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1 обещать слишком много
General subject: profess too muchУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > обещать слишком много
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2 слишком горячо заверять
General subject: profess too much (в чем-л.)Универсальный русско-английский словарь > слишком горячо заверять
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3 обещать
1. make promiseя требую то, что вы обещали — I claim your promise
обещайте, что никому не расскажете — promise not to tell
2. bid fairпосулить; сулить; пообещать; обещать — bid fair
3. be commited toобещать слишком много; слишком горячо заверять — to profess too much
4. promisedдавать несбыточные обещания, обещать невозможное — to promise the moon
5. promising6. promiseон был очень увлечён, когда обещал это — he was taken away when he promised that
Синонимический ряд:1. давать обещание (глаг.) давать обещание; давать слово; обещаться; сулить; сулиться2. обязываться (глаг.) брать на себя обязательство; брать обязательство; обязываться
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