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1) (to (make something) make a soft, whispering sound: The wind rustled in the trees; She rustled her papers.) (hacer) crujir; (hacer) susurrar2) ((American) to steal (cattle etc).) robar, hurtar•- rustler- rustle up
rustle1 n ruido / crujido rustle es el ruido de las hojas de los árboles movidos por el viento, de la tela de un vestido, o de papeles, por ejemplo, cuando se frotanrustle2 vb susurrar / crujirtr['rʌsəl]1 (leaves etc) hacer crujir1 (leaves etc) crujir1 (cattle) robar1 (cattle) robar ganado1) : hacer susurrar, hacer crujirto rustle a newspaper: hacer crujir un periódico2) steal: robar (ganado)rustle vi: susurrar, crujirrustle n: murmullo m, susurro m, crujido mn.• susurro s.m.v.• crujir v.• hurtar ganado v.• murmurar v.• susurrar v.
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1. rʌsəlintransitive verb \<\<leaves\>\> susurrar; \<\<paper\>\> crujir; \<\<silk\>\> hacer* frufrú
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vt1) ( make sound) \<\<wind\>\> \<\<leaves\>\> hacer* susurrar2) ( steal) \<\<cattle/horses\>\> robar
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I ['rʌsl]1.N [of leaves, wind] susurro m ; [of paper] crujido m ; [of silk, dress] frufrú m, crujido m2.VT [+ leaves] hacer susurrar; [+ paper] mover ligeramente, hacer crujir3.VI [leaves] susurrar; [paper] crujir; [silk, dress] hacer frufrú
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['rʌsl]VT (=steal) robar, abigear (Mex)* * *
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1. [rʌsəl]intransitive verb \<\<leaves\>\> susurrar; \<\<paper\>\> crujir; \<\<silk\>\> hacer* frufrú
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vt1) ( make sound) \<\<wind\>\> \<\<leaves\>\> hacer* susurrar2) ( steal) \<\<cattle/horses\>\> robar
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أَصْدَرَ حفيفًا أو صوتًا خفيفًا (حَفَّ) \ rustle: to make a noise like dry leaves rubbing against each other. \ حَفِيف \ rustle: a rustling noise: the rustle of papers. \ حَفَّ (أَصْدَرَ حفيفًا أو صوتًا خفيفًا) \ rustle: to make a noise like dry leaves rubbing against each other. -
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rustle ['rʌsəl]∎ to hear papers rustling entendre des froissements de papier;∎ something was rustling against the window quelque chose frottait contre la fenêtre;∎ the leaves rustled in the wind les feuilles bruissaient dans le vent(b) (steal cattle) voler du bétail3 noun∎ I could rustle up an omelette for you je pourrais te faire une omelette en vitesse;∎ to rustle up some coffee faire du café□ ;∎ to rustle up support rassembler des partisans□ -
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A n (of paper, fabric, dry leaves) froissement m ; (of leaves, silk) bruissement m.B vtr1 froisser [papers, plastic bag] ; the wind rustled the leaves on entendait le bruissement du vent dans les feuilles ; stop rustling your newspaper! arrête de faire du bruit avec ton journal! ;2 US voler [cattle, horses].■ rustle up:▶ rustle up [sth] préparer [qch] en vitesse [supper, salad] ; se débrouiller pour trouver [money]. -
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1. nounRascheln, das2. intransitive verb 3. transitive verb1) rascheln lassen; rascheln mit [Papieren]2) (Amer.): (steal) stehlenPhrasal Verbs:- academic.ru/91147/rustle_up">rustle up* * *1) (to (make something) make a soft, whispering sound: The wind rustled in the trees; She rustled her papers.) rascheln•- rustler- rustle up* * *rus·tle[ˈrʌsl̩]I. viII. vt▪ to \rustle sth1. (make noise)to \rustle paper mit Papier rascheln, Papier rascheln lassento \rustle cattle/horses/sheep Vieh/Pferde/Schafe stehlen* * *['rʌsl]1. nRascheln nt; (of foliage) Rauschen nt2. vi(leaves, silk, papers) rascheln; (foliage, skirts) rauschenthe wind rustled through the leaves — der Wind rauschte in den Blättern; (on the ground) der Wind raschelte mit den Blättern
3. vt* * *rustle [ˈrʌsl]A v/i1. rascheln (Blätter etc), rauschen, knistern (Seide etc)B v/trustle a newspaper mit einer Zeitung raschelna) Geld, Hilfe etc organisieren, auftreiben,b) ein Essen zaubern3. besonders US Vieh stehlenC s Rascheln n, Rauschen n, Knistern n* * *1. nounRascheln, das2. intransitive verb 3. transitive verb1) rascheln lassen; rascheln mit [Papieren]2) (Amer.): (steal) stehlenPhrasal Verbs:* * *n.Geknister n. v.knistern v.rascheln v. -
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I ['rʌsl]nome (of paper, dry leaves, silk) fruscio m.; (of leaves) (lo) stormireII ['rʌsl]1) fare frusciare [ papers]2) AE rubare [ cattle]•* * *1) (to (make something) make a soft, whispering sound: The wind rustled in the trees; She rustled her papers.) frusciare, far frusciare2) ((American) to steal (cattle etc).) rubare (bestiame)•- rustler- rustle up* * *rustle /ˈrʌsl/n.(to) rustle /ˈrʌsl/A v. i.B v. t.1 far frusciare; far stormire● to rustle along, passare frusciando.* * *I ['rʌsl]nome (of paper, dry leaves, silk) fruscio m.; (of leaves) (lo) stormireII ['rʌsl]1) fare frusciare [ papers]2) AE rubare [ cattle]• -
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ˈrʌsl
1. сущ.
1) хруст, треск;
шелест, шуршание Syn: rustling
2) амер.;
разг. суета, суматоха, беспокойство;
толкотня, сутолока Syn: bustle I
1., hustle
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2. гл.
1) хрустеть, трещать, шелестеть;
шуршать The dry leaf rustles in the brake. ≈ В кустах шуршит сухая листва.
2) амер.;
разг. действовать быстро и энергично
3) амер.;
разг. находить, раздобывать Can you rustle up some more players: two of the team are sick. ≈ Вы можете найти еще двух игроков? В команде двое заболели. I'll try and rustle you up something to eat. ≈ Я попробую найти вам что-нибудь поесть.
4) амер.;
разг. красть, угонять (скот) шелест, шорох, шуршание (американизм) (разговорное) суета, толкотня, суматоха (американизм) (разговорное) кража, угон( скота, лошадей) шелестеть, шуршать - the leaves *d underfoot листья шуршали под ногами - she *d in silks она шла, шурша шелками производить шелест - the wind *s the leaves ветер шелестит листьями (американизм) (разговорное) действовать быстро, энергично - * around and see what you can find пошарь хорошенько, может быть, что-нибудь найдешь раздобывать ( особ. еду) - I'll go * (up) some supper пойду раздобуду что-нибудь на ужин( американизм) (разговорное) красть, угонять( скот, лошадей) rustle амер. разг. действовать быстро и энергично ~ амер. разг. красть (скот) ~ шелест, шорох;
шуршание ~ шелестеть;
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1) (to (make something) make a soft, whispering sound: The wind rustled in the trees; She rustled her papers.) rasle, knitre2) ((American) to steal (cattle etc).) stjele krøtter•- rustler- rustle uprasleIsubst. \/ˈrʌsl\/1) rasling, knitring, brusing2) sus(ing)3) kjas(ing), mas(ing), dytting4) (amer.) kvegtyveriIIverb \/ˈrʌsl\/1) rasle, knitre, bruse2) ( om regn) smelle3) pusle, røre seg med raslende lyd4) rasle med, knitre med, bruse med5) (amer.) trenge seg frem, mase (på)6) (amer., hverdagslig) stjele buskap7) (amer., hverdagslig) ta i, ligge i selen, jobbe på8) skaffe (frem), ordne, fikserustle over the leaves of a book bla gjennom en bokrustle up skaffe (frem), ordne, fikse -
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1) (to (make something) make a soft, whispering sound: The wind rustled in the trees; She rustled her papers.) šelesteti2) ((American) to steal (cattle etc).) krasti•- rustler- rustle up* * *I [rʌsl]nounšelest(enje), šuštenje (listja, svile), šumenje; prasketanjeII [rʌsl]intransitive verb & transitive verb(o svili) šušteti; šelesteti, šumeti; zmečkati (papir); American krasti (konje, živino); American slang pošteno, krepko prijeti za deloto rustle up American slang hitro priskrbeti (napraviti, organizirati) -
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1. n шелест, шорох, шуршание2. n амер. разг. суета, толкотня, суматоха3. n амер. разг. кража, угон4. v шелестеть, шуршать5. v производить шелест6. v амер. разг. действовать быстро, энергичноrustle around and see what you can find — пошарь хорошенько, может быть, что-нибудь найдёшь
7. v амер. разг. раздобывать8. v амер. разг. амер. разг. красть, угонятьСинонимический ряд:1. haste (noun) celerity; dispatch; expedition; expeditiousness; haste; hurry; hustle; speed; speediness; swiftness2. abduct (verb) abduct; poach; steal3. crack (verb) click; clink; crack; crackle; flick; pop; snap; tap; tick4. flutter (verb) flutter; stir; sway; wave5. hiss (verb) hiss; swish; whisper6. sigh (verb) moan; murmur; shriek; sigh; sough; wail; whistle -
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1. [-rʌs(ə)l] n1. шелест, шорох, шуршание2. амер. разг. суета, толкотня, суматоха3. амер. разг. кража, угон (скота, лошадей)2. [ʹrʌs(ə)l] v1. 1) шелестеть, шуршатьshe rustled in silks - она шла, шурша шелками
2) производить шелест2. амер. разг.1) действовать быстро, энергичноrustle around and see what you can find - пошарь хорошенько, может быть, что-нибудь найдёшь
2) раздобывать (особ. еду)3. амер. разг. красть, угонять (скот, лошадей) -
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1. n1) шелест, шарудіння; шерех2) амер., розм. штовханина, метушня2. v1) шелестіти, шарудіти2) амер., розм. діяти швидко (енергійно)3) амер., розм. красти, викрадати (худобу)* * *I n1) шелест, шерех, шурхіт2) aмep. суєта, штовханина, метушня3) aмep. крадіжка, викрадення (худоби, коней)II v1) шелестіти, шарудіти; викликати шелест, шурхіт2) aмep. діяти швидко, енергійно; роздобувати (особл. їжу)3) aмep. красти, викрадати (худобу, коней) -
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[liːf]n(pl leaves [liːvz])1) лист, листочек, листик (дерева, какого-либо растения)The ground was covered with dead leaves. — Земля была покрыта опавшими листьями.
Many of the leaves were blown off. — Много листьев сдуло ветром.
Not a leaf stirred. — Ни один лист не шелохнулся.
- dried up leafTremble like an aspen leaf. — ◊ Дрожать, как осиновый лист.
- worm nibbled leaves
- brown leaves
- cabbage leaf
- large leaves
- small leaves
- fleshy leaves
- oak leaf
- tobacco leaves
- tea leaves
- drooping leaves
- faded leaves
- maple leaves
- leaf litters
- leaf veins
- leaf vegetables
- leaves shining in every hue and shade
- tender leaves of early plants
- leaf from a tree
- rustle of leaves
- in the shape of the leaf
- linden leaf
- heap of leaves
- leaved trees
- fall of leaf
- break off a leaf
- burn up dead leaves
- cast off leaves
- come into leaf
- crush the leaves
- drive dead leaves
- gather leaves
- press leaves
- rake leaves into a pile
- rinse the tea leaves out of the tea pot
- roll the meat in cabbage leaves
- strip a branch of the leaves
- sweep up all the dry leaves
- tremble like an aspen leaf
- weave leaves into garlands
- trees shoot new leaves
- trees come into leaf
- leaves fall
- leaves fade
- leaves tremble
- leaves die down
- leaves are beginning to colour
- leaves are touched with the frost
- leaves are shrivelled of heat
- as the leaves began to fall
- trees were in full leaf
- leaves turn red2) лист бумаги, страница, листок бумаги, лист, пластинаCould you put the leaf up and set the table for breakfast? — Не могла бы ты раздвинуть стол и накрыть завтрак
- loose leaf- thin metal leaf
- folded leaf
- leaf gold
- leaf from a book
- leaf of the door
- leaf of a table
- book with uncut leaves
- book with turned down leaves
- beat metal into a thin leaf
- roll the dough into a thin leaf
- detach a leaf from a book
- fold down a leaf
- tear a few leaves from a book
- tear a leaf off the calendar
- turn over a new leaf
- turn over the leaves of a book
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муж. noise;
sound (звук) ;
murmur (приглушенный) ;
hubbub, uproar (гам, гвалт) ;
din (назойливый шум, грохот) ;
ado (суета, суматоха) ;
перен. sensation, stir под шум дождя ≈ to the accompaniment of the rain;
with the sound of rain in the background прекратите шум! ≈ stop this noise! дыхательный шум ≈ souffle поднять шум ≈ to make a noise;
перен. to raise a clamour, to set up a clamour шум ветра ≈ noise/sound of the wind шум волн ≈ noise/sound of the waves шум боя ≈ roar/din of the battle шум леса ≈ murmur of the forest шум листьев ≈ rustle of leaves шум в ушах ≈ buzzing in the ears;
tinnitus шум в сердце ≈ cardiac murmur наделать шуму ≈ to make a racket, to kick up a row;
to cause a sensation без шума ≈ without a fuss, without any fanfares много шума из ничего ≈ much ado about nothing адский шум ≈ hell of a noise шум и гам ≈ hue-and-cry;
hubbub;
hullabalooм.
1. noise;
(чего-л. тж.) sound (of) ;
без ~а noiselessly;
поднять ~ make* а noise;
~ леса murmur of the forest;
~ ветра sound of the wind;
2. разг. (оживленное обсуждение) stir;
поднять ~ вокруг чего-л. make* a fuss about smth. ;
наделать много ~а(у) cause а stir/sensation;
3. разг. (громкая ссора) row, bawling;
4. мед.: ~ в сердце cardiac murmur;
~ в ушах buzzing in the ears;
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м.поднять шум — make* a noise; (перен.) raise, или set* up, a clamour
шум ветра, волн — noise / sound of the wind, the waves
шум боя — roar / din of battle
под шум дождя — to the accompaniment of the rain; with the sound of rain in the background
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шум в ушах — buzzing in the ears; tinnitus мед.наделать шуму, поднять большой шум — make* a racket, kick up a row; cause a sensation
без шума — without a fuss, without any fanfares
шум и гам — hue-and-cry; hubbub
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муж.noise; sound ( звук); murmur (приглушенный); hubbub, uproar (гам, гвалт); din (назойливый шум, грохот); ado (суета, суматоха); перен. sensation, stirпод шум дождя — to the accompaniment of the rain; with the sound of rain in the background
без шума — without a fuss, without any fanfares
дыхательный шум — мед. souffle
наделать шуму — to make a racket, to kick up a row; to cause a sensation
поднять шум — to make a noise; перен. to raise a clamour, to set up a clamour
шум боя — roar/din of the battle
шум в ушах — buzzing in the ears; tinnitus
шум ветра — noise/sound of the wind
шум волн — noise/sound of the waves
••шум и гам — hue-and-cry; hubbub; hullabaloo
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ПОРА (НАДО) (И) СОВЕСТЬ ЗНАТЬ coll (sent) (used to express disapprov al of, dissatisfaction with etc the previously mentioned activity or way of spending time) it is time to stop doing sth.: shame on me (you etc) I (you etc) should be ashamed of myself (yourself etc) enough of this! I (you etc) should listen to my (your etc) conscience.Пробило половина десятого, Илья Ильич встрепенулся. «Что ж это я в самом деле? - сказал он вслух с досадой, -надо совесть знать: пора за дело!» (Гончаров 1). The сГоск struck half past nine and Ilya Ilych gave a start. "Now, what am I doing?" he said aloud, in annoyance. "Enough of this! Time to set to work!" (1b).Михаил оглянулся, услыхал шорох сухих листьев. Лизка. Идет по промежку и руками размахивает: радость какая-то. «Чего вернулась?» - «А, ладно. Нахожусь ещё по кинам ( ungrammat = кино). Надо... и совесть знать. Верно?» (Абрамов 1). Hearing the rustle of dry leaves, Mikhail looked around. Lizka was walking along the held verge waving her hands and looking pleased about something. "Why've you come back?" "It doesn't matter. Plenty of other chances to go to the movie. I should listen to my conscience...right?" (1a). -
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[sent]=====⇒ (used to express disapproval of, dissatisfaction with etc the previously mentioned activity or way of spending time) it is time to stop doing sth.:- shame on me <you etc>;- I (you etc) should be ashamed of myself (yourself etc);- enough of this!;- I (you etc) should listen to my (your etc) conscience.♦ Пробило половина десятого, Илья Ильич встрепенулся. "Что ж это я в самом деле? - сказал он вслух с досадой, - надо совесть знать: пора за дело!" (Гончаров 1). The clock struck half past nine and Ilya Ilych gave a start. "Now, what am I doing?" he said aloud, in annoyance. "Enough of this! Time to set to work!" (1b).♦ Михаил оглянулся, услыхал шорох сухих листьев. Лизка. Идет по промежку и руками размахивает: радость какая-то. "Чего вернулась?" - "А, ладно. Нахожусь ещё по кинам [ungrammat = кино]. Надо... и совесть знать. Верно?" (Абрамов 1). Hearing the rustle of dry leaves, Mikhail looked around. Lizka was walking along the field verge waving her hands and looking pleased about something. "Why've you come back?" "It doesn't matter. Plenty of other chances to go to the movie. I should listen to my conscience...right?" (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > надо и совесть знать
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