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1 embrace
1. nобіймиto hold smb. in one's embrace — тримати когось в обіймах
2. v1) обнімати(ся притискати до грудей2) використовувати; скористатися3) приймати, сприймати4) обирати, ставати на шлях5) включати, містити (в собі); охоплювати6) оточувати7) підкоритися8) юр. намагатися вплинути на присяжних (суддів) шляхом підкупу* * *I [im'breis] n II [im'breis] v1) обіймати; притискати до грудей; обійматися2) використовувати, скористатися3) приймати, сприймати; обирати, вступати на шлях4) включати; містити в собі; охоплювати5) icт., пoeт. оточувати6) icт. прийняти, підкоритисяIII [im'breis] v; юр.намагатися вплинути на присяжних або суддів шляхом підкупу або інших незаконних дій
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