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1 обедать
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1) General subject: be at dinner, be at mess, be at table, chow down, dine (dine on something - пообедать чем-либо), dinner, have dinner, have lunch (в середине рабочего дня), lunch (в середине рабочего дня), noon, sit at table, take dinner, take lunch (в середине рабочего дня), to be at dinner, to be at mess, have feet (с кем-л.), put feet (с кем-л.), stretch legs under mahogany (с кем-л.)2) Jocular: put on the nosebag (особ. в ресторане) -
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без доп.
have dinner/lunch* * ** * *обедать; пообедать have dinner/lunch, dine* * *dinedinner -
4 обедать
1. have dinner; have lunch; dineобедать, пообедать — to have dinner
обедать, быть за столом — to be at dinner
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5 отужинать
сов.1) ( кончить ужинать) finish dinnerвы уже́ оту́жинали? — have you had dinner yet?
2) ( поужинать) have dinnerпригласи́ть оту́жинать (вн.) — ask (d) to dinner
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1) General subject: dine, have dinner, take a bit of mutton, take dinner, partake of a meal, take a bit of mutton (с кем-л.)2) Makarov: come to dinner, eat dinner, eat a bit of mutton (с кем-л.), eat a bit of mutton with (с кем-л.), dine on (чем-л.) -
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несов. - обе́дать, сов. - пообе́дать( в середине дня) have lunch; ( в вечернее время) have dinner; dineобе́дать вне до́ма — dine out
оста́ться обе́дать — stay to dinner
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11 Давайте позавтракаем (пообедаем, поужинаем) в ресторане.
Let's have breakfast in a restaurant.Let's have lunch in a restaurant.Let's have dinner in a restaurant.Русско-английский разговорник > Давайте позавтракаем (пообедаем, поужинаем) в ресторане.
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12 ужинать
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13 оставайтесь пообедать с нами
General subject: you'll stop and have dinner with usУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > оставайтесь пообедать с нами
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14 я обедаю в три
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ХЛЕБ ДА (И) СОЛЫ ХЛЁБ-СОЛЫ all obs, now used as an imitation of peasants' old-fashioned speech formula phrase these forms only fixed WO1. a greeting, salutation to those who are seated around the table at a mealgood appetite!enjoy your meal!В дворницкую вошёл Юрий Андреевич с двумя вёдрами. «Хлеб да соль». - «Просим вашей милости. Садись, гостем будешь» (Пастернак 1). Yurii Andreievich came in with two buckets. "Good appetite." "Make yourself at home. Sit down and have dinner with us" (1a).2. an invitation to a person or persons who arrive at mealtime and find another or others at the table, eatingyou're welcome to join me (us)please join me (us).See X-40. -
16 хлеб да соль!
• ХЛЕБ ДА <И> СОЛЬ!; ХЛЕБ-СОЛЬ! all obs now used as an imitation of peasants old-fashioned speech[formula phrase; these forms only; fixed WO]=====1. a greeting, salutation to those who are seated around the table at a meal:- good appetite!;- eqjoy your meal!♦ В дворницкую вошёл Юрий Андреевич с двумя вёдрами. "Хлеб да соль". - "Просим вашей милости. Садись, гостем будешь" (Пастернак 1). Yurii Andreievich came in with two buckets. "Good appetite." "Make yourself at home. Sit down and have dinner with us" (1a).2. an invitation to a person or persons who arrive at mealtime and find another or others at the table, eating:- you're welcome to join me <us>;- please join me <us>.—————← See X-40.Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > хлеб да соль!
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17 хлеб и соль!
• ХЛЕБ ДА <И> СОЛЬ!; ХЛЕБ-СОЛЬ! all obs now used as an imitation of peasants old-fashioned speech[formula phrase; these forms only; fixed WO]=====1. a greeting, salutation to those who are seated around the table at a meal:- good appetite!;- eqjoy your meal!♦ В дворницкую вошёл Юрий Андреевич с двумя вёдрами. "Хлеб да соль". - "Просим вашей милости. Садись, гостем будешь" (Пастернак 1). Yurii Andreievich came in with two buckets. "Good appetite." "Make yourself at home. Sit down and have dinner with us" (1a).2. an invitation to a person or persons who arrive at mealtime and find another or others at the table, eating:- you're welcome to join me <us>;- please join me <us>.—————← See X-40.Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > хлеб и соль!
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18 хлеб-соль!
I• ХЛЕБ ДА <И> СОЛЬ!; ХЛЕБ-СОЛЬ! all obs now used as an imitation of peasants old-fashioned speech[formula phrase; these forms only; fixed WO]=====1. a greeting, salutation to those who are seated around the table at a meal:- good appetite!;- eqjoy your meal!♦ В дворницкую вошёл Юрий Андреевич с двумя вёдрами. "Хлеб да соль". - "Просим вашей милости. Садись, гостем будешь" (Пастернак 1). Yurii Andreievich came in with two buckets. "Good appetite." "Make yourself at home. Sit down and have dinner with us" (1a).2. an invitation to a person or persons who arrive at mealtime and find another or others at the table, eating:- you're welcome to join me <us>;- please join me <us>.—————← See X-40.II• ХЛЕБ-СОЛЬ coll[NP; sing only; usu. obj or subj]=====⇒ food cordially and generously given to a guest; by extension warm and generous treatment of a guest:- (share < offer>) one's bread;- hospitality.♦ "Вот почему я особенно вам благодарна, Родион Романыч, что вы не погнушались моим хлебом-солью, даже и при такой обстановке..." (Достоевский 3). "That is why I am so especially grateful to you, Rodion Romanych, for not scorning my bread and salt, even in such circumstances..." (3c).♦...Вообще они были народ добрый, полны гостеприимства, и человек, вкусивший с ними хлеба-соли или просидевший вечер за вистом, уже становился чем-то близким... (Гоголь 3). In general, they were kindly and very hospitable, and anyone who had partaken of their hospitality or spent an evening playing whist with them became one of them... (3d).—————← From an old Slavic custom (still occasionally observed, especially in the countryside) of presenting a round loaf of bread and some salt to a guest of honor as a sign of respect and welcome.Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > хлеб-соль!
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19 обедать (I) > пообедать (I)
............................................................1. have dinner............................................................2. dine(v.) ناهار خوردن، شام خوردن، شام دادن -
20 ужинать
несов. - у́жинать, сов. - поу́жинатьhave dinner / supper
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