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take wingРусско-английский словарь по этологии (поведению животных) > взлетать
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без доп.
1) fly up, soar; take off авиац.; take wing, flush (о птицах)
2) zoom перен.* * ** * *fly up, soar; take off take wing, flush* * *flushrocket -
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1) General subject: blast off, flush, flusher, fly up, hop off, levitate, rocket, shoot up (о пламени и т. п.), soar, start, take, take off2) Biology: take wing3) Aviation: become airborne, get airborne, get off, go aloft, lift-off, hop off, take off4) American: get away5) Military: get off the ground, make a grade, off the ground7) Fishery: take flight -
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1) General subject: fly, wing one's flight, take wing2) Makarov: fly away -
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взлететьfly* up; (о птице тж.) take* wing, flush; ( о самолёте) take* off♢
взлететь на воздух ( взорваться) — blow* up -
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fly up, soar, take off, take wing, flush (о птицах) -
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fly up, soar, take offtake wing, flush -
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несов. - взлета́ть, сов. - взлете́тьfly up; shoot up; (о птице тж.) take wing, flush; ( о самолёте) take offвзлета́ть вверх по ле́стнице — fly upstairs
••взлете́ть на во́здух (взорваться) — blow up
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несовер. - взлетать; совер. - взлететьбез доп.1) fly up, soar; take off авиац.; take wing, flush (о птицах)Syn:2) zoom перен.••- взлетать по лестнице -
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vi; св - взлете́тьо самолёте to take off; о птице to take wingвзлета́ть по ле́стнице перен — to fly up the stairs
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Geology: mine-take wingУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > крыло шахтного поля
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Russian-English mining-engineering dictionary > крыло шахтного поля
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несов. - вспа́рхивать, сов. - вспорхну́ть -
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