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1 воспрянуть духом
perk глагол: словосочетание:get a new lease of life (воспрянуть духом, выходить из ремонта)get a new lease on life (воспрянуть духом, выходить из ремонта) -
2 выходить из ремонта
out of repair словосочетание:Русско-английский синонимический словарь > выходить из ремонта
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3 воспрянуть духом
1) General subject: bob up like a cork, cheer up, gather heart, hearten, lift up( one's head), lift up head, perk, pluck up, relax the mind, respire, smell oats, take a new lease of life, take courage, take heart, take heart again, lift head, rally spirits2) Set phrase: take fresh heart -
4 вернуться к жизни
General subject: reanimate, take a new lease of life -
5 выйти из ремонта
General subject: take a new lease of life (о вещи) -
6 воспрянуть духом
take < fresh> heart; take heart of grace; take good cheer from smth.; get a new lease of life; feel one's spirits riseПочувствовав себя среди своих, русских, в безопасности, Петя и Павлик воспрянули духом. (В. Катаев, Хуторок в степи) — Feeling that they were now among fellow-countrymen, the boys' spirits rose.
Врагу был нанесён на этом участке фронта первый серьёзный удар с воздуха. Наши лётчики воспрянули духом: они поняли, что неприятеля надо побеждать мастерством и высокой организованностью. (А. Ерёменко, В начале войны) — It was the first time the enemy experienced strong air assaults. Our fliers took heart; they saw the enemy could be beaten if they fought skilfully and in organised fashion.
Русско-английский фразеологический словарь > воспрянуть духом
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7 словно заново родиться
General subject: take on a new lease of lifeУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > словно заново родиться
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8 омолаживаться
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9 омолаживаться
I несовер. - омолаживаться; совер. - омолодиться
rejuvenate, rejuvenesce; take on a new lease of life
II страд. от омолаживать* * *омолаживаться; омолодиться rejuvenate -
10 омолодиться
несовер. - омолаживаться; совер. - омолодиться
rejuvenate, rejuvenesce; take on a new lease of life* * *омолаживаться; омолодиться rejuvenate -
11 омолаживаться
несов. - омола́живаться, сов. - омолоди́ться1) ( становиться моложе на вид) rejuvenate; take on a new lease [-s] of life
См. также в других словарях:
lease on life — In BrE the idiom is take a new lease of life, whereas in AmE it is take a new lease on life … Modern English usage
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life — /laIf/ noun plural lives /laIvz/ PERIOD OF LIVING 1 (C, U) the period between a person s birth and death during which they are alive: Learning goes on throughout life. | You have your whole life ahead of you. | in your life: I d never seen the… … Longman dictionary of contemporary English