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1 успокаивать боль
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2 облегчить боль
1) General subject: soothe pain (страдание)2) Makarov: soothe pain -
3 унимать
vt; св - уня́тьto calm, to quieten/AE to quiet; to pacify; чувства to soothe (down); to allay litунима́ть пла́чущего ребёнка — to calm/to pacify/to soothe down a crying baby
унима́ть страх — to allay/to quiet(en) sb's fear(s)
унима́ть боль — to alleviate/to allay/to ease/to relieve/to soothe pain
унима́ть драчуно́в — to stop a fight
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4 усыпить
1) General subject: lull, put out of pain (больное животное), put to sleep, send somebody to sleep (кого-либо), send to sleep, send to sleep (кого-л.), send to sleep, soothe to sleep (Can you read to me? I think that will soothe me to sleep. - меня это усыпит; мне от этого захочется спать), destroy (животное), lull to sleep, sing (smb). into a slumber, put asleep2) Medicine: narcotize3) Veterinary medicine: (животное) put down4) Jargon: put (something or someone) down (животное)5) Tourism: (животное) destroy -
5 облегчать
гл. soothe, alleviate, to ease, to facilitate, to relieve◊ облегчать боль to ease the pain
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