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1 переходить в галоп
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2 направляться
1) General subject: be bound for, destine, direct one's steps, go, go by, gravitate, head, leave, make, make for, rake, repair, repair to a place (куда-л.), sashay, south, strike, strike into, strike off, tend, to be bound for some place (куда-л.), to be destined for some place (куда-л.), to he destined for some place (куда-л.), turn footsteps, turn steps, wend one's way, head for, head off, make the land, strike out, head towards (= to head into; обозначает направление движения), head out, head into (= to head towards; обозначает направление движения), wing its way4) Military: proceed5) Bookish: repairer6) Rare: west7) Chemistry: trend8) Mathematics: be aimed, be applied, be directed, be projected on to9) Psychology: intend10) Jargon: hit for (куда-то), (куда-либо) boogie down (to somewhere)11) Makarov: be bound for some place (куда-л.), bear, fall, direct steps -
3 вонзать
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4 начинать
1) General subject: auspicate (что-л.), begin, commence, embark, embark in, embark on, embark upon, enter, enter (on, upon), fall into (что-либо), fall to (что-либо), get off (he got off to a flying start - он начал блестяще), gin, inaugurate, inchoate, institute (расследование и т. п.), introduce (что-л.), kick up, launch, lead off, levy (дело), make a start, make start, open, plunge, preface by, preface with, prelude, prelude with, set, set up, set upon, start, start out, strike into, strike up, tee off, tee up, throw off (что-л.), trigger, set about, set to, take up, set up (дело), get to (что-л.), strike into (что-л.)5) Literal: ring the curtain up (что-либо)6) Sports: get away7) Engineering: set going10) Australian slang: get a leg in, stack on11) Automobile industry: initiate13) Diplomatic term: enter into, enter upon, institute (следствие, расследование)14) Jargon: stanch stanch out, get it on15) Information technology: get started16) Oil: start over18) Automation: initialize19) Makarov: embark (дело), get round (что-л.), head, head (какими-л. словами), imbark (дело), mother, start up, take on, enter on, fall to, fire away, enter upon (что-л.)20) Idiomatic expression: get rolling -
5 вмешиваться
1) General subject: barge in, break in ( обыкн. on, upon) (в разговор и т.п.), (бесцеремонно) bully, burst in, butt, butt in, come in (between; в чьи-л. отношения), cut in, get in the way (only politics can get in the way of an agreement - заключению соглашения могут помешать только политические мотивы), gum, have a finger in (во что-л.), have in oar (в чужие дела, разговор и т. п.), horn in, interlope, intermeddle, intermediate, interpose, interrupt (в разговор и т. п.), meddle (во что-либо), mell, monkey, poach, put finger in (во что-л.), put in (в разговор), put in oar (в чужие дела, разговор и т. п.), put in one's oar (в разговор, чужие дела и т. п.), put one's oar in (в разговор, чужие дела и т. п.), sail in, shove in oar (в чужие дела, разговор и т. п.), step in, stick in oar (в чужие дела, разговор и т. п.), strike in (в разговор), tamper, tig, break on, edge into, interfere, intervene, meddle in affairs, poke nose into, put foot in, put foot into, thrust nose into, cut in (в разговор, дела), step in (во что-л.), step into (во что-л.), have in oar (в чужие дела, разговор), strike into (во что-л.)2) Colloquial: chip in, chip in (в разговор)3) Engineering: force4) Mathematics: interfere in5) Law: intervene in, intrude6) Diplomatic term: interpose (во что-л.)7) Jargon: monkey around, rig (в результаты чего-то, например, в исход спортивных состязаний), rig-out (в результаты чего-то, например, в исход спортивных состязаний)8) Information technology: force (в работу машины)9) Communications: intercept (в разговор)10) Astronautics: step11) Makarov: cut in (в разговор и т.п.), dabble (in, with), chisel in, chop in, come between, dabble in, dabble with, edge in (в беседу), cut in (в разговор и т. п.), come in (в чьи-л. отношения), cut a pie (во что-л.), dip finger in (во что-л.)13) Taboo: fuck with something (во что-л.), futz about -
6 углубляться
1) General subject: deepen, dive (в лес, работу и т. п.), immerse, strike (куда-л. into), strike into, go deep into, dig into (в)2) Chemistry: penetrate3) Automobile industry: delve4) Information technology: delve into, involve5) Makarov: work in, delve deeply -
7 начать
1) General subject: begin, embark, enter, fall into, fall to (что-либо), fire away, get off, handsel, hansel, inchoate, institute, make a start, make start, preface by, preface with, prelude with, put one's hands, raise, set about, set one's hands, set up, strike into, strike up, trigger, commence, embark in, embark on, embark upon, inaugurate, initiate, join battle, launch, lead off, open, set upon, start, set the stage (to set the stage for this discussion), begin with (с чего-л.), put in hand (что-л.), go ahead with2) Geology: open up4) Literal: ring the curtain up (что-либо)5) Mathematics: undertake6) Jargon: (какой-л. процесс) jumpstart, kick off (что-то), kick the bucket (что-то), kiss the dust (что-то), play ball7) Astronautics: start over -
8 пускаться в галоп
General subject: strike into a gallop, strike into a gallop (конный спорт) -
9 вколачивать
1) General subject: beat in, beat into, drive, drum, hammer, hammer in, peg in, peg into, ram, ram down, thrust, hammer in, hammer into, strike into (что-л., во что-л.)2) Colloquial: thwack3) Metallurgy: dab5) Makarov: drive home, drive into, flog into (в голову) -
10 вступить в разговор
1) General subject: get into conversation, strike into conversation, take up the ball, take ap the ball, engage in conversationУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > вступить в разговор
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11 вселить
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12 вселять
1) General subject: chum (к кому-л.), imbue, implant, inculcate, infuse (чувство и т. п.), ingrain, insinuate (сомнение, недоверие и т.п.), inspire, instil (надежду, страх), instill (надежду, страх и т. п.), move in, settle, settle in, strike (ужас и т. п.), strike into (ужас и т. п.)2) Medicine: inoculate3) Diplomatic term: command4) Makarov: chum on (к кому-л.) -
13 направиться
1) General subject: destine (we are destined for Moscow - мы направляемся в Москву), go, head for, make way to (куда-л.), make way towards (куда-л.), repair, strike, strike into, turn steps (куда-л.), make a move toward (броситься, к кому-л., чему-л.)2) Makarov: (куда-л.) direct (one's) steps, (куда-л.) turn steps, direct steps (куда-л.) -
14 пробирать насквозь
General subject: strike into the marrow (до мозга костей), strike to the marrow (до мозга костей)Универсальный русско-английский словарь > пробирать насквозь
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15 пронизывать насквозь
General subject: strike into the marrow (до мозга костей), strike to the marrow (до мозга костей)Универсальный русско-английский словарь > пронизывать насквозь
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16 втыкать
1) General subject: infix, jab, pick, plant, put, run, stick, stick in, thrust in, strike into, dig (dig the spade into the ground - воткнуть лопату в землю)2) Jargon: understand (понимать; часто используется в негативе: что-то я не втыкаю = что-то я не пойму), watch (смотреть, обычно долго и помногу. e.g. втыкать в телек - watch TV), get it (intransitive only)3) Mechanic engineering: pack4) Programming: take a long time to finish (programmer slang, said of a piece of programming code), be slow (programmer slang. said of a piece of programming code. e.g. эта функция нереально втыкает - this function is slow as hell)6) Scuba diving: pin -
17 пуститься в галоп
1) General subject: strike into a gallop2) Makarov: break into a gallop -
18 углубиться
1) General subject: be absorbed, deepen, dive, extend, make more profound, strike into, lose oneself in2) Engineering: recess3) Diplomatic term: delve into4) Makarov: delve deeply -
19 вмешаться в ссору
General subject: strike into a quarrel -
20 вонзить
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