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1 погуляти
погуляти трохи — to have ( to take) a short walk; to walk а little, to walk for a while
3) ( повеселитися) to have a good ( merry) time, to make merry -
2 веселитися
to enjoy oneself, to make merry; to rollick; поет. to rejoice -
3 веселішати
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4 весело
gaily, merrily, joyfullyвесело проводити час — to make merry, to have a good time
як весело! — what fun!, what sport!
веселіше дивіться! — take it easy!, cheer up!
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5 гуляти
1) ( прогулюватися) to walk, to take a walk, to go for a walk ( a stroll), to be out of doors, be in the fresh air2) ( бути вільним від роботи) to be free from work, not to be working; ( не діяти) to stand ( to be) idle3) ( розважатися) to make merry, to carouse, to have a good time ( spree)4) ( бути в любовних стосунках) to go ( with), to have a sexual relationship ( with), to lead a dissolute ( loose) life -
6 гульнути
to make merry, to go on a spree -
7 повеселитися
to enjoy oneself, to make merry, поет. to rejoice -
8 потішитися
to amuse oneself; to make merry; to have a bit of fun -
9 життя
сlife; existence, livingзаробляти на життя — to earn ( to make) one's living
віддати своє життя (за когось, щось) — to give ( to lay down) one's life ( for)
впроваджувати в життя — to carry out, to put smth. in practice
втратити (врятувати) життя — to lose (to save, to spare) one's life
спосіб (уклад) життя — way of living, course (way, manner, frame) of life; the tenor of man's life and habits
протягом життя — during (in) one's lifetime
засоби для життя — livelihood; means of subsistence
веселе життя — joyful life, a merry life
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10 насмішити
to set one laughing, to make one laugh ( merry)
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make merry — {v. phr.}, {literary} To have fun, laugh, and be happy, * /In Aesop s fable the grasshopper made merry while the ant worked and saved up food./ * /In the Bible story a rich man ate and drank and made merry./ … Dictionary of American idioms
make merry — {v. phr.}, {literary} To have fun, laugh, and be happy, * /In Aesop s fable the grasshopper made merry while the ant worked and saved up food./ * /In the Bible story a rich man ate and drank and made merry./ … Dictionary of American idioms
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make merry — have fun, laugh and celebrate We decided to go to a nice restaurant and make merry for the evening … Idioms and examples
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make merry — I m afraid we may have made merry a bit too long last night Syn: have fun, have a good time, enjoy oneself, have a party, celebrate, carouse, feast, ‘eat, drink, and be merry, ’ revel, roister; informal party, have a ball … Thesaurus of popular words
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