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1 перекривати
= перекрити1) ( покривати наново) to cover over again, to recover2) ( накладатися) to overlap3) карт. ( старшим козирем) to cover; to overtrump4) ( перевершувати) to exceed5) ( перегороджувати) to stop up, to block, to closeперекривати дамбою — to dam, to dam up, to dike
6) ( відключати) to cut off, to shut off7)перекривати кисень — to put the lid (on)
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2 перетинати
= перетнути, перетяти1) ( пересікати) to cross, to crosscut, to intersect2) ( перегороджувати) to block up, to barперетинати дорогу — to stop ( to block) the way
перетинати шлях до чогось — to block up ( to bar) the way to smth.
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3 заступати
= заступити1) ( заслоняти) to shade, to shield; ( перегороджувати) to bar, to block upзаступати дорогу комусь — to block (to stop, to bar) smb.'s way
2) тк. недок., див. заміщати3)заступати на вахту — to take over the watch, to go on watch
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4 затримувати
take, ( підозрюваного тощо) apprehend, attach, ( проходження законопроекту) block, bring in, ( у часі) delay, detain, detain in custody illegally, impede, ( майно тощо) impound, intercept, pick-up, retard, stop -
5 забивати
= забити2) ( заповнювати) to block up, to obstruct; ( щілини) to stop up, to fill in3) спорт. to score; ( гол) to tally4) ( худобу) to slaughter, to butcher5) ( завалювати) to stuff, to cram6) ( радіопередачу) to jam7) тк. док. -
6 засмічувати
= засмітити1) ( забруднювати) to litter2) ( закупорювати) to clog, to obstruct, to block (up), to stop (up), to choke, to soil, to clutter up3) мед. to constipate; to have constipation
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