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1. n1) правило; норма; принцип2) правление, владычество, господство•2. v1) управлять, править; господствовать2) постановлять, устанавливать3) юр. разрешать (дело); постановлять; выносить определение; устанавливать порядок судебного производства4) стоять на уровне, действовать, преобладать (о ценах, курсах, ставках и т.п.); котироваться -
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[leŋθ]n1) длинаIn what length must the rails be? They can be made any length. — Какой длины должны быть рельсы? Их можно сделать любой длины.
We need more than one length of the pipe. — Одного отрезка трубы нам не хватит.
The length of the room is twice its width. — Длина этой комнаты вдвое больше, чем ширина.
- average length- considerable length
- radio wave length
- shoulder length hair
- knee length skirt
- length of a dress
- short length of a steel chain
- five inch length of rope
- total length of the field
- length of a train
- length of march
- of equal length
- of the same length
- at arm's length
- over the whole length of the course
- along the length of the shore
- cut smth into equal lengths
- cut into half-inch lengths
- extend one's arm to its full length
- extend to the length of twenty miles
- go the length of the street
- grow to reach a length of three or four metres
- keep at arm's length
- keep smb at arm's lenghth
- lie on the ground at full length
- measure one's sleeve length
- stretch one's legs at full length
- travel the length of the island
- cut the speech to half its length
- river is navigable for the whole of its lengthHe was away for some length of time. — Его довольно долго не было здесь.
He spoke for a length of time. — Он долго говорил.
He would go to any length to get his own way. — Он не остановится ни перед чем, чтобы достичь своего.
He went to great length to please her. — Он шел на все, чтобы угодить ей.
Once he makes up his mind he would go to all length. — Уж если он что-либо решит, его ничем не остановишь.
- hour's length- length of a holiday
- length of a lifetime
- length of service
- length of a lease
- length of a vowel
- length of days
- length of time required to do the job
- length and the breadth of the place
- stay of some length
- in length of time
- cut the report to half its length
- do smth at length
- report events at length
- see a friend after a length of absence
- speak at great length on the subject
- at length he came to understand it
- at length we convinced him
- day arrived3) размерA book is not judged only by its length. — О книге судят не только по ее размеру/объему.
It would require a length of text beyond the scope of a single volume. — Это потребует объема текста, выходящего за пределы одного тома.
- dress length- length of a book
- length of the examination paper
- length of a film
- length of cloth
- length of wood
- portrait at full length•USAGE:(1.) Русское устойчивое словосочетание во всю длину соответствует английскому at full length: to stretch one's legs at full length вытянуть ноги во всю длину; to fall on the ground at full length упасть на землю/растянуться во всю длину. (2.) See depth, n; USAGE (1.), (2.). (3.) See height, n; USAGE (1.), (2.). -
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1. n крепкое сжатие; схватка2. n власть, господство; обладание3. n способность быстрого восприятия, понимание, схватывание4. n рукоятка5. n шейка приклада6. n тех. зажим7. n хват8. v схватывать, захватывать; сжимать, зажимать9. v хвататься; ухватиться; делать попытку схватитьthe baby grasped at the rattle dangling in front of him — ребёнок хватался за погремушку, висящую перед ним
10. v хвататься, ухватиться11. v крепко держатьсяshe grasped the post with her hands for fear of falling — боясь упасть, она крепко держалась за столб обеими руками
12. v охватить умом, понять, постичь; усвоить; осознать; взять в толкСинонимический ряд:1. comprehension (noun) apprehension; capacity; compass; comprehension; mastery; possession; range; reach; scope; understanding2. hold (noun) clamp; clasp; clench; clinch; clutch; clutches; grapple; grip; gripe; handle; hold; tenure3. apprehend (verb) accept; apprehend; compass; conceive; cotton on to; cotton to; follow; make out; perceive; read; see; take in; tumble to; twig4. clutch (verb) catch; clasp; clench; clutch; grab; grip; hang on; hold; seize; take5. know (verb) appreciate; cognize; fathom; have; know6. understand (verb) comprehend; concentrate on; fasten on; lay hold of; seize upon; understandАнтонимический ряд:disengage; extricate; free; liberate; loose; loosen; lose; misconceive; misconstrue; misinterpret; miss; misunderstand; release; slip
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