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41 anti-aircraft alarm
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42 carrier alarm
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43 carrier-group alarm
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44 circuit alarm
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45 current failure alarm
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46 failure alarm
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47 fuse alarm
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48 heat alarm
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49 malfunction alarm
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50 pilot alarm
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51 preventive alarm
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52 program failure alarm
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53 audible alarm
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54 audio alarm
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55 sounded the alarm
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56 sounding the alarm
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57 burring sound
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58 набат
муж. alarm, alarm bell;
tocsin перен. бить/ударять в набат ≈ to sound/give the alarm;
to sound/ring the tocsin;
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59 ударять
несовер. - ударять;
совер. - ударить( кого-л./что-л.) (в различных значениях) strike, hit;
(холодным оружием) stab;
(плетью) lash, slash;
(ногой, копытом) kick;
(кулаком) punch ударить себя по лбу ≈ to strike one's forehead молния ударила (в кого-л./что-л.) ≈ the lightning struck ударять палкой ≈ to strike with a stick ударить по физиономии ≈ to give a slap in the face ударять по столу ≈ to strike one's hand on the table, to bring one's fist down on the table, to bang on the table ударить в колокол ≈ to strike the bell ударить в набат ≈ to sound/give the alarm;
перен. to raise an alarm ударить во фланг ≈ to strike at/into the flank ударить в штыки ≈ to assault with the bayonet ударить кого-л. по карману разг. ≈ to hit one's pocket, to set one back ударять по рукам (прийти к соглашению) ≈ to shake hands on it, to strike a bargain палец о палец не ударить разг. ≈ not stir/lift/raise a finger - ударить по интересам ударить по недостаткам ударять в голову, ударить
1. ( вн., в вн., по дт.) hit* (smb., smth.) ;
strike* (smb., smth.) (тж. перен.) ;
ударить кого-л. по лицу strike*/hit* smb. in the face;
ударить по столу bang on the table;
2. (вн.;
причинять страдания) be* a blow (to) ;
3. (в вн.;
ударом производить звук) strike* (smth.), beat* (smth.) ;
ударить в колокол ring* a bell;
4. (вн.;
подавать сигнал) sound (smth.) ;
ударить в набат sound the alarm;
5. (раздаваться) sound;
(громко) crash;
ударил гром thunder crashed, there was a great clap of thunder;
6. (внезапно атаковать) pounce, strike*;
ударить по карману make* a hole in one`s pocket;
ударить в голову (опьянить) go* to one`s head;
ударить по рукам shake* hands on it;
~ся, удариться
7. ( о, в вн.) strike* (smth.), hit* (smth.) ;
bump into( smth.) ;
(ушибаться) knock one self;
удариться головой обо что-л. knock/hit* one`s head against smth. ;
мяч ударился о стену the ball hit the wall;
8. (в вн.) разг. (с увлечением предаваться чему-л.) plunge( into) ;
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60 тревога
жен.
1) (беспокойство) alarm, anxiety, uneasiness быть в тревоге вызывать тревогу выражать тревогу
2) (сигнал) alarm, alert бить тревогу прям. и перен. ≈ to sound the alarm воздушная тревога ≈ alert, air-raid warning;
aircraft warning амер. поднять тревогу ≈ to give the alarm пожарная тревога ≈ fire-alarm боевая тревога ≈ battle alarm ложная тревога ≈ false alarm провести учебную тревогу ≈ alarm for instruction
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