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1 charity
n1) милосердие2) благотворительность, филантропия3) pl благотворительная деятельность, занятие благотворительностью• -
2 Charity
1. n Чарити, Черити2. n благотворительность; филантропия3. n благотворительное общество4. n благотворительное учреждение5. n милосердие; отзывчивость; сострадание6. n снисходительность; доброжелательность; благожелательность7. n милостыня, подаяние8. n рел. любовьСинонимический ряд:1. benefaction (noun) benefaction; munificence; philanthropy; service2. indulgence (noun) caritas; clemency; forbearance; indulgence; leniency; lenity; mercifulness; mercy; patience; tolerance; toleration; understanding3. kindness (noun) altruism; beneficence; benevolence; bountifulness; compassion; generosity; grace; humanity; kindliness; kindness; love; magnanimity; open-handedness4. offering (noun) alms; beneficence; contribution; donation; gift; handout; offering5. organization to help the poor (noun) charitable institution; eleemosynary foundation; foundation; fund; goodwill; organisation to help the poor; organization to help the poor; Saint Vincent de Paul; salvation armyАнтонимический ряд: -
3 event
сущ.запланированное государственное или общественное мероприятиеАнгло-русский универсальный дополнительный практический переводческий словарь И. Мостицкого > event
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4 get\ up
1. I1) the old man fell down on the ice and couldn't get up старик упал на льду и никак не мог встать на ноги; he got up and left the room он встал и вышел из комнаты2) it is time to get up пора вставать3) the wind is getting up поднимается /усиливается/ ветер; the storm is getting up начинается гроза или буря2. II1) get up early (late, at once, immediately, at sunrise, in time, etc.) вставать рано и т. д.; what time do you get up? когда вы встаете?2) the sea got up at dawn на рассвете море разбушевалось3. III1) get up smb. /smb. up/ get the baby up поднимать /будить/ ребенка2) get up smth. /smth. up/ get up one's courage собираться с мужеством; get up one's appetite возбуждать аппетит; get up speed развивать скорость3) get up smth. /smth. up/ get up a dance (a party, a concert, an exhibition, etc.) устроить /организовать/ бал и т. д., get up an appeal организовать сбор подписей под воззванием или демонстрацию в поддержку чего-л. и т. д.; the students got up a country-wide campaign in support of nuclear disarmament студенты провели по всей стране широкую кампанию за ядерное разоружение; get up a lecture устраивать лекцию; get up a play ставить пьесу4. IVget up smb. /smb. up/ in some manner get oneself up elegantly (carefully, effectively, etc.) одеваться элегантно /со вкусом/ и т. д.5. VIIget up smth. /smth. up/ to do smth. get up a dramatic performance to raise money (some sort of entertainment to pass the time, a party to celebrate the event, etc.) организовать спектакль, чтобы собрать средства и т. д.6. XIbe got up in some manner she was well (badly, beautifully, etc.) got up она была хорошо и т. д. одета; she was got up like a princess a) она была одета, как принцесса; б) ее нарядили принцессой; the book is beautifully got up книга прекрасно оформлена7. XIIIget up to do smth. get up to recite a poem (to ask a question, to answer, etc.) встать на ноги /подняться/, чтобы прочесть стихотворение и т. д.8. XVI1) get up at some time get up early in the morning вставать рано утром2) get up with smth. the wind got up with the sun с восходом солнца ветер усилился3) get up into (on) smth. get up into a tree (on the roof, etc.) залезать /влезать/ на дерево и т. д.; get up behind smb. she got up behind him она села /влезла/ [на лошадь, на мотоцикл и т. д.] позади него; get up from smth. get up from one's knees (from a chair, from the table, from the ground, etc.) подняться /встать/ с колен и т. д. || get up by oneself а) подняться на ноги самостоятельно /без посторонней помощи/; б) взобраться (на лошадь, велосипед)4) get up to smth., smb. get up to chapter V (to page 20, to the end of the book, etc.) дойти /дочитать/ до пятой главы и т. д., where have you got up to? до какого места вы дошли?, где вы остановились?; we soon got up to the others мы скоро догнали остальных; get up to the high standard ( to the managerial status, to the required level, etc.) достигнуть высокого уровня и т. д.9. XXI11) get up smth. for smth. get up a performance (a concert, a party, etc.) for his birthday (for charity, etc.) организовать представление и т. д., чтобы отпраздновать /отметить день его рождения и т. д.; get up an article for a newspaper подготовить / написать/ статьи в газету2) get up smb. /smb. up/ in smth. get him up in a fancy dress нарядить его в маскарадный костюм; get oneself up in silk нарядиться в шелк10. XXIV1get up smb., smth. /smb., smth. up/ as smb., smth. get up smb. as a peasant girl (as an old woman, as a clown, as a fairy, as a sailor, etc.) одеть /нарядить/ кого-л. в костюм крестьянки и т. д., get this part of the hall up as a stage превратить эту часть зала в сцену, устроить в этой части зала сцену
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