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1 принять пилюлю
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2 принять слабительное
Colloquial: take a pillУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > принять слабительное
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3 принять таблетку
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4 проглотить пилюлю
1) General subject: swallow the pill, swallow a pill, swallow medicine, take medicine2) Graphic expression: pocket the insult, swallow the insult, take it lying down3) Set phrase: swallow a bitter pill, (p.; not used with neg.) swallow the pill4) Makarov: swallow (one's) medicine, take ( one's) medicine -
5 подсластить пилюлю
1) General subject: saccharinize2) Graphic expression: take the sting out of3) Makarov: gild the pill, sugar the pill, sweeten the pill4) Idiomatic expression: sugar coatУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > подсластить пилюлю
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6 обмануть
1) General subject: act a lie (не прийти, не принести и т. п.), befool, beguile (to beguile a man into doing something - обманом заставить кого-либо сделать что-либо), betray, bilk, bitch, bluff, cajole, cheat, chouse, circumvent, cog, counterfeit, deceive, defraud, delude, disappoint, double cross, duff, dummy up, dupe, dust the eyes of (кого-либо), entrap, falsify, fiddle, finagle, flam, flimflam, fool, frig, gaff, game, gammon, get buffaloed (кого-л.), get round (кого-либо), go back (on, upon), gull, have (употр. в pres. perf. pass.), hoax, hocus pocus, hoodwink, humbug, impose, jockey, juggle, leg-pull (кого-л.), lowball, mountebank, mump, niggle, nobble, outwit (кого-л.), overreach, pigeon, play a trick on (кого-л.), play foul (кого-л.), play somebody a trick, pull a gimmick (кого-л.), put across, put upon, queer, rook, short change, short sell, skunk, slip up, spoof, sucker, swindle, take advantage, two time, victimize, come round, get over, get round, play a trick, sell a bill of goods, take for a ride, play a hoax on (кого-л.), hand a lemon (кого-л.), play false (кого-л.), take advantage of (кого-л.), play a trick; to play a trick on (надуть, кого-л.), get buffaloed (разыграть, кого-л.), trap2) Colloquial: best, capot, chisel, cod, dish, do, do down, gag, hand somebody a lemon, have on, kid, nick, pluck, put it across, sell, sell a gold brick, stall, stick, sting, stuff, hand a lemon3) American: gouge, hornswoggle, string, walk over4) Obsolete: bubble5) Mathematics: trick6) Cards: euchre7) Jargon: bamboozle, brown done!, (надуть, ограбить) burn (He will burn you if you're not careful. Он тебя обманет если ты не будешь осторожным.), codd, mogue, outfox, outslick, outslicker, pot, pull (something) on (a person), pull the wool over (one's) eyes, rope in, shoot down, smooth operator, suck in, take somebody for a ride, whicker, yankee, futz (Don't futz me! Tell the truth! Не обманывай меня! Говори правду!), yench, phutz, clip, double-time, fox, fuck, jap, nine, pull a Jap, put over, ream rim, slicker9) Advertising: pull gimmick10) Makarov: fox (smb.) by pretending to be ill (кого-л.), go back (on, upon), pill and poll, put up a stall, to dummy up (в футболе), do brown, do in, double-cross, fob off, come round (кого-л.)11) Taboo: fuck somebody out of something (кого-л.), give somebody a frigging (кого-л.), screw somebody, shit somebody (кого-л.) -
7 расслабься
1) General subject: take a chill pill, Wade your cares away2) Jargon: take it easy -
8 МЕДИЦИНА
@здравоохранение health care @болен sick, ill (may be short term) @больной sick (chronically); patient @мне нужен терапевт I need an internist/general practitioner @идти на прием к врачу to have a doctor's appointment @я записан к врачу I have a doctor's appointment @часы приема @приемные часы office hours @врач принимает The doctor is seeing patients @он лечится у he is a patient of/goes to Dr.X @он лечится от he is being treated for @вылечиться to be cured @выздороветь to recover @поправляться to get better (also to gain weight) @На что вы жалуетесь? What hurts you/what's your complaint? @поставить диагноз to diagnose @выписать рецепт to write out а prescription @прописать лекарство to prescribe a medicine @врач пошел по вызовам the doctor made house calls @первая медицинская помощь first aid/emergency service @скорая (помощь) @неотложка the ambulance @пункт неотложной помощи emergency treatment center @травмпункт accident/trauma care center @стационар hospital @диспансер clinic, health center @санаторий sanatorium @путевка в санаторий voucher for a sanatorium @родильный дом maternity hospital @он лег в больницу he was admitted to the hospital @он выписался из больницы he was discharged from the hospital @участковый врач local/district doctor @хирург surgeon @медсестра nurse @поставить пломбу put in a filling @удалить зуб to extract a tooth @зубной протез denture @офтальмолог ophthalmologist/eye doctor @близорукий nearsighted @дальнозоркий farsighted @косоглазый cross-eyed @профилактические меры preventive measures @укол shot @прививка vaccination @одноразовый шприц disposable syringe @делать рентгеновский снимок take an X-ray @градусник thermometer (36.6 Celsius = 98.6 Fahrenheit, normal temperature) @давление blood pressure @жар fever @лихорадка high fever, delirium @охрипнуть get hoarse, lose one's voice @тошнить to be nauseous @насморк head cold @простуда cold @ангина angina sore/strep throat/ tonsillitis (not pectoris) @грипп flu @желудочный грипп intestinal flu @воспаление inflammation @воспаление легких pneumonia @корь measles @краснуха German measles @ветряная оспа @ветрянка chicken pox @коклюш whooping cough @свинка mumps @брюшной тиф typhoid @сыпной тиф typhus @радикулит sciatica @одышка shortness of breath @сердечно-сосудистые заболевания cardio-vascular disease @инфаркт @сердечный приступ heart attack @кровеносный сосуд blood vessel @кровотечение hemorrhage @переливание крови blood transfusion @клапан valve @инсульт stroke @рак cancer @доброкачественная опухоль benign tumor @злокачественная опухоль malignant tumor @ткань tissue @СПИД AIDS @ВИЧ HIV @лекарства @препараты @медикаменты medicines @дежурная аптека on duty drugstore @принимать таблетки @пить таблетки @пить капли to take pills, drops @снотворное sleeping pill @успокоительное tranquilizer @болеутоляющее painkiller @пирамидон @анальгин type of aspirin @валидол cardiac medicine @пластырь band aid @марля gauze @спирт distilled alcohol @перекись водорода hydrogen peroxide @перелом fracture @гипс cast @пересадка transplant @шунт @шунтирование bypass @Словарь переводчика-синхрониста (русско-английский) > МЕДИЦИНА
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9 охолони!
Colloquial: take a chill pill -
10 приходить в себя
1) General subject: come back, come round (после обморока, болезни), come to, come to life, come to one's senses, come to oneself, lift up one's head, recover, recover oneself, revive, sober, come round, recreate2) Dialect: overcome (после обморока)3) Australian slang: take a chill pill4) Set phrase: be oneself again5) Makarov: come to life (после обморока и т.п.), come to consciousness, come to to consciousness, come round (напр. после обморока), come to life (после обморока и т. п.) -
11 проглотить лекарство
1) General subject: take off a dose of medicine, swallow a pill2) Makarov: down medicineУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > проглотить лекарство
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12 раздеваться
1) General subject: disrobe, peel off, strip, take off clothes, unclothe, undress, strip down3) Jargon: shuck (особенно при свидетелях)4) Makarov: doff oneself, strip off5) Taboo: climb out of (one's) clothes, do a strip (не обязательно в чьем-л. присутствии), do the strip act (не обязательно в стриптиз-шоу), douse the duds, husk, peel (особ. во время стриптиза), tear down, undud, unharness, unhitch, unwrap the body -
13 смягчаться
1) General subject: calm down, edulcorate (об отношении), humanise, humanize, liberalize (о правилах, ограничениях), meeken, mellow, melt, milden, moderate, relax, remit, soften, supple, tempered, thaw, tone, tone down, wear off, relent2) Colloquial: (on) let up (в отношении кого-л.)3) Bookish: edulcorate (об отношении и т.п.)4) Australian slang: take a chill pill5) Polygraphy: flatten -
14 успокаиваться
1) General subject: abate, calm, calm down, compose, compose oneself, free mind from anxiety, hush, quiet, quiet down, quieten, recover one's temper, regain one's temper, settle, settle nerves, smooth, soften, still, tranquillize, get cool, go off (о боли, волнении)2) Naval: becalm3) Religion: pacify4) Railway term: settle down5) Australian slang: take a chill pill6) Jargon: breeze off7) Mechanic engineering: steady8) Drilling: damp9) Makarov: calm oneself, lull, relax, subside (о ветре, чувствах), die down, free mind from anxiety10) General subject: becalm (о волнении) -
15 видла
syn: кайф-базар, лежбище, ямапритон наркомановpad, pill-pada place where drug-addicts gather to take narcotics
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