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121 प्री _prī
1प्री I. 9 U. (प्रीणाति, प्रीणीते, प्रीत)1 To please, delight, satisfy, gladden; प्रीणाति यः सुचरितैः पितरं स पुत्रः Bh.2.68; सस्नुः पितॄन् पिप्रियुरापगासु Bk.3.38;5.14;7.64.-2 To be pleased, take delight in; कच्चिन् मनस्ते प्रीणाति वनवासे Mb.-3 To act kindly towards, show kindness towards.-4 To be cheerful or gay. -Caus. (प्रीणयति-ते) To please, satisfy &c. -II. 4 Ā. (प्रीयते, strictly a passive voice of the root प्री)1 To be satisfied or pleased, be gratified; प्रकाममप्रीयत यज्वनां प्रियः Śi.1.17; R.15. 3;19.3; Y.1.245.-2 To feel affection for, love; स्वभावतस्ते प्रीयन्ते नेतरः प्रीयते जनः Mb.12.138.54.-3 To assent, be satisfied. -III. 1 P. To please, gratify &c. -IV. 1 U. (प्राययति-ते) To please; L. D. B.2प्री a. kind, delighted (as घृतप्री). -
122 संग्रह् _saṅgrah
संग्रह् 9 U.1 To collect, gather, accumulate, hoard; संगृह्य धनम्, पाशान् &c.-2 To receive kindly.-3 To curb, restrain, check, control, rein in (as horses).-4 To unstring (as a bow).-5 To grasp, lay hold of.-6 To take, receive, accept.-7 To conceive, under- stand.-8 To contract, abridge, narrow.-9 To encou rage, support, favour.-1 To seize upon, attack (as an illness).-11 To include, comprise, contain.-12 To close, shut (as the mouth).-13 To concentrate.-14 To constrain, force; तैस्तैरुपायैः संगृह्य दापयेदधमर्णिकम् Ms. 8.48.-15 To marry.-16 To mention, name. -
123 добро
1. с. тк. ед.1. (что-л. хорошее, полезное) goodделать добро кому-л. — be good to smb.
2. ( имущество) property3. ирон. (что-л. негодное) junk♢
это не к добру разг. — it is a bad omen, it bodes illот добра добра не ищут посл. — let well alone
поминать кого-л. добром разг. — ( вспоминать) remember / think* kindly of smb.; ( отзываться) speak* well of smb.
2. 3. союздать (получить) добро разг. — give* (get*) OK
4. частица разг.добро бы — it would be a different matter if...; there would be some excuse if
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124 относиться
отнестись (к)1. (обращаться с кем-л.) treat (d.); (считать, смотреть на что-л.) regard (d.)хорошо относиться к кому-л. — treat smb. kindly, be nice to smb.
плохо относиться к кому-л. — treat smb. badly*, be unfriendly to smb.
серьёзно относиться к своим обязанностям и т. п. — take* one's duties, etc., seriously
относиться легко — make* light (of)
2. тк. несов. ( иметь отношение) concern (d.), have to do (with); (к делу, о котором идёт речь) be to the pointэто к нему не относится — it doesn't concern him, it has nothing to do with him
это сюда не относится — it has nothing to do with it; that is irrelevant
это к делу не относится — it's beside the point; it's neither here nor there разг.
относящийся к — bearing on, pertaining to
3. тк. несов. мат. be4. тк. несов. (принадлежать к какой-л. эпохе) date (from)это относится к тому времени — it goes / dates back to the time
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125 симпатия
ж.1. (к) liking (for), sympathy (with, for)чувствовать симпатию к кому-л. — feel* drawn to smb., take* a liking to smb.
завоевать чьи-л. симпатии — win* the sympathy of smb.
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126 beaucoup
beaucoup [boku]adverb• beaucoup pensent que... a lot of people think that...• beaucoup d'entre eux a lot or many of them• il en reste beaucoup/il n'en reste pas beaucoup there is a lot left/there isn't much left• il a eu beaucoup de chance he's been very lucky► pas beaucoup de (quantité) not much ; (nombre) not many* * *boku
1.
1) ( modifiant un verbe) a lot; ( dans les phrases interrogatives et négatives) muchaimer beaucoup quelqu'un/quelque chose — to like somebody/something a lot ou a great deal
2) ( modifiant un adverbe) much, farelle va beaucoup mieux — she's much ou a lot better
beaucoup moins/plus d'argent — far ou much less/more money
beaucoup trop — far too much, much too much
beaucoup trop grand — far ou much too big
3) ( un grand nombre)beaucoup de — a lot of [objets, idées]; ( dans les phrases interrogatives et négatives) much, many; ( une grande quantité)
beaucoup de — a lot of, a great deal of [argent, eau, bruit]
il n'y a pas beaucoup de monde — there aren't many ou a lot of people
4) ( avec valeur pronominale) many
2.
de beaucoup locution adverbiale by far
3.
pour beaucoup locution adverbiale* * *boku1. adv1) (= en grande quantité) a lotIl boit beaucoup. — He drinks a lot.
Il ne boit pas beaucoup. — He doesn't drink much., He doesn't drink a lot.
2) (suivi de plus, moins, trop) much, a lotil est beaucoup plus grand — he is much taller, he is a lot taller
3)beaucoup de — a lot of, many
beaucoup d'étudiants — a lot of students, many students
beaucoup de touristes — a lot of tourists, many tourists
Elle fait beaucoup de fautes. — She makes a lot of mistakes.
Il y avait beaucoup de monde au concert. — There were a lot of people at the concert.
J'ai eu beaucoup de chance. — I was very lucky.
pas beaucoup de (nombre) — not many, not a lot of
Il n'y a pas beaucoup de touristes. — There aren't many tourists., There aren't a lot of tourists., (quantité) not much, not a lot of
Il n'a pas beaucoup d'argent. — He hasn't got much money., He hasn't got a lot of money.
4)2. pron1) (personnes) a lot of people, manyBeaucoup le savent. — A lot of people know that.
2) (choses) a lot, manyBeaucoup ont été endommagés durant le transport. — A lot were damaged in transport., Many were damaged in transport.
* * *A adv1 ( modifiant un verbe) a lot; ( dans les phrases interrogatives et négatives) much; gagner/écrire/risquer beaucoup to earn/to write/to risk a lot ou a great deal; je vous remercie beaucoup thank you very much; aimer beaucoup qn/qch to like sb/sth a lot ou a great deal; elle va beaucoup au théâtre she goes to the theatreGB a lot ou a great deal; je n'apprécie pas beaucoup leur comportement I don't much care for their behaviourGB; la fin du roman surprend beaucoup the ending of the novel is very surprising; s'intéresser beaucoup à qch to be very interested in sth; il a beaucoup changé he has changed a lot ou a great deal; j'ai beaucoup aimé le concert I enjoyed the concert a lot ou very much ou a great deal; je n'ai pas beaucoup aimé le concert I didn't enjoy the concert very much; il n'écrit plus beaucoup he doesn't write much any more; a-t-il beaucoup joué ces derniers temps? has he played much recently?; beaucoup à boire a lot to drink; il a encore beaucoup à apprendre he still has a lot to learn; vous avez déjà fait beaucoup pour moi you've already done a lot ou a great deal for me; c'est beaucoup dire that's going a bit far; c'est beaucoup pour ton âge it's a lot for your age; ils sont 40 élèves par classe, c'est beaucoup there are 40 pupils in each class, that's a lot; c'est déjà beaucoup qu'elle soit venue it's already quite something that she came; c'est déjà beaucoup s'il ne nous met pas dehors it'll already be something if he doesn't throw us out;2 ( modifiant un adverbe) much, far; elle va beaucoup mieux she's much ou a lot better; beaucoup moins much less; beaucoup moins d'argent far ou much less money; beaucoup moins de gens/de livres far fewer people/books; c'est beaucoup moins difficile qu'avant it's much easier than before, it's much less difficult than before; beaucoup plus much more, a lot more; beaucoup plus d'argent far ou much more money; il travaille beaucoup plus vite que moi he works much faster than I do; beaucoup trop far too much, much too much; il est resté beaucoup trop longtemps he stayed far ou much too long; c'est beaucoup trop grand it's far ou much too big; j'en ai déjà beaucoup trop dit I've already said far ou much too much;3 ( un grand nombre) beaucoup de a lot of, lots of○ [objets, problèmes, idées]; ( dans les phrases interrogatives et négatives) much, many; ( une grande quantité) beaucoup de a lot of, a great deal of [argent, eau, bruit, chaleur] ; j'ai mangé beaucoup de cerises I've eaten a lot of cherries; il y a beaucoup de moustiques cette année there are a lot of mosquitoes this year; il ne reste plus beaucoup de places pour le concert there aren't many seats left for the concert; des gens intéressants j'en ai rencontré beaucoup au cours de mes voyages I met a lot of interesting people during my travels; a-t-il gagné beaucoup de matchs? did he win many matches?; cela ne m'a pas pris beaucoup de temps it didn't take me much time; il ne reste plus beaucoup de pain there isn't much bread left; il n'y a pas beaucoup de monde there aren't many ou a lot of people; avec beaucoup de gentillesse very kindly; avec beaucoup de soin very carefully, with great care; il a du courage et même beaucoup he has courage, and a lot of it;4 ( avec valeur pronominale) many; parmi ces gâteaux, beaucoup me tentent I find many ou a lot of these cakes tempting; beaucoup des lieux que nous avons visités many ou a lot of the places we visited; beaucoup de ces gens/d'entre eux many ou a lot of these people/of them; beaucoup sont retraités many are pensioners; le soir certains lisent, beaucoup regardent la télévision in the evenings some read, many watch television; beaucoup sont tentés de le croire many are inclined to believe it.B de beaucoup loc adv by far; elle le surpasse de beaucoup she surpasses him by far; elle est de beaucoup la plus intelligente she's by far the most intelligent; je préfère de beaucoup la musique baroque I prefer baroque music by far, I much prefer baroque music; ma montre retarde de beaucoup my watch is very slow; il s'en faut de beaucoup qu'elle ait le niveau she's nowhere near up to standard; il ne s'en est pas fallu de beaucoup qu'il remportât le championnat he came very close to winning the championship.C pour beaucoup loc adv il compte pour beaucoup dans la réussite du projet he counts for a lot in the success of the project; ta réussite est due pour beaucoup à your success is largely due to; être pour beaucoup dans to have a lot to do with.[boku] adverbeil travaille beaucoup he works a lot ou a great dealbeaucoup moins intéressant much ou a lot less interestingbeaucoup trop fort much ou far too loud[de nombreuses choses] a lotil n'y en a pas beaucoup qui réussissent not a lot of people ou not many succeednous étions beaucoup à le croire many ou a lot of us believed itil est pour beaucoup dans son succès he played a large part in ou he had a great deal to do with her success4. [modifiant un adjectif]imprudent, il l'est même beaucoup he's really quite careless————————beaucoup de locution déterminantebeaucoup d'entre nous many ou a lot of uselle a beaucoup de goût she has a lot of ou a great deal of tasteil y en a beaucoup there is/are a lot————————de beaucoup locution adverbiale1. [avec un comparatif ou un superlatif] by farelle est de beaucoup la plus douée she's the most talented by far, she is by far the most talented2. [avec un verbe]il te dépasse de beaucoup he's far ou much taller than youje la préfère, et de beaucoup I much prefer her -
127 obliger
obliger [ɔbliʒe]➭ TABLE 3 transitive verba. ( = forcer) obliger qn à faire qch [règlement, autorités] to require sb to do sth ; [principes, circonstances, agresseur] to oblige sb to do sth• il va accepter ? -- il est bien obligé ! is he going to agree? -- he has no choice!• prudence oblige, les gens mettent de l'argent de côté people have to be cautious and put money aside• je vous serais très obligé de bien vouloir... I should be greatly obliged if you would kindly...* * *ɔbliʒe
1.
1) ( contraindre)obliger quelqu'un à — [personne, police] to force somebody to; [autorité, règlement] to make it compulsory for somebody to; [devoir, prudence] to compel somebody to
2) Droit [bail, contrat, accord] to bind [somebody] legally [personne]3) ( rendre service à) to oblige
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s'obliger verbe pronominal* * *ɔbliʒe vt1) (= contraindre)obliger qn à faire — to force sb to do, to oblige sb to do
2) DROIT (= engager) to bind3) (= rendre service à) to oblige* * *obliger verb table: mangerA vtr1 ( contraindre) obliger qn à faire gén to make sb do; [personne, police] to force ou compel sb to do; [autorité, règlement] to make it compulsory for sb to do; [devoir, prudence] to compel sb to do; [circonstance, événement] to force sb to do; comme la loi vous y oblige as required by law; rien ne t'oblige à accepter you don't have to accept; ‘tu vas l'aider?’-‘bien obligé’ ‘are you going to help him?’-‘I've got no choice ou alternative’;2 Jur [bail, contrat, accord] to bind [sb] legally [personne] (à faire to do); un contrat oblige toutes les parties signataires a contract is binding on all parties; être obligé de faire to be bound to do; le bail m'oblige à réparer les dégâts the lease makes me legally responsible for repairs;3 ( rendre service à) to oblige (en faisant by doing); vous m'obligez beaucoup I am much obliged to you; je vous serais (très) obligé de bien vouloir faire I should GB ou would be very much obliged if you would be so kind as to do.B s'obliger vpr1 ( se contraindre) s'obliger à faire to force oneself to do, to make oneself do;2 ( s'aider) to help one another; c'est naturel de s'obliger entre amis it's only natural for friends to help one another.tradition oblige! tradition demands it![ɔbliʒe] verbe transitifne m'oblige pas à te punir don't force me to ou don't make me punish youêtre obligé de faire quelque chose to be forced to do something, to have to do somethingje suis bien obligé de suivre I have no option ou choice but to followirez-vous? — bien obligé! are you going? — I don't have any choice, do I?j'ai mis une cravate, réunion oblige I had to wear a tie, what with the meeting and all2. [contraindre moralement ou juridiquement]vous m'obligeriez en venant ou si vous veniez you would oblige me by coming, I would be obliged if you came————————s'obliger à verbe pronominal plus préposition1. [se forcer à] to force oneself toelle s'oblige à marcher un peu ou à un peu de marche chaque jour she forces herself to ou she makes herself walk a little every day2. [s'engager à] to commit oneself topar ce contrat, je m'oblige à évacuer les lieux avant le 21 in this contract I commit myself to leaving ou I undertake to leave the premises by the 21st -
128 अनुज्ञा
anu-jñā1) to permit, grant, allow, consent;
to excuse, forgive;
to authorize;
to allow one to depart, dismiss, bid farewell to;
to entreat;
to behave kindly:
Caus. - jñāpayati, to request, ask permission, ask for leave to depart, to take leave:
Desid. - jijñāsati orᅠ - te, to wish to allow orᅠ permit Pāṇ. 1-3, 58. ;
2) f. assent, assenting, permission;
leave to depart;
allowance made for faults;
an order orᅠ command
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