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1 любить
(кого-л./что-л.)несовер.1) love2) ( чувствовать склонность)like; be fond (of)он любит, когда она поет — he likes her to sing
3) (нуждаться, требовать)need, require, like; to thrive (in)картофель любить песчаный грунт — potatoes require (thrive in) sandy ground, potatoes thrive in sandy ground
••любишь кататься, люби и саночки возить посл. — after the feast comes the reckoning
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2 нежно любить
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3 горячо
1.1. прил. кратк. см. горячий2. предик. безл.:2. нареч.мне, ему и т. д. горячо — it is too hot for me, him, etc.
hotly, with heat; warmly, with warmthгорячо любить (вн.) — love dearly (d.)
горячо сочувствовать (дт.) — sympathize deeply (with)
горячо спорить — argue hotly / heatedly
горячо поздравлять (вн.) — congratulate heartily (d.)
горячо говорить — speak* with warmth / fervour
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4 любить
(вн.)1) ( испытывать любовь) love (d)люби́ть ро́дину — love one's country
не́жно люби́ть — love (d) dearly / tenderly
его́ здесь о́чень лю́бят — he is well-liked here
2) ( чувствовать склонность) like (d), be fond (of)люби́ть му́зыку — be fond of music
она́ лю́бит ката́ться на конька́х — she likes skating
он лю́бит, когда́ она́ поёт — he likes her to sing
он лю́бит, когда́ идёт снег — he likes snowy weather
3) ( нуждаться в каких-л условиях) need (d), require (d); prefer (d)карто́фель лю́бит песча́ный грунт — potatoes require [thrive in] sandy ground
фиа́лки лю́бят тень — violets like shade
не люби́ть (не выносить) — not to agree (with)
ма́сло не лю́бит тепла́ — butter doesn't go well with heat
••лю́бишь ката́ться, люби́ и са́ночки вози́ть посл. — ≈ take the rough with the smooth; ≈ after the feast comes the reckoning
лю́бит - не лю́бит (гадание на ромашке) — he [she] loves me, he [she] loves me not
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5 он бы очень хотел
General subject: he would dearly love to (сделать что-л.) -
6 ты знаешь, как я тебя люблю
General subject: you know how dearly I love youУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > ты знаешь, как я тебя люблю
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7 горячо
I1) кратк. прил. см. горячий2) предик. безл. (дт.)II нареч.мне [ему́] горячо́ — it is too hot for me [him]
( с готовностью) eagerly; (страстно, увлечённо) ardently; passionately; ( сильно) strongly, with all one's heartгорячо́ люби́ть (вн.) — love (d) dearly
горячо́ люби́мый — beloved [-'lʌvɪd]
горячо́ сочу́вствовать (дт.) — sympathize deeply (with)
горячо́ спо́рить — argue hotly / heatedly
горячо́ поздравля́ть (вн.) — congratulate (d) heartily
горячо́ говори́ть — speak with warmth / fervour
горячо́ взя́ться за что-л — set to work on smth [set about doing smth] eagerly [with ardour / zeal]
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dearly — UK [ˈdɪə(r)lɪ] / US [ˈdɪrlɪ] adverb 1) very much He dearly wants to win. I love him dearly in spite of all his faults. would dearly like to do something: I d dearly like to be there when he finds out the truth! 2) with serious loss, damage, or… … English dictionary
