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1 hear a shrift
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ʃrɪft сущ.;
уст. исповедь to go/come to shrift ≈ идти на исповедь to make one's shrift ≈ исповедывать to hear a shrift ≈ исповедываться short shrift ≈ короткий срок между приговором и казнью to give short shrift to smb. ≈ быстро расправиться с кем-л. (устаревшее) исповедь - to make one's * исповедаться - to hear a * исповедать (устаревшее) отпущение грехов short ~ короткий срок между приговором и казнью;
to give short shrift (to smb.) быстро расправиться (с кем-л.) short ~ короткий срок между приговором и казнью;
to give short shrift (to smb.) быстро расправиться (с кем-л.) shrift уст. исповедь -
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1. n1) заст. сповідь2) відпущення гріхівshort shrift — а) короткий проміжок часу між вироком і стратою; б) незначна відстрочка; в) коротка розправа
to give short shrift to smb., to make short shrift of smb. — швидко розправитися з кимсь
2. vсповідувати* * *n; іст.сповідь; відпущення гріхів -
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[ʃrıft] n арх.1) исповедь2) отпущение грехов -
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