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expr BrE infmlIt looks like it must have cost a bomb — Похоже, что эта покупка влетела в копеечку
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стоить кучу денег/целое состояние; обойтись в копеечкуThe wedding of my daughter cost me a bomb.
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bomb [bɒm]1. nouna. bombe f[+ town] bombarder4. compounds* * *[bɒm] 1.1) ( explosive device) bombe f2) (colloq) GB ( large amount of money)to cost a bomb — coûter un argent fou (colloq)
3) (colloq) ( flop) fiasco m2.transitive verb bombarder [town, house]3.(colloq) intransitive verb1) ( move fast)2) ( fail) échouer•Phrasal Verbs:- bomb out -
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♦ bomb /bɒm/n.1 (mil.) bomba: (aeron. mil.) to drop a bomb, gettare una bomba; sganciare una bomba; depth bomb, bomba di profondità; smoke bomb, bomba fumogena; to detonate a bomb, far esplodere una bomba2 bomba; ordigno: time bomb, bomba a tempo; incendiary bomb, bomba incendiaria; bomb attack, attentato dinamitardo; to plant a bomb, nascondere una bomba; bomb scare (o bomb threat) allarme per una bomba ( di terroristi)6 – (fam. GB) a bomb, un mucchio di soldi; una barca di soldi; una fortuna; un patrimonio: to make a bomb, fare un mucchio di soldi; to cost a bomb, costare una fortuna (o un patrimonio)7 (come attr.) ( slang USA) – the bomb, cosa o persona fantastica, mitica; un mito; una cannonata: You're the bomb!, sei grande!● (aeron.) bomb bay, vano bombe □ (chim.) bomb calorimeter, bomba calorimetrica □ bomb disposal, disinnesco di bombe □ bomb-disposal expert, artificiere □ bomb-disposal squad (o unit), squadra di artificieri □ (naut., stor.) bomb ketch, bombarda □ bomb-proof, a prova di bomba □ bomb shelter, rifugio a prova di bomba; rifugio antiatomico □ bomb-site, area (urbana) distrutta dalle bombe □ bomb thrower, lanciabombe □ (naut., stor.) bomb vessel, bombarda □ (med.) cobalt bomb, bomba al cobalto □ (fig. fam.) to drop a bomb, dare una notizia bomba □ (fam. GB) to go down a bomb, avere un gran successo; piacere da pazzi □ (fam. GB) to go like a bomb, andare a tutta velocità; correre come un razzo; ( di auto) filare, essere una bomba; ( di evento) avere un grande successo, andare a gonfie vele; riuscire benissimo □ (fig. fam.) to put a bomb under sb., dare una scossa (o uno scrollone) a q.; mettere il pepe sotto la coda a q. □ (fam. GB) to sell like a bomb, andare a ruba.(to) bomb /bɒm/A v. t.(mil.) bombardare ( dall'aria)B v. i.1 (fam. GB) filare a tutta velocità; andare sparati; andare a tutta birra: to bomb down the motorway, andare sparati in autostrada; fare l'autostrada a tavoletta -
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bomb [bɒm]1 noun∎ Nuclear the bomb la bombe atomique;∎ to release or drop a bomb lâcher ou larguer une bombe;∎ familiar this room looks as if a bomb had hit it cette pièce est un véritable champ de bataille∎ the repairs cost a bomb les réparations ont coûté les yeux de la tête;∎ to make a bomb se faire un fric fou(d) (in swimming pool) bombe f;∎ to do a bomb faire une bombe∎ this car goes like a bomb elle fonce, cette voiture;∎ British the show went like a bomb le spectacle a fait un malheur(a) (go quickly) bomber, filer à toute vitesse;∎ we bombed down the motorway on bombait sur l'autoroute(b) (fail → film, show) être un fiasco□, être un bide; American School & University (→ student) se planter complètement►► Military bomb bay soute f à bombes;Military bomb disposal déminage m;bomb disposal expert démineur m;Military bomb disposal squad, bomb disposal team équipe f de déminage;Military bomb scare alerte f à la bombe;Military bomb shelter abri m(of car, driver) bomber∎ to bomb along the road bomber sur la route➲ bomb out∎ the whole street had been bombed out toute la rue avait été détruite par les bombardements;∎ he was bombed out (of his house) il a perdu sa maison dans le bombardement∎ to bomb sb out poser un lapin à qn∎ to bomb out of sth se faire éjecter de qch□ -
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bomb [bɒm]1. n1) бо́мба; ми́на ( миномёта); ручна́я грана́та;the bomb я́дерное ору́жие
2) балло́н (для сжатого воздуха, сжиженного газа)3) конте́йнер для радиоакти́вных материа́лов4) геол. вулкани́ческая бо́мба5) сл. мно́го (больша́я су́мма) де́нег;to cost a bomb сто́ить ку́чу де́нег
6) амер. разг. по́лный прова́л ( спектакля и т.п.)7) сл. сигаре́та с марихуа́ной и т.п.◊to throw a bomb into вы́звать сенса́цию, наде́лать переполо́х
;to go down a bomb име́ть огро́мный успе́х
2. v1) бомби́ть, сбра́сывать бо́мбы2) (обыкн. амер.) провали́ться ( о спектакле и т.п.)3) дви́гаться или идти́ о́чень бы́стро4) амер. сл. раскритикова́ть в пух и прахbomb out разбомби́ть;bomb up ав. грузи́ть(ся) бо́мбами -
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1. noun(a hollow case containing explosives etc: The enemy dropped a bomb on the factory and blew it up.) bomba
2. verb1) (to drop bombs on: London was bombed several times.) bombardear2) (to fail miserably: The play bombed on the first night.) fracasar•- bomber- bombshell
bomb1 n bombaluckily, the bomb didn't explode por suerte, la bomba no estallóbomb2 vb bombardeartr[bɒm]1 bomba2 SMALLAMERICAN ENGLISH/SMALL (failure) fracaso1 SMALLMILITARY/SMALL bombardear (terrorist) colocar una bomba en\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto cost a bomb costar un ojo de la carato be worth a bomb valer un dineralto go down a bomb tener mucho éxito, arrasarto earn a bomb ganar un pastónto go like a bomb (go smoothly) marchar como una seda, ir sobre ruedas 2 (go fast) ir a toda pastillabomb attack bombardeobomb bay compartimiento de bombasbomb crater cráter nombre masculino de bombabomb disposal desactivación nombre femenino de bombasbomb disposal expert artificierobomb scare aviso de bombabomb squad brigada de bombasbomb threat amenaza de bombabomb ['bɑm] vt: bombardearbomb n: bomba fn.• bomba (Armas) s.f.v.• bombardear v.• bombear v.bɑːm, bɒm
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1) ( Mil) ( explosive device) bomba fthe room looked as if a bomb had hit it — (colloq) la habitación estaba toda patas arriba (fam); (before n)
bomb scare — amenaza f de bomba
bomb squad — (colloq) brigada f antiexplosivos or de explosivos
2) ( flop) (AmE colloq) desastre m (fam)3) ( large sum) (BrE colloq) (no pl)to cost a bomb — costar* un dineral
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1) ( from air) bombardear; ( plant bomb in) colocar* una bomba en2) ( condemn) (AmE colloq) poner* por los suelos (fam)
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vi (colloq)1) ( flop) \<\<play\>\> ser* un fracaso, tronar* (Méx fam)2) ( go fast) (BrE)[bɒm]to bomb along — ir* a todo lo que da (fam)
1.N bomba fto go like a bomb (Brit) * —
it went like a bomb — [party, event] resultó fenomenal *, fue un éxito
- cost a bomb- make a bomb2. VT1) [+ target] bombardear2) (US) * (=fail) suspender3.VI (US) * (=fail) fracasar4.CPDbomb alert N — aviso m de bomba
bomb attack N — atentado m con bomba
bomb bay N — compartimento m de bombas
bomb blast N — explosión f
bomb crater N — cráter m de bomba
bomb damage N — daños mpl provocados por los bombardeos
bomb disposal N — desactivación f or neutralización f de bombas
bomb disposal expert N — artificiero(-a) m / f, experto(-a) m / f en desactivar bombas
bomb disposal squad, bomb disposal unit N — brigada f de bombas
bomb explosion N — explosión f
bomb factory N — local clandestino de fabricación de bombas
bomb hoax N — falso aviso m de bomba
bomb scare N — amenaza f de bomba
bomb shelter N — refugio m antiaéreo
bomb site N — lugar en el que ha estallado una bomba
bomb warning N — aviso m de bomba
- bomb out* * *[bɑːm, bɒm]
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1) ( Mil) ( explosive device) bomba fthe room looked as if a bomb had hit it — (colloq) la habitación estaba toda patas arriba (fam); (before n)
bomb scare — amenaza f de bomba
bomb squad — (colloq) brigada f antiexplosivos or de explosivos
2) ( flop) (AmE colloq) desastre m (fam)3) ( large sum) (BrE colloq) (no pl)to cost a bomb — costar* un dineral
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1) ( from air) bombardear; ( plant bomb in) colocar* una bomba en2) ( condemn) (AmE colloq) poner* por los suelos (fam)
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vi (colloq)1) ( flop) \<\<play\>\> ser* un fracaso, tronar* (Méx fam)2) ( go fast) (BrE)to bomb along — ir* a todo lo que da (fam)
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1. noun1) Bombe, diego down a bomb with — (fig. coll.) ein Bombenerfolg sein bei
2) (coll.): (large sum of money)2. transitive verba bomb — 'ne Masse Geld (ugs.)
* * *[bom] 1. noun(a hollow case containing explosives etc: The enemy dropped a bomb on the factory and blew it up.) die Bombe2. verb1) (to drop bombs on: London was bombed several times.) bombardieren2) (to fail miserably: The play bombed on the first night.) durchfallen•- academic.ru/8064/bomber">bomber- bombshell* * *[bɒm, AM bɑ:m]I. nletter/parcel \bomb Brief-/Paketbombe funexploded \bomb Blindgänger mlaser-guided \bomb lasergesteuerte Bombeto drop a \bomb on sth eine Bombe auf etw akk werfento go like a \bomb abgehen wie ein geölter Blitz slsth looks as if [or though] a \bomb has hit it etw sieht aus, als hätte eine Bombe eingeschlagento plant a \bomb eine Bombe legento throw a \bomb eine Bombe werfen2. (atom bomb)▪ the \bomb die [Atom]bombe5. AM (sl: the best, coolest)to be a \bomb ein Misserfolg [o fam Flop] seinII. vt▪ to \bomb sth etw bombardieren* * *[bɒm]1. n1) (= device) Bombe f2) (Brit inf)his party went like a bomb — seine Party war ein Bombenerfolg (inf)
the car cost a bomb — das Auto hat ein Bombengeld gekostet (inf)
3) (US inf)2. vt2) (US inf = fail) durchfallen bei3. vi* * *A s1. Bombe f:the bomb die (Atom)Bombe;go like a bomb Br umga) ein Bombenerfolg sein (Party etc),b) eine richtige Rakete sein (Wagen);2. TECHa) Gasflasche fb) Zerstäuberflasche f (für Schädlingsbekämpfung etc)3. Br umg Heidengeld n:cost (make, spend) a bomb4. THEAT etc US umg Flop m, Durchfall mB v/t1. a) bombardierenb) zerbomben:bomb out ausbombenC v/i1. umg rasen2. THEAT etc US umg floppen, durchfallen* * *1. noun1) Bombe, diego like a bomb — (fig. coll.) ein Bombenerfolg sein
go down a bomb with — (fig. coll.) ein Bombenerfolg sein bei
2) (coll.): (large sum of money)2. transitive verba bomb — 'ne Masse Geld (ugs.)
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I [bɒm]1) (explosive device) bomba f.2) BE colloq. (large amount of money)to cost a bomb — costare una fortuna o un sacco di soldi
3) colloq. (flop) fiasco m.II 1. [bɒm]verbo transitivo bombardare [town, house]2.1) BE colloq. (move fast) scappare, correre2) colloq. (fail) fare fiasco•- bomb out* * *[bom] 1. noun(a hollow case containing explosives etc: The enemy dropped a bomb on the factory and blew it up.) bomba2. verb1) (to drop bombs on: London was bombed several times.) bombardare2) (to fail miserably: The play bombed on the first night.) fare fiasco, fallire•- bomber- bombshell* * *I [bɒm]1) (explosive device) bomba f.2) BE colloq. (large amount of money)to cost a bomb — costare una fortuna o un sacco di soldi
3) colloq. (flop) fiasco m.II 1. [bɒm]verbo transitivo bombardare [town, house]2.1) BE colloq. (move fast) scappare, correre2) colloq. (fail) fare fiasco•- bomb out -
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1. n бомбаbomb alley — участок, подвергающийся частым бомбардировкам
2. n мина3. n ручная граната4. n радиоактивный источник5. n головка гарпуна с взрывчатым веществом для охоты на китов6. n опрыскиватель7. n баллон с аэрозолем8. n ист. маленький военный корабль, несущий мортиры9. n геол. вулканическая бомба10. n ядерное оружие11. n потенциальная угроза атомного оружия12. n разг. состояние, большие деньги13. n амер. разг. неудача, провал, фиаско14. n неожиданность15. n сл. длинный пас16. v бомбардировать; бомбить17. v обстреливать миномётным огнём18. v забрасывать ручными гранатамиsticky bomb — прилипающая, клейкая противотанковая ручная граната
19. v амер. разг. потерпеть неудачу, провал; провалиться; оскандалиться20. v амер. разг. одержать победу; добиться потрясающего успехаСинонимический ряд:1. explosive device (noun) booby trap; explosive; explosive device; explosive shell; grenade; H-bomb; high explosive; mine; missile; nuclear weapon; pipe bomb2. failure (noun) bust; dud; failure; flop; lemon; loser3. attack with bombs (verb) attack with bombs; mass-bomb; skip-bomb; subject to bombing4. barrage (verb) barrage; blitz; bombard; cannonade; shell5. fail (verb) fail; fizzle; flopАнтонимический ряд:succeed; success -
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1. [bɒm] n1. 1) бомбаflying /winged/ bomb - самолёт-снаряд
bomb alley - воен. проф. участок, подвергающийся частым бомбардировкам
bomb cemetery - воен. проф. склад обезвреженных невзорвавшихся бомб противника
bomb case - корпус /оболочка/ бомбы
bomb calorimeter - физ. калориметрическая бомба
2) мина (миномёта)3) ручная граната2. радиоактивный источник ( для терапии)cobalt bomb - радиоактивная /кобальтовая/ пушка
3. головка гарпуна с взрывчатым веществом для охоты на китов4. 1) опрыскиватель2) баллон с аэрозолем5. ист. маленький военный корабль, несущий мортиры6. геол. вулканическая бомба (тж. volcanic bomb)7. (the Bomb)1) ядерное оружие2) потенциальная угроза (применения) атомного оружия8. разг. состояние, большие деньги9. амер. разг. неудача, провал, фиаско10. разг. потрясающий успех11. неожиданность12. сл. длинный пас ( в футболе)2. [bɒm] v♢
to throw a bomb - вызвать сенсацию /переполох/1. 1) бомбардировать; бомбить2) обстреливать миномётным огнём3) забрасывать ручными гранатами2. амер. разг. потерпеть неудачу, провал; провалиться (особ. о спектакле); оскандалиться3. амер. разг. одержать победу; добиться потрясающего успеха -
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past tense, past participle; see costcost1 n coste / gastocost2 vb costarhow much do those shoes cost? ¿cuánto cuestan esos zapatos?tr[kɒst]1 (have as a price) costar, valer■ how much does this book cost? ¿cuánto cuesta este libro?2 (result in the loss of) costar3 (calculate cost of) calcular el coste de1 costar, valer1 SMALLLAW/SMALL costas nombre femenino plural\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLat all costs a toda costa, a cualquier precioat cost price a precio de costeat no extra cost sin cargo adicionalat the cost of something a costa de algoto cost an arm and a leg / cost the earth / cost a packet costar un ojo de la cara, costar un riñón, costar una fortunato cover one's costs cubrir los gastosto cut costs reducir (los) gastosto learn something to one's cost aprender algo por experiencia propiato pay costs SMALLLAW/SMALL pagar las costaswhatever the cost cueste lo que cuestecost of living coste nombre masculino de la vida: costarhow much does it cost?: ¿cuánto cuesta?, ¿cuánto vale?cost vi: costarthese cost more: éstos cuestan máscost n: costo m, precio m, coste mcost of living: costo de vidavictory at all costs: victoria a toda costan.• costa s.f.• coste s.m.• costo s.m.• costo primario s.m.• gasto s.m.• precio s.m.pret., p.p.(Preterito definido y participio pasivo de "to cost")v.(§ p.,p.p.: cost) = costar v.
I kɔːst, kɒst1)a) ( expense) (often pl) costo m (esp AmL), coste m (Esp)at no additional o extra cost — sin cargo adicional
to cover/cut costs — cubrir*/reducir* los gastos; (before n)
cost accounting — contabilidad f analítica de costos or (Esp) costes
to pay costs — pagar* las costas
c) u ( price) costo m, coste m (Esp)2) u (loss, sacrifice)at the cost of something — a costa or a expensas de algo
she helped me out, at great cost to herself — sacrificó mucho al ayudarme
at all costs — a toda costa, a cualquier precio
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1) (past & past p cost)a) \<\<article/service\>\> costar*how much did it cost you? — ¿cuánto te costó?
how much does it cost? — ¿cuánto cuesta?, ¿cuánto vale?
it'll cost you! — (colloq) mira que te va a salir caro!
b) ( cause to lose) costar*2) (past & past p costed)a) ( calculate cost of) calcular el costo or (Esp) coste deb) ( find out price of) averiguar* el precio de[kɒst]1. N•
at cost — (Comm) a (precio de) costeat all costs, at any cost, whatever the cost — (fig) cueste lo que cueste, a toda costa
she cared for her elderly mother at great cost to her own freedom — cuidó de su madre anciana pagando un precio muy alto a costa de su propia libertad
these are solutions that can be implemented at little cost — estas son soluciones que pueden ponerse en práctica y que son poco costosas
at the cost of his life/health — a costa de su vida/salud
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to bear the cost of — (lit) pagar or correr con los gastos de; (fig) sufrir las consecuencias de•
to count the cost of sth/of doing sth — pensar en los riesgos de algo/de hacer algo•
to my cost — a mis expensas2) costsa) (Jur) costas fplb) (=expenses) gastos mpl2. VT1) (pt, pp cost) costar, valerit cost £2 — costó 2 libras
how much does it cost? — ¿cuánto cuesta?, ¿cuánto vale?, ¿a cuánto está?
what will it cost to have it repaired? — ¿cuánto va a costar repararlo?
it cost him his life/job — le costó la vida/el trabajo
it cost me a great deal of time/effort — me robó mucho tiempo/me costó mucho esfuerzo
whatever it costs, cost what it may — (also fig) cueste lo que cueste
to cost the earth —
it costs the earth * — cuesta un riñón, cuesta un ojo de la cara
2) (pt, pp costed) (Comm) [+ articles for sale] calcular el coste de; [+ job] calcular el presupuesto dethe job was costed at £5000 — se calculó que el coste del trabajo ascendería a 5.000 libras
3.CPDcost accountant N — contable mf de costes or (esp LAm) costos
cost accounting N — contabilidad f de costes or (esp LAm) costos
cost analysis N — análisis m inv de costes or (esp LAm) costos
cost centre N — centro m (de determinación) de costes or (esp LAm) costos
cost control N — control m de costes or (esp LAm) costos
cost of living N — coste m or (esp LAm) costo m de la vida
cost-of-living adjustment — ajuste m del coste de la vida
cost-of-living allowance — subsidio m por coste
cost-of-living bonus — plus m de carestía de vida, prima f por coste de la vida
cost-of-living increase — incremento m según el coste de la vida
cost-of-living index — índice m del coste or (LAm) de (la) vida
cost price N — (Brit) precio m de coste or (LAm) costo
- cost out* * *
I [kɔːst, kɒst]1)a) ( expense) (often pl) costo m (esp AmL), coste m (Esp)at no additional o extra cost — sin cargo adicional
to cover/cut costs — cubrir*/reducir* los gastos; (before n)
cost accounting — contabilidad f analítica de costos or (Esp) costes
to pay costs — pagar* las costas
c) u ( price) costo m, coste m (Esp)2) u (loss, sacrifice)at the cost of something — a costa or a expensas de algo
she helped me out, at great cost to herself — sacrificó mucho al ayudarme
at all costs — a toda costa, a cualquier precio
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1) (past & past p cost)a) \<\<article/service\>\> costar*how much did it cost you? — ¿cuánto te costó?
how much does it cost? — ¿cuánto cuesta?, ¿cuánto vale?
it'll cost you! — (colloq) mira que te va a salir caro!
b) ( cause to lose) costar*2) (past & past p costed)a) ( calculate cost of) calcular el costo or (Esp) coste deb) ( find out price of) averiguar* el precio de -
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bom 1. noun(a hollow case containing explosives etc: The enemy dropped a bomb on the factory and blew it up.) bombe2. verb1) (to drop bombs on: London was bombed several times.) bombe2) (to fail miserably: The play bombed on the first night.) mislykkes, bli fiasko•- bomber- bombshellbombeIsubst. \/bɒm\/1) bombe2) (amer. fotball) langpasning3) (austr., slang) vrak, rusthaug, forklaring: nedslitt bil som er lappet sammen og trimmet4) ( slang) formuedet kostet en formue \/ det kostet flesk5) ( slang) brøler, tabbego like a bomb ( hverdagslig) gå som et lyn\/skuddlook like a bomb's hit it (hverdagslig, om sted) se ut som et bombenedslagIIverb \/bɒm\/1) bombe, bombardere, kaste bomber (på), slippe bomber (over)2) gå i baret, gjøre fiaskobomb along\/down komme løpende, kjøre fortbombed (out of one's mind) sørpe full, døddrukken, pære fullbomb out bombe ut( slang) gå i baret, gjøre fiasko (amer., EDB, hverdagslig) gå ned, kræsje, bryte sammenbomb up forklaring: laste bomber i et fly -
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1. n цена; стоимостьcost reduction — снижение себестоимости; снижение стоимости
invoice cost — фактурная стоимость; стоимость по накладной
actual cost — фактическая себестоимость; цена приобретения
meet the cost — покрывать стоимость; оплачивать стоимость
2. n обыкн. l3. n расходы, издержки4. n юр. судебные издержки; судебные расходыwith costs — с возложением судебных издержек на сторону, проигравшую дело
cost determinants — факторы, определяющие величину издержек
5. n расплата; тяжёлая ценаat the cost of — ценой; за счет
6. v стоить, обходитьсяit will cost a pretty penny — это будет стоить немало денег;
7. v требовать, стоить8. v ком. назначать цену, оцениватьopportunity cost — "цена шанса"
Синонимический ряд:1. charge (noun) charge; tab2. distress (noun) distress; harm; pain; suffering3. loss (noun) damage; deprivation; detriment; forfeit; forfeiture; hurt; loss; penalty4. price (noun) amount; charge; disbursement; expenditure; expense; investment; outlay; payment; price; price tag; rate; sacrifice; tab; tariff; toll; value; worth5. go for (verb) go for; sell for6. obligate (verb) expect; necessitate; obligate7. require (verb) require; take8. valued at (verb) price; valued atАнтонимический ряд:emolument; income; perquisite; produce; profit; receipt; return; revenue; yield -
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● cost a bomb kushton qimet e kokës; go like a bomb ecën/punon shkëlqyeshëm./-v 1. bombardoj. 2. gj.fol. dështoj. 3. gj.fol. turrem, shkoj vetëtimthi● bomb out shkatërroj, bombardoj● bomb up mbush (avionin) me bomba● bomb aimer n. av. bombardues (aviator)● bomb disposal [bom dis'pouzël] n. usht. çminim, pastrim nga minat* * *bomb
См. также в других словарях:
cost a bomb — Ⅰ. cost (sb) a fortune/a bomb/the earth INFORMAL ► to be very expensive: »The court case will cost the company a fortune. Main Entry: ↑cost Ⅱ. cost a bomb … Financial and business terms
cost a bomb — (informal) To be very expensive • • • Main Entry: ↑bomb * * * cost a fortune/the earth/a bomb/informal phrase to cost a lot of money It cost a fortune to get the car fixed … Useful english dictionary
cost\ a\ bomb — • cost a bomb • an arm and a leg v. phr. To be extremely expensive. My new house has cost us an arm and a leg and we re almost broke … Словарь американских идиом
cost a bomb — or[an arm and a leg] {v. phr.} To be extremely expensive. * /My new house has cost us an arm and a leg and we re almost broke./ … Dictionary of American idioms
cost a bomb — or[an arm and a leg] {v. phr.} To be extremely expensive. * /My new house has cost us an arm and a leg and we re almost broke./ … Dictionary of American idioms
cost a bomb — Verb phrs. To be very expensive … English slang and colloquialisms
cost a fortune/a bomb/the earth — Ⅰ. cost (sb) a fortune/a bomb/the earth INFORMAL ► to be very expensive: »The court case will cost the company a fortune. Main Entry: ↑cost Ⅱ. cost a bomb … Financial and business terms
cost sb a bomb — Ⅰ. cost (sb) a fortune/a bomb/the earth INFORMAL ► to be very expensive: »The court case will cost the company a fortune. Main Entry: ↑cost Ⅱ. cost a bomb … Financial and business terms
cost sb a fortune/a bomb/the earth — Ⅰ. cost (sb) a fortune/a bomb/the earth INFORMAL ► to be very expensive: »The court case will cost the company a fortune. Main Entry: ↑cost Ⅱ. cost a bomb … Financial and business terms
cost a fortune — Ⅰ. cost (sb) a fortune/a bomb/the earth INFORMAL ► to be very expensive: »The court case will cost the company a fortune. Main Entry: ↑cost Ⅱ. cost a bomb … Financial and business terms
cost sb a fortune — Ⅰ. cost (sb) a fortune/a bomb/the earth INFORMAL ► to be very expensive: »The court case will cost the company a fortune. Main Entry: ↑cost Ⅱ. cost a bomb … Financial and business terms