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1 time
n1) время2) период; срок3) раз4) темп•to go through dark / tough times — переживать трудные времена
- air timeto play for time — тянуть / стараться выиграть время
- ample time
- at one's leisure time
- changing times
- critical time
- crucial time
- difficult times
- down time
- dull times
- duty time
- effective time
- election time
- estimated time
- full time
- Greenwich mean time
- his time is still to come
- idle time
- if we hit rough times
- in time of war
- individual working time
- it comes at a sensitive time
- labor time
- leisure time
- lie time
- life time
- load time
- lost time
- machine time
- mean time
- mission time
- mutually convenient time
- off time
- operating time
- part time
- peace time
- peak viewing time
- personal time
- politically awkward time
- prime time
- prison time
- Question Time
- radio time
- round trip travel time
- schedule times
- sensitive time
- short time
- smb's policy faces a critical time
- socially necessary labor time
- spare time
- standby time
- surplus labor time
- survival time
- take-it-or-leave-it time
- tax time
- there are hard times ahead
- they face perilous times ahead
- they have time on their side
- time for reform is now
- time is now ripe for an international conference to convene
- time is on the side of smb
- time is right for smth to do smth
- time is ripe for action
- time of change
- time of delivery
- time of nonuse
- time was running out in the search for a solution
- times are changing
- tough economic times
- troubled times
- turbulent times
- voting time
- we have time on our side
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2 get in
get in а) входить, вносить, вводить Help me to get the washing in, it'sraining. Please get the children in, their dinner's ready. The children likehelping the farmer to get the cows in. б) пройти на выборах He was surprisedto get in at his first election. в) сажать (семена) We must get next year'spotatoes in soon while the soil is ready. г) убирать (сено, урожай) Thefarmers are getting the crops in now they are ripe. д) нанести удар е) вернуть(долги и т. п.) ж) войти в пай, участвовать (on - в) Alice is always wantingto get in on the act. It's a good idea to get in at the start, whatever you'redoing. з) вставлять (слова), вворачивать May I get a word in? He always getshis favourite story in when he makes a speech. She spoke so fast that Icouldn't get a word in. и) быть принятым (в учебное заведение) Did your songet in? Mine did. к) быть на дружеской ноге (with) She's been trying to get inwith the social leaders of the town for some time. -
3 bit
I [bɪt] сущ.1) кусочек; частица, небольшое количествоIt is necessary to remove from the wound any extraneous matter, such as gravel, bits of glass or china. — Необходимо очистить рану от всех инородных тел: песка, кусочков стекла или фарфора.
- a little bit- a bit
- a bit muchSyn:2) разг. мелкая монетаtwo bits — амер. монета в 25 центов
short bit — амер. монета в 10 центов
long bit — амер. монета в 15 центов
3) = the bit, the whole bit всё в этом роде, всё такое прочееHe's into jogging, squash, aerobics, the whole exercise bit. — Он бегает трусцой, занимается сквошем, аэробикой, - в общем, всем понемножку.
I couldn't stand their modishness - the precious conversation, the finical manners, the contrived humor — the whole bit bored me. (The Columbia Guide to Standard American English. 1993) — Мне претило их стремление во всём следовать моде. Их изысканный слог, манерность, натянутый юмор и всё в этом роде наводили на меня тоску.
4) разг.; неодобр. манера, замашкиNow for my pseudo-fascist bit: the will, both legal and political, no longer exists to confront and deal with these louts. Under the pretence of working for a 'peace' agreement, various factions have instead created ripe conditions for utter criminality to thrive. — А теперь то, что касается моих якобы фашистских замашек: ни стражи закона, ни политики уже не стремятся бороться с этими подонками. Под видом работы над "мирным" соглашением, многие политики создают благоприятные условия для роста преступности.
5) амер.; разг. срок ( тюремного заключения)His only jail time was a two year bit for arson in 1972. — У него был только один срок: два года за поджог, в 1972-м.
6) амер.; разг.; = bit part / role эпизодическая, маленькая роль•- a bit of- be in bits
- bit by bit••to do one's bit — внести свою лепту; делать своё дело, исполнять свой долг
to give smb. a bit of one's mind — высказаться напрямик, откровенно
II [bɪt] 1. сущ.He is a bit long in the tooth. — Он уже далеко не мальчик.
1) удила; мундштукto draw bit — натянуть поводья, вожжи
2) режущий край инструмента; лезвие, жало (паяльника, отвёртки)Syn:3) бур; бурав; зубило, резецSyn:2. гл.1) взнуздыватьSyn:2) обуздывать, сдерживать, укрощать, усмирятьThe horses were not trained to the regular pace nor did they seem bitted for the use of the sword. — Лошади не были приучены ни к иноходи, ни к участию в бое на мечах.
Syn:III [bɪt] сущ.; информ.; сокр. bбит ( минимальная единица информации); двоичный разрядIV [bɪt] прош. вр., прич. прош. вр. от biteOne "bit" is the smallest amount of data which can exist, and corresponds to the answer to a yes-or-no question. — Один бит - это минимальное количество информации, которое может существовать; оно соответствует ответу на вопрос "да" или "нет".
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