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1 купа
ж1) heap, dump, pile; coop; діал. tumpскладати на купу — to heap up, to pile up
2) ( група) groupкупа дерев — group ( cluster) of trees
триматися купи — to keep ( to hold) together
3) ( багато) a lot (of), heaps (of), piles (of)"мала купа!" (дитяча гра) — scramble
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2 солідаризуватися
to hold together ( with); to make common cause ( with)солідаризуватися з чиєюсь думкою — to share smb.'s opinion
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3 триматися
1) ( за щось) to hold, to hold on2) ( дотримуватися) to keep (to), to stick (to), to adhere (to)триматися берега мор. — to hug the shore
триматися разом — to hold/stick/keep together
3) ( поводитися) to behave, to deport oneself4) ( на чому-небудь) to be held up (by), to be supported (by)5) ( не здаватися) to hold out, to stand firm; to hold one's groundтримайся! — steady!, stand firm! ( не здавайся); hold tight ( чіпляйся міцно)
6) ( кріпитися) to restrain oneself, to bear up7) ( зберігатися) to last -
4 рука
ж; мн. руки1) ( кисть) hand; ( від кисті до ліктя) forearm; ( від кисті до плеча)arm2) ( почерк) (hand)writing3)з правої (лівої) руки — on the right ( left) hand ( side)
махнути рукою — to give up, to lose interest in things ( people)
під рукою, під руками — at hand, ready to hand
руки вгору! — hands up!, stand and deliver!
збувати з рук — to get a thing off one's hands; to rid oneself (of)
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5 сковувати
= скувати1) ( метали) to forge, to weld together2) ( заковувати в ланцюги) to chain, to fetter, to bind, to shackle, to put in fetters ( irons)3) військ. to hold, to fixсковувати вогнем — to pin ( down) by the fire
4) ( кригою) to lock up5) ( про рухи) to constrain, to enchain
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