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1 петля
жloop тж. ав.; тех. collar, iron brace; ( для застібання на ґудзик) buttonhole; ( для застібання на гаплик) eye, hasp, eyelet; (дверей, вікна) hinge; ( сітки) mesh; ( у в'язанні) stitch, link; (дроту, канату) kink, loop; (пересувна на мотузці, канаті) slipknot, running knot, nooseобметувати петлі — to buttonhole, to work buttonholes
накинути петлю на шию — to attach ( to hang) a millstone about one's neck
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2 спускати
= спустити1) ( переміщувати вниз) to get down, to down, to lowerспускати прапор — to haul down the ensign; ( для салюту) to dip the flag
спускати шлюпку мор. — to lower a boat
спускати якір — to lower ( to let fall) the anchor
2) (випускати, відпускати) to release, to let go, to let loose; ( собак) to cast offспускати курок — to pull ( to release) the trigger
спускати собачку тех. — to trip
3) (рідину, газ) to let out, to drain4) перен., ( потурати) to pardon, to let off, to let pass5) полігр. to impose
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