri diritti; mantenersi calmo, dignitoso; portarsi bene □ to live on one's own, vivere del proprio; essere indipendente ( economicamente) □ (al vocat.) my own (o my own sweetheart, ecc.), mio caro, mia cara; tesoro □ of one's own, per sé; personale: I want a girl of my own, voglio una ragazza tutta per me □ ( sport) on one's own, da solo: to be going on one's own, andare via da solo.♦ (to) own /əʊn/v. t.1 possedere; avere; essere (il) proprietario di: Who owns this house?, chi è il proprietario di questa casa?2 (fam., sport) stracciare (q.); essere nettamente superiore (rispetto a q.): He totally owned the champion in the play-off, ha letteralmente stracciato il campione nello spareggio3 (form.) ammettere; concedere; confessare; riconoscere: to own one's faults, ammettere le proprie colpe● to own oneself indebted, riconoscersi in debito (verso q.) □ (form.) to own to, confessare, riconoscere, ammettere: to own to a sense of shame, confessare di provar vergogna □ (fam.) to own up, confessare, ammettere: I own up to it, ammetto d'averlo fatto io; He owned up to stealing the money, ha confessato di aver rubato i soldi. -
67 lost
adjective1) verloren; ausgestorben [Kunst[fertigkeit]]get lost — [Person:] sich verlaufen od. verirren/verfahren
get lost! — (sl.) verdufte! (salopp)
feel lost without somebody/something — (fig.) sich (Dat.) ohne jemanden/etwas hilflos vorkommen; see also academic.ru/58407/property">property 1)
2) (wasted) vertan [Zeit, Gelegenheit]; verschwendet [Zeit, Mühe]; verpasst, versäumt [Gelegenheit]4)be lost [up]on somebody — (unrecognized by) bei jemandem keine Anerkennung finden; von jemandem nicht gewürdigt werden
sarcasm was lost on him — mit Sarkasmus konnte er nichts anfangen
* * *2) (not won: The game is lost.) verloren3) (wasted; not used properly: a lost opportunity.) verloren4) (no longer knowing where one is, or in which direction to go: I don't know whether to turn left or right - I'm lost.) verirrt* * *[lɒst, AM lɑ:st]1. (unable to find way)to get \lost sich akk verirren▪ to be \lost sich akk verirrt haben; (on foot) sich akk verlaufen haben; (using vehicle) sich akk verfahren haben2. (no longer to be found)\lost articles abhandengekommene Artikelto get \lost verschwindensometimes things get \lost mysteriously manchmal verschwinden Dinge auf mysteriöse Weiseto feel \lost sich akk verloren fühlen▪ to be \lost without sb/sth ohne jdn/etw verloren sein4. (preoccupied)5. (wasted) verpasst\lost opportunity verpasste Gelegenheit\lost time verschwendete Zeit\lost youth vertane Jugend\lost soldiers gefallene Soldaten\lost planes/ships/tanks zerstörte Flugzeuge/Schiffe/Panzer7. (not won)\lost battle/contest verlorener Kampf/Wettkampf\lost election verlorene Wahl8.▶ get \lost! (fam!: go away!) verzieh dich! fam, hau ab! sl; (no way!) vergiss es! fam, kommt gar nicht infrage! fam▶ to be \lost on sb nicht verstanden [o geschätzt] werdenfinancial discussions are \lost on me für Diskussionen über finanzielle Dinge habe ich einfach keinen Sinn* * *[lɒst] pret, ptp of loseadj attrverloren; support verloren gegangen; art ausgestorben; civilization untergegangen, versunken; cause aussichtslos; (= missing) person vermisst; dog, cat entlaufen; (= mislaid) book, glasses etc verlegt; (= missed) opportunity verpasstI was groping on the floor for a lost contact lens he is mourning his lost wife — ich tastete auf dem Fußboden nach einer heruntergefallenen Kontaktlinse er betrauert den Verlust seiner Frau
* * *B adj1. verloren (Schlacht, Freunde etc):lost cause fig aussichtslose Sache;be a lost cause aussichtslos sein;lost motion TECH toter Gang;lost property Fundsachen pl;all isn’t lost yet es ist noch nicht alles verloren2. verloren (gegangen):a) verloren gehen (a. fig Arbeitsplätze etc),b) zugrunde gehen, untergehen,c) umkommen,d) verschwinden;a lost soul eine verlorene Seele3. vergessen (Kunst etc)4. verirrt:be lost sich verirrt haben, sich nicht mehr zurechtfinden (a. fig);get lost! umg hau ab!5. verschwunden:6. verloren, vergeudet:lost time verlorene Zeit;be lost (up)on sb keinen Eindruck machen auf jemanden, an jemandem verloren sein, jemanden gleichgültig lassen oder umg kaltlassen;7. versäumt, verpasst (Chance)8. lost ina) versunken in (akk):lost in thought in Gedanken versunken, besonders adv auch gedankenversunken, -verlorenb) vertieft in (akk):9. lost toa) verloren für,b) versagt (dat), nicht vergönnt (dat),c) nicht mehr empfänglich für,d) ohne Empfinden für, bar (gen):be lost to all sense of shame keinerlei Schamgefühl haben;be lost to the world nicht wahrnehmen, was um einen herum vorgeht10. be lost for verlegen sein um:* * *adjective1) verloren; ausgestorben [Kunst[fertigkeit]]get lost — [Person:] sich verlaufen od. verirren/verfahren
get lost! — (sl.) verdufte! (salopp)
I'm lost — (fig.) ich verstehe gar nichts mehr
feel lost without somebody/something — (fig.) sich (Dat.) ohne jemanden/etwas hilflos vorkommen; see also property 1)
2) (wasted) vertan [Zeit, Gelegenheit]; verschwendet [Zeit, Mühe]; verpasst, versäumt [Gelegenheit]4)be lost [up]on somebody — (unrecognized by) bei jemandem keine Anerkennung finden; von jemandem nicht gewürdigt werden
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68 guilt
[gɪlt]nwina f* * *[ɡilt]1) (a sense of shame: a feeling of guilt.) wina2) (the state of having done wrong: Fingerprints proved the murderer's guilt.) wina•- guilty- guiltiness
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[ɡilt]1) (a sense of shame: a feeling of guilt.) vaina2) (the state of having done wrong: Fingerprints proved the murderer's guilt.) vaina•- guilty- guiltiness
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[ɡilt]1) (a sense of shame: a feeling of guilt.) kaltė2) (the state of having done wrong: Fingerprints proved the murderer's guilt.) kaltė•- guilty- guiltiness
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n. skuldmedvetenhet* * *[ɡilt]1) (a sense of shame: a feeling of guilt.) skuld2) (the state of having done wrong: Fingerprints proved the murderer's guilt.) skuld•- guilty- guiltiness
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[ɡilt]1) (a sense of shame: a feeling of guilt.) vina2) (the state of having done wrong: Fingerprints proved the murderer's guilt.) vina•- guilty- guiltiness
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[ɡilt]1) (a sense of shame: a feeling of guilt.) vina2) (the state of having done wrong: Fingerprints proved the murderer's guilt.) vina•- guilty- guiltiness
- guiltily* * *• vina• trestuhodnost -
74 own
1. Iit is scarcely worth owning вряд ли стоит стремиться к тому, чтобы заполучить это в собственность2. III1) own smth. own a boat (a motor boat, a house, lands, stocks and shares, etc.) быть владельцем лодки и т.д.; he used to own a large number of houses он раньше был владельцем целого ряда домов; who owns this property (this land, this car, etc.)? кому принадлежит это имущество и т.д?; he acts as if he owns the place он ведет себя так, как будто он здесь хозяин2) own smth., smb. own one's mistakes (one's faults, one's deficiencies, one's forgetfulness, tile transgressions, etc.) признавать свои ошибки и т.д.; he owned his guilt он признал свою вину; nobody will own the authorship of the book никто не желает признавать своего авторства /себя автором/ этой книги; own the force of an argument согласиться с доводом, признать силу аргумента; own a child признать свое отцовство /своего ребенка/; his father will not own him отец отрекается от него /не хочет его признать/3. IVown smth. in some manner own smth. privately (legally, legitimately, originally, selfishly, etc.) владеть чем-л. частным образом и т.д., быть частным и т.д. владельцем чего-л.4. XIIIown to be smth., smb. own to be wrong признавать себя неправым; own to be his father признать себя его отцом; own to have been smth. own to have been confused (to have been abashed, to have been completely absent-minded, etc.) признаваться в том, что был смущен и т.д.; признаваться в своем смущении и т.д.5. XVIown to smth. own to a sense of shame (to the hobby of book collecting, etc.) признаваться в том, что [тебе] стыдно и т.д.; has anyone owned to the theft? кто-нибудь сознался в краже?; it is his own money though he will not own to it это его собственные деньги, хотя он в этом и не признается6. XVIIown to having done smth. own to having stolen a purse (to having overslept, to having told a lie, etc.) признаваться в краже кошелька /в том, что украл кошелек/ и т.д; own to being in some state own to being mistaken (to being wrong, to being uncertain about that, etc.) признаваться /сознаваться/ в ошибке и т.д.7. XVIIIown oneself [to be] smth. I must own myself no supporter of the reform должен признаться, что я не сторонник реформ; own oneself in some state own oneself in the wrong признаваться в собственной неправоте; I own myself at a loss признаюсь, что я не знаю, что делать; own oneself [to be] defeated ([to be] indebted, to be beaten, etc.) признавать себя побежденным и т.д.8. XXI1own smb., smth. before smb., smth. he owned his child before the entire assembly он признал его своим ребенком перед всеми; I am willing to own my mistake я готов признать свою ошибку9. XXIV1own smb. as smb. own smb. as one's brother (as one's child, as one's lord, as one's teacher, etc.) признавать кого-л. своим братом и т.д.10. XXVown [that]... coll. own [that] I was mistaken (that one is wrong, that he did not know, that he was lying, that I had been right, that she was unhappy, etc.) признаваться /сознаваться/ [в том], что я ошибался и т.д; I own I was a little afraid признаюсь, мне было немного страшно -
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[ɡilt]1) (a sense of shame: a feeling of guilt.) vinovăţie2) (the state of having done wrong: Fingerprints proved the murderer's guilt.) culpabilitate•- guilty- guiltiness
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76 be lost to
be lost to (reason; all sense of shame) утратить (рассудок; всякое чувство стыда) -
77 guilt
[ɡilt]1) (a sense of shame: a feeling of guilt.) ενοχή2) (the state of having done wrong: Fingerprints proved the murderer's guilt.) ένοχος•- guilty- guiltiness
- guiltily -
78 bitter
['bɪtə] 1. прил.bitter as gall / wormwood — горький как полынь
2) суровый, острый, пронизывающий ( по тактильным ощущениям)3) жестокий, нелицеприятный, невыносимый; обидный, болезенныйFor the Italians it was a bitter déjà vuu of their defeat by Brazil in the final four years ago. — Для итальянцев это было обидным повтром ситуации четырехлетней давности, когда они в финале проиграли Бразилии.
4) ожесточённый, озлобленный5) горький, грустный; демонстрирующий горе, страдание••2. нареч.That which is bitter to endure may be sweet to remember. — Иногда приятно вспомнить то, что было тяжело переживать.
резко, сурово, интенсивно и неприятно3. сущ.It was bitter cold. — Был пронизывающий холод.
1) горечь прям. и перен.Syn:2) брит. биттер ( горькое охмелённое пиво)A pint of bitter, please. — Пинту горького, пожалуйста.
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[ɡilt]1) (a sense of shame: a feeling of guilt.) culpabilité2) (the state of having done wrong: Fingerprints proved the murderer's guilt.) culpabilité•- guilty- guiltiness - guiltily -
80 guilt
[ɡilt]1) (a sense of shame: a feeling of guilt.) culpa2) (the state of having done wrong: Fingerprints proved the murderer's guilt.) culpa•- guilty- guiltiness - guiltily
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