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21 вышибить дух
[VP; subj: human]=====⇒ to kill s.o. on the spot (usu. with a blow or blows):- X вышиб дух из Y-a ≈ X bumped (knocked, finished) Y off.♦ Внизу в теплушке разговаривали двое. Один спрашивал другого: "Ну как, угомонили своих? Доломали хвосты им?" - "Это лавочников, что ли?" - "Ну да, лабазников". - "...Из которых для примеру вышибли дух, ну остальные и присмирели" (Пастернак 1). Two men were talking underneath his bunk. "Well, have they had their tails twisted yet? Are they keeping quiet now?" "The shopkeepers, you mean?" "That's right. The grain merchants." "... As soon as a few were bumped off by way of example, all the others piped down" (1a)Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > вышибить дух
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22 вышибить душу
[VP; subj: human]=====⇒ to kill s.o. on the spot (usu. with a blow or blows):- X вышиб дух из Y-a ≈ X bumped (knocked, finished) Y off.♦ Внизу в теплушке разговаривали двое. Один спрашивал другого: "Ну как, угомонили своих? Доломали хвосты им?" - "Это лавочников, что ли?" - "Ну да, лабазников". - "...Из которых для примеру вышибли дух, ну остальные и присмирели" (Пастернак 1). Two men were talking underneath his bunk. "Well, have they had their tails twisted yet? Are they keeping quiet now?" "The shopkeepers, you mean?" "That's right. The grain merchants." "... As soon as a few were bumped off by way of example, all the others piped down" (1a)Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > вышибить душу
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23 в кредит
• В КРЕДИТ покупать, отпускать и т.п. что[PrepP; Invar; adv]=====⇒ (to purchase, sell sth. etc) with the agreement that payment will follow, be made later:- on credit;- (give < receive>) credit.♦...Все деповские покупали мясо у Кусиела. В кредит (Рыбаков 1). All the people from the depot bought their meat from Kusiel, on credit (1a).♦ Жёны теперь приходили к воротам не с провизией, но с жалобами: деньги вышли, а лавочники не отпускают в кредит (Эренбург 4). Wives were now coming to the gates with complaints instead of provisions; their money was all spent and the shopkeepers refused to give credit (4a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > в кредит
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24 будто потерянный
[ как etc + AdjP; nom only; adv]=====⇒ (to walk around, wander etc) in an unsettled, distressed, confused state, (to look) unsettled, distressed, confused:- [in limited contexts] with a lost look;- out of one's senses.♦ На жилищных - стояли ряды бараков... громадных, длинных, одинаковых бараков. Попадались палатки. Попадались землянки. Тоже большие и тоже одинаковые. Она бродила среди них как потерянная (Катаев 1). At the habitation sectors stood rows of bar racks... huge, long barracks, all alike; occasionally, tents; occasionally, sod huts-also large and also all alike She wandered among them like a lost soul (1a).♦ Купцы и сидельцы (их было мало), как потерянные, ходили между солдатами, отпирали и запирали свои лавки и сами с молодцами куда-то выносили свои товары (Толстой 6). The shopkeepers and their assistants (of whom there were but few) moved about among the soldiers like men distraught, unlocking their shops, locking them up again, and themselves, together with their shopboys, carrying off armloads of their own goods (6a).♦ Соня остановилась в сенях у самого порога, но не переходила за порог и глядела как потерянная, не сознавая, казалось, ничего... (Достоевский 3). Sonya stood in the entryway, just at the threshold but not crossing it, with a lost look, unconscious, as it seemed, of everything... (3c).♦ "Заметьте, он над Григорием трудится, обтирает ему платком голову и, убедясь, что он мертв, как потерянный, весь в крови, прибегает опять туда, в дом своей возлюбленной..." (Достоевский 2). "Notice, he takes trouble over Grigory, he wipes his head with a handkerchief, and, convinced that he is dead, he runs, out of his senses, all covered with blood, there, to the house of his sweetheart..." (2a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > будто потерянный
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25 как потерянный
[ как etc + AdjP; nom only; adv]=====⇒ (to walk around, wander etc) in an unsettled, distressed, confused state, (to look) unsettled, distressed, confused:- [in limited contexts] with a lost look;- out of one's senses.♦ На жилищных - стояли ряды бараков... громадных, длинных, одинаковых бараков. Попадались палатки. Попадались землянки. Тоже большие и тоже одинаковые. Она бродила среди них как потерянная (Катаев 1). At the habitation sectors stood rows of bar racks... huge, long barracks, all alike; occasionally, tents; occasionally, sod huts-also large and also all alike She wandered among them like a lost soul (1a).♦ Купцы и сидельцы (их было мало), как потерянные, ходили между солдатами, отпирали и запирали свои лавки и сами с молодцами куда-то выносили свои товары (Толстой 6). The shopkeepers and their assistants (of whom there were but few) moved about among the soldiers like men distraught, unlocking their shops, locking them up again, and themselves, together with their shopboys, carrying off armloads of their own goods (6a).♦ Соня остановилась в сенях у самого порога, но не переходила за порог и глядела как потерянная, не сознавая, казалось, ничего... (Достоевский 3). Sonya stood in the entryway, just at the threshold but not crossing it, with a lost look, unconscious, as it seemed, of everything... (3c).♦ "Заметьте, он над Григорием трудится, обтирает ему платком голову и, убедясь, что он мертв, как потерянный, весь в крови, прибегает опять туда, в дом своей возлюбленной..." (Достоевский 2). "Notice, he takes trouble over Grigory, he wipes his head with a handkerchief, and, convinced that he is dead, he runs, out of his senses, all covered with blood, there, to the house of his sweetheart..." (2a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > как потерянный
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26 словно потерянный
[ как etc + AdjP; nom only; adv]=====⇒ (to walk around, wander etc) in an unsettled, distressed, confused state, (to look) unsettled, distressed, confused:- [in limited contexts] with a lost look;- out of one's senses.♦ На жилищных - стояли ряды бараков... громадных, длинных, одинаковых бараков. Попадались палатки. Попадались землянки. Тоже большие и тоже одинаковые. Она бродила среди них как потерянная (Катаев 1). At the habitation sectors stood rows of bar racks... huge, long barracks, all alike; occasionally, tents; occasionally, sod huts-also large and also all alike She wandered among them like a lost soul (1a).♦ Купцы и сидельцы (их было мало), как потерянные, ходили между солдатами, отпирали и запирали свои лавки и сами с молодцами куда-то выносили свои товары (Толстой 6). The shopkeepers and their assistants (of whom there were but few) moved about among the soldiers like men distraught, unlocking their shops, locking them up again, and themselves, together with their shopboys, carrying off armloads of their own goods (6a).♦ Соня остановилась в сенях у самого порога, но не переходила за порог и глядела как потерянная, не сознавая, казалось, ничего... (Достоевский 3). Sonya stood in the entryway, just at the threshold but not crossing it, with a lost look, unconscious, as it seemed, of everything... (3c).♦ "Заметьте, он над Григорием трудится, обтирает ему платком голову и, убедясь, что он мертв, как потерянный, весь в крови, прибегает опять туда, в дом своей возлюбленной..." (Достоевский 2). "Notice, he takes trouble over Grigory, he wipes his head with a handkerchief, and, convinced that he is dead, he runs, out of his senses, all covered with blood, there, to the house of his sweetheart..." (2a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > словно потерянный
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27 точно потерянный
[ как etc + AdjP; nom only; adv]=====⇒ (to walk around, wander etc) in an unsettled, distressed, confused state, (to look) unsettled, distressed, confused:- [in limited contexts] with a lost look;- out of one's senses.♦ На жилищных - стояли ряды бараков... громадных, длинных, одинаковых бараков. Попадались палатки. Попадались землянки. Тоже большие и тоже одинаковые. Она бродила среди них как потерянная (Катаев 1). At the habitation sectors stood rows of bar racks... huge, long barracks, all alike; occasionally, tents; occasionally, sod huts-also large and also all alike She wandered among them like a lost soul (1a).♦ Купцы и сидельцы (их было мало), как потерянные, ходили между солдатами, отпирали и запирали свои лавки и сами с молодцами куда-то выносили свои товары (Толстой 6). The shopkeepers and their assistants (of whom there were but few) moved about among the soldiers like men distraught, unlocking their shops, locking them up again, and themselves, together with their shopboys, carrying off armloads of their own goods (6a).♦ Соня остановилась в сенях у самого порога, но не переходила за порог и глядела как потерянная, не сознавая, казалось, ничего... (Достоевский 3). Sonya stood in the entryway, just at the threshold but not crossing it, with a lost look, unconscious, as it seemed, of everything... (3c).♦ "Заметьте, он над Григорием трудится, обтирает ему платком голову и, убедясь, что он мертв, как потерянный, весь в крови, прибегает опять туда, в дом своей возлюбленной..." (Достоевский 2). "Notice, he takes trouble over Grigory, he wipes his head with a handkerchief, and, convinced that he is dead, he runs, out of his senses, all covered with blood, there, to the house of his sweetheart..." (2a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > точно потерянный
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28 что правда, то правда
• ЧТО ПРАВДА, ТО ПРАВДА coll[sent; Invar; fixed WO]=====⇒ (used to express agreement or to emphasize the accuracy of a statement) that really is so:- that's true;- how very true.♦ "...Наши барыни, как соберутся, так и передерутся!" - ответил хозяин....... Какие ты вещи говоришь!" - обиделась супруга его. "Ну, уж извини меня, Татьяна Михайловна! а что правда, то правда!" (Салтыков-Щедрин 2). " Our ladies start quarreling as soon as they get together!" their host replied ". What a thing to say!" his wife said in a hurt voice "Pardon me, Tatyana Mikhailovna, but the truth is the truth!" (2a).♦ [Дулебов:] Какая публика? Гимназисты, семинаристы, лавочники, мелкие чиновники! Они рады все руки себе отхлопать, по десяти раз вызывают Негину, а уж ведь они, канальи, лишнего гроша не заплатят. [Домна Пантелевна:] Что правда, то правда, ваше сиятельство (Островский 11). [D.:] What audiences? Schoolboys, shopkeepers, divinity students, petty officials? They'll applaud anything, they'll call Negina back ten times, but you know the rascals won't pay a kopek extra. [D P:] That's true, your Highness (11a)♦ Привык к Людмиле, присушился, что правда, то правда (Трифонов 1). He had gotten used to Liudmila, had become attached to her-there was no denying it (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > что правда, то правда
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29 средней руки
[NPgen; Invar; nonagreeing modif]=====1. (a person or thing that is) not in any way outstanding:- ordinary;- average;- mediocre;- a pretty mediocre (sort of...);- of a < the> middling sort;- second-rate.♦ ""Дай, думает, зайду в ресторанчик, перекушу". Видит - огни. Чувствует, что где-то не в центре, все, по-видимому, недорого. Входит. Действительно, ресторанчик средней руки" (Булгаков 12). "Til go to some little restaurant,' he thought, 'and have a bite to eat.' He saw a brightly lit restaurant and because it was away from the center he felt it ought not to be too expensive. So in he went and it was, in fact, a pretty mediocre sort of restaurant" (12a).♦ Свидригайлов в этой комнате был как у себя и проводил в ней, может быть, целые дни. Трактир был грязный, дрянной и даже не средней руки (Достоевский 3)....Svidrigailov seemed at home in this room and spent, perhaps, whole days in it. The tavern was dirty, wretched, not even of a middling sort (3c).♦...Привычки дурно воспитанного барича средней руки остались в нем на всю жизнь... (Герцен 3)....He retained the habits of an ill-bred landowner of the middling sort all his life... (3a).2. neither rich nor poor:- of moderate means.♦ Если б над Англией не тяготел свинцовый шит феодального землевладения... если б она, как Голландия, могла достигнуть для всех благосостояния мелких лавочников и небогатых хозяев средней руки, - она успокоилась бы на мещанстве (Герцен 3). If England were not weighed down by the leaden shield of feudal landlordship...if, like Holland, she could achieve for everyone the prosperity of small shopkeepers and of patrons of moderate means, she would settle down quietly in her pettiness (3a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > средней руки
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30 BUND
m; -, kein Pl.; Abk. ( Bund für Umwelt und Naturschutz Deutschland ) German union for environmental and nature concerns* * *der Bund(Bündel) bunch; bundle;(Hosenbund) waistband;(Union) confederation; union; alliance* * *[bʊnt] -, no pl abbr ≈ German union for environmental and nature concerns* * *der2) (people, societies, unions, states etc joined together for a common purpose: the International Federation of Actors.) federation3) (a union of persons, nations etc for the benefit of each other: the League for the Protection of Shopkeepers.) league4) (the part of a pair of trousers, skirt etc which goes round the waist: The waistband of this skirt is too tight.) waistband* * *<-s>m kein pl Abk von Bund für Umwelt und Naturschutz Deutschland German environment and nature protection agency* * *Ider; Bund[e]s, Bünde1) (Verband, Vereinigung) association; society; (Bündnis, Pakt) allianceder Dritte im Bunde — (fig.) the third in the trio
den Bund der Ehe eingehen, den Bund fürs Leben schließen — (geh.) enter into the bond of marriage
2) (föderativer Staat) federation3) (ugs.): (Bundeswehr) forces plbeim Bund — in the forces pl.
4) (an Röcken od. Hosen) waistbandIIdas; Bund[e]s, Bunde bunch* * *BUND m; -, kein pl; abk (Bund für Umwelt und Naturschutz Deutschland) German union for environmental and nature concerns* * *Ider; Bund[e]s, Bünde1) (Verband, Vereinigung) association; society; (Bündnis, Pakt) allianceder Dritte im Bunde — (fig.) the third in the trio
den Bund der Ehe eingehen, den Bund fürs Leben schließen — (geh.) enter into the bond of marriage
2) (föderativer Staat) federation3) (ugs.): (Bundeswehr) forces plbeim Bund — in the forces pl.
4) (an Röcken od. Hosen) waistbandIIdas; Bund[e]s, Bunde bunch* * *-e m.alliance n.association n.bunch n.(§ pl.: bunches)bundle n.confederation n.federation n.flange n.league n.truss n.(§ pl.: trusses) -
31 Bund
m; -, kein Pl.; Abk. ( Bund für Umwelt und Naturschutz Deutschland ) German union for environmental and nature concerns* * *der Bund(Bündel) bunch; bundle;(Hosenbund) waistband;(Union) confederation; union; alliance* * *[bʊnt] -, no pl abbr ≈ German union for environmental and nature concerns* * *der2) (people, societies, unions, states etc joined together for a common purpose: the International Federation of Actors.) federation3) (a union of persons, nations etc for the benefit of each other: the League for the Protection of Shopkeepers.) league4) (the part of a pair of trousers, skirt etc which goes round the waist: The waistband of this skirt is too tight.) waistband* * *<-s>m kein pl Abk von Bund für Umwelt und Naturschutz Deutschland German environment and nature protection agency* * *Ider; Bund[e]s, Bünde1) (Verband, Vereinigung) association; society; (Bündnis, Pakt) allianceder Dritte im Bunde — (fig.) the third in the trio
den Bund der Ehe eingehen, den Bund fürs Leben schließen — (geh.) enter into the bond of marriage
2) (föderativer Staat) federation3) (ugs.): (Bundeswehr) forces plbeim Bund — in the forces pl.
4) (an Röcken od. Hosen) waistbandIIdas; Bund[e]s, Bunde bunch* * *Bund1 m; -(e)s, Bündeein Bund zweier Länder an alliance between two nations;einen Bund schließen mit enter into an alliance with;2. POL, Ggs Länder:der Bund the Federal Government;Bund und Länder the Federal Government and the Länder ( oder Lands)der Bund the army;beim Bund in the army;er muss zum Bund he’s got to do his national serviceden Bund fürs Leben schließen geh enter into the bond of marriage, take marriage vows;der Dritte im Bunde the third in the trio;im Bunde mit together with, in association with5. BIBEL covenant7. an der Gitarre etc: fretBund2 n; -(e)s, -(e) (Bündel) bundle; Schlüssel, Radieschen etc: bunch; Heu, Stroh: truss; Baumwolle, Flachs hank* * *Ider; Bund[e]s, Bünde1) (Verband, Vereinigung) association; society; (Bündnis, Pakt) allianceder Dritte im Bunde — (fig.) the third in the trio
den Bund der Ehe eingehen, den Bund fürs Leben schließen — (geh.) enter into the bond of marriage
2) (föderativer Staat) federation3) (ugs.): (Bundeswehr) forces plbeim Bund — in the forces pl.
4) (an Röcken od. Hosen) waistbandIIdas; Bund[e]s, Bunde bunch* * *-e m.alliance n.association n.bunch n.(§ pl.: bunches)bundle n.confederation n.federation n.flange n.league n.truss n.(§ pl.: trusses) -
32 Krämer
m; -s, -* * *der Krämerhuckster; monger; chandler; grocer* * *Krä|mer ['krɛːmɐ]1. m -s, -,Krä́|me|rin[-ərɪn]2. f -, -nensmall shopkeeper, grocer; (= Laden) small general store, grocer'sein Volk von Krä́mern — a nation of shopkeepers
* * *Krä·mer(in)<-s, ->[ˈkrɛmɐ]* * *der; Krämers, Krämer1) (veralt.) grocer2) (geiziger Mensch) skinflint; stingy person; (engstirniger Mensch) petty-minded or small-minded person* * ** * *der; Krämers, Krämer1) (veralt.) grocer2) (geiziger Mensch) skinflint; stingy person; (engstirniger Mensch) petty-minded or small-minded person* * *- m.grocer n.monger n.small-minded person n. -
33 Zwischenhändler
m middleman, intermediary* * *der Zwischenhändlermiddleman; jobber; intermediary; distributor* * *Zwị|schen|händ|ler(in)m(f)middleman* * *(a dealer who buys goods from the person who makes or grows them, and sells them to shopkeepers or to the public; a wholesaler: You can save money by buying direct from the factory and cutting out the middleman.) middleman* * *Zwi·schen·händ·ler(in)m(f) middleman* * *der (Wirtsch.) middleman; (fig.) go-between* * *Zwischenhändler m middleman, intermediary* * *der (Wirtsch.) middleman; (fig.) go-between* * *m.intermediary n.middleman n. -
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35 småhandlende
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36 conchabar
v.1 to join, to unite.2 to mix inferior wool with the superior or middling quality instead of separating it into three kinds at shearing-time.3 to hire, to engage, to employ (criado). (Latin American)El gerente conchabó al chico The manager hired the boy.4 to barter (trocar). (Latin American)5 to unite, to join or unite for some evil purpose; to plot, to conspire.6 to hire oneself out, to get a job (como criado). (Latin American)7 to exchange, to barter.Ellos conchabaron sus zapatos They exchanged their shoes.* * *1 (unir) to blend1 familiar (confabularse) to plot, scheme* * *1. VT1) LAm [+ persona] to hire for work, engage, employ2) (=mezclar) to mix, blend2.See:* * *1. 2.conchabarse v pron1) (fam) ( confabularse) to plot, conspireconchabarse contra alguien — to plot o conspire against somebody
2) (CS fam) ( encontrar empleo) to get (oneself) a job3) (Méx fam) (ganarse, conquistarse) < persona> to get on the right side of (colloq)* * *1. 2.conchabarse v pron1) (fam) ( confabularse) to plot, conspireconchabarse contra alguien — to plot o conspire against somebody
2) (CS fam) ( encontrar empleo) to get (oneself) a job3) (Méx fam) (ganarse, conquistarse) < persona> to get on the right side of (colloq)* * *conchabar [A1 ]vtel atracador del banco estaba conchabado con un empleado the bankrobber was in league with o ( colloq) in cahoots with one of the employees* * *
conchabar verbo transitivo
1 to plot: está conchabado con los otros tenderos para arruinarle, she is plotting with the other shopkeepers to destroy his business
2 LAm to hire a servant
* * *♦ vt1. [unir] to join2. [mezclar] to mix, to blend* * *v/t L.Am.trabajador hire -
37 आपणः _āpaṇḥ
आपणः [आपण्-घञ्]1 A market; shop. विपणापणवान् रम्यः Mb.14.59.11; भक्ष्यमाल्यापणानां च ददृशुः श्रियमुत्तमाम् Mb.-2 Trade, commercial commodity; पिहितापणोदया Rām.2.48.37.-3 A group of shopkeepers; शकटापण- वेशाश्च यानं युग्यं च सर्वशः Mb.5.196.26.-Comp. -वीथिका A row of stalls, market; Rām.-वेदिका A shopcounter. -
38 commerce
commerce [kɔmεʀs]masculine nouna. ( = magasin) shop• « proche commerces » "handy for shops"• tenir or avoir un commerce to have a shopb. le commerce ( = activité) trade• commerce extérieur/international foreign/international trade• commerce de gros/détail wholesale/retail trade• ça se trouve dans le commerce you can buy it (or them) in the shopsc. ( = commerçants) le petit commerce small shopkeepers━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━* * *kɔmɛʀsnom masculin1) ( magasin) shop, store USdans le commerce — in the shops ou stores US
2) ( entreprise commerciale) business3) ( activité) trade4) ( fréquentation) liter company•Phrasal Verbs:* * *kɔmɛʀs nm1) (= activité) trade, commercefaire commerce de — to trade in, fig péjoratif to trade on
2) (domaine d'enseignement) businessIl fait des études de commerce. — He's doing business studies.
3) (= boutique) shop, store USAIls tiennent un petit commerce d'alimentation. — They have a small food shop.
4) (= ensemble des magasins)dans le commerce — in the shops, in the stores USA
On trouve ça dans le commerce. — You can find it in the shops.
vendu dans le commerce — sold in the shops, sold in the stores USA
* * *commerce nm1 ( magasin) shop, store US; dans le commerce in the shops ou stores US; tenir un commerce to run a shop GB ou store US; édition hors commerce privately printed book;2 ( entreprise commerciale) business; dix mille mètres carrés de commerces ten thousand square metresGB of business space;3 ( activité) trade; commerce mondial world trade; commerce des armes/de l'art/du tabac arms/art/tobacco trade; le commerce ne marche pas très bien en ce moment trade ou business is slow at the moment; faire le commerce de to trade in; faire commerce de to sell; faire du commerce to be in business; ⇒ petit;4 ( fréquentation) liter company; commerce des hommes company of others; être d'un commerce agréable/désagréable to be good/poor company.commerce de détail retail trade; commerce d'échange barter; commerce équitable fair trade; commerce extérieur foreign trade; commerce de gros wholesale trade; commerce international international trade; commerce triangulaire Hist triangular trade.[kɔmɛrs] nom masculin1. [activité]faire du commerce avec quelqu'un/un pays to trade with somebody/a countryle commerce extérieur/intérieur foreign/domestic tradecommerce électronique ou en lignea. [généralement] e-commerceb. [pour des achats] online shopping2. [affaires] businesscommerce intégré corporate ou combined chain3. [circuit de distribution]5. (littéraire) [relation][fréquentation] company————————de commerce locution adjectivale[acte] trade (modificateur)[code, tribunal] commercial[école] business (modificateur) -
39 intéresser
intéresser [ɛ̃teʀese]➭ TABLE 11. transitive verba. ( = captiver) to interest• cette question n'intéresse pas (beaucoup) les jeunes this matter is of no (great) interest to young peopleb. ( = concerner) to concern2. reflexive verb• s'intéresser à qch/qn to be interested in sth/sb* * *ɛ̃teʀese
1.
1) ( retenir l'attention) to interestça ne m'intéresse pas — I'm not interested ( de faire in doing)
2) ( concerner) [problème, décision, mesures] to concern3)
2.
s'intéresser verbe pronominals'intéresser à — gén to be interested in; ( en s'engageant) to take an interest in
* * *ɛ̃teʀese vt1) [livre, documentaire, exposition] to interestCela m'a beaucoup intéressé. — It interested me very much., I found it very interesting.
2) (= toucher) [problème] to be of interest to, to be of concern to3) ADMINISTRATION (= concerner) to affect, to concern4) COMMERCE, [travailleur] to give a share in the profits to, [partenaire] to interest (in a business)* * *intéresser verb table: aimerA vtr1 ( retenir l'attention) to interest; personne/rien ne les intéresse they're not interested in anybody/anything; votre projet m'intéresse I'm interested in your project; ça ne m'intéresse pas I'm not interested (de faire in doing); votre émission n'intéresse plus personne nobody finds your programmeGB interesting any more; aujourd'hui l'environnement intéresse les gens today people take an interest in the environment;2 ( concerner) [problème, décision, mesures] to concern; l'accord intéresse une vingtaine de personnes the agreement concerns twenty-odd people; la protection du site intéresse tout le monde the protection of the site is of concern to all;3 Entr intéresser les salariés aux bénéfices to offer a profit-sharing scheme to employees.B s'intéresser vpr s'intéresser à gén to be interested in; ( en s'engageant) to take an interest in; il ne s'intéresse qu'aux femmes/insectes he's only interested in women/insects; de plus en plus de gens s'intéressent à l'environnement more and more people are taking an interest in the environment.[ɛ̃terese] verbe transitif1. [passionner - suj: activité, œuvre, professeur etc.] to interestnotre offre peut peut-être vous intéresser our offer might interest you ou might be of interest to youcontinue, tu m'intéresses! go on, you're starting to interest me!ces mesures intéressent essentiellement les mères célibataires these measures mainly affect single mothersun problème qui intéresse la sécurité du pays a problem which is relevant to ou concerns national security3. ÉCONOMIE & FINANCEnotre personnel est intéressé aux bénéfices our staff gets a share of our profits, we operate a profit-sharing schemeêtre intéressé dans une entreprise to have a stake ou a financial interest in a company————————s'intéresser à verbe pronominal plus prépositionelle ne s'intéresse à rien she is not interested ou she takes no interest in anythingje m'intéresse vivement à sa carrière I take great ou a keen interest in her careerpersonne ne s'intéresse à moi! nobody cares about me!, nobody's interested in me! -
40 juger
juger [ʒyʒe]➭ TABLE 3 transitive verba. to judge ; [+ accusé] to tryb. ( = estimer) juger qch/qn ridicule to consider sth/sb ridiculousc. (locutions)* * *ʒyʒe
1.
1) ( former une opinion sur) to judge2) ( considérer) to consider3) Droit ( examiner) to try [affaire, personne]; ( décider) to judge [affaire]; to arbitrate in [différend, litige]l'affaire sera jugée demain — the case will be heard ou tried tomorrow
4) ( pour un concours) to judge [candidats, films]
2.
juger de verbe transitif indirect1) ( évaluer)à en juger par tes réponses — judging by ou from your answers
2) ( imaginer)
3.
se juger verbe pronominal1) ( se considérer) to consider oneself2) Droit [affaire] to be heard* * *ʒyʒe1. vt1) DROIT, [affaire, accusé] to try2) (exprimer un jugement sur) [comportement, personne] to judge3) (= considérer)juger que — to think that, to consider that
2. vià en juger par... — judging by...
3. nm* * *juger verb table: mangerB vtr1 ( former une opinion sur) to judge; juger qn sur les apparences or la mine to judge sb by his/her appearance; juger sur les apparences to judge by appearances; jugez-le d'après ses actes judge him by what he does; je jugerai par moi-même I'll judge for myself; à toi de juger s'il faut accepter ou pas it's up to you to judge whether to accept or not; ce n'est pas à moi de juger I don't think it's any of my business; l'histoire jugera history will judge;2 ( considérer) to consider; juger qn intelligent to consider sb intelligent; juger qch dangereux/difficile to consider sth dangerous/difficult; juger que qch est dangereux to consider sth dangerous ou that sth is dangerous; juger dangereux que qn fasse to consider it dangerous for sb to do; juger bon/nécessaire de faire to consider it a good idea/necessary to do; un film jugé médiocre a film considered (to be) mediocre; ne le juge pas mal don't think badly of him; je t'avais mal jugé I misjudged you;3 Jur ( examiner) to try [affaire, personne]; ( décider) to judge [affaire]; to arbitrate in [différend, litige]; l'affaire sera jugée demain the case will be heard ou tried tomorrow; l'affaire est jugée Jur the case is closed; le tribunal jugera the court will decide; juger en droit/fait to make a judgment based on the statutes/facts;4 ( pour un concours) to judge [candidats, films].C juger de vtr ind1 ( évaluer) juger de to assess [niveau, valeur, capacité]; j'en jugerai par moi-même I'll judge for myself; pour autant qu'on puisse en juger as far as one can judge; à en juger par tes réponses judging by ou from your answers;2 ( imaginer) jugez de ma colère imagine my anger.D se juger vpr1 ( se considérer) to consider oneself;2 Jur [affaire] to be heard.[ʒyʒe] verbe transitifêtre jugé pour vol to be tried ou to stand trial for theftelle a été jugée coupable/non coupable she was found guilty/not guiltyl'histoire/la postérité jugera history/posterity will judgeà toi de juger (si/quand...) it's up to you to decide ou to judge (whether/when...)3. [se faire une opinion de] to judgejuger quelque chose/quelqu'un à sa juste valeur to form a correct opinion of something/somebodymoi, je ne juge pas I'm not in a position to judge, I'm not making any judgmentil ne faut pas juger sur ou d'après les apparences don't judge from ou go by appearances4. [considérer]juger quelqu'un capable/incompétent to consider somebody capable/incompetentjugé bon pour le service declared fit to join ou fit for the armyjuger quelqu'un bien/mal to have a good/poor opinion of somebodyvous me jugez mal [à tort] you're misjudging meagissez comme vous jugerez bon do as you think fit ou appropriate————————juger de verbe plus prépositionsi j'en juge par ce que j'ai lu judging from ou by what I've read, if what I've read is anything to go byjugez-en vous-même judge ou see for yourselfjugez de mon indignation imagine my indignation, imagine how indignant I felt————————se juger verbe pronominal (emploi réfléchi)————————se juger verbe pronominal (emploi passif)1. DROIT2. [se mesurer] to be judged3. [se considérer]les commerçants se jugent lésés shopkeepers consider ou think themselves hard done by
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