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1 a-şi refuza strictul necesar
to stint oneself.Română-Engleză dicționar expresii > a-şi refuza strictul necesar
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2 скупиться
нсвto be stingy; to stint (oneself); на что-л to skimp (on), to stint (on)не скупи́сь! — don't be stingy!, бери сколько хочешь don't stint yourself, take all you want
скупи́ться на похвалы́ — to be sparing in giving praise
не скупи́ться на похвалы́ — not to stint one's praise, to praise lavishly/profusely
не скупи́ться на лесть — to lay it on thick coll
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3 отказывать
I несов. - отка́зывать, сов. - отказа́ть1) (в чём-л кому́-л; не давать, не разрешать) refuse (smth to smb), deny (smth to smb)отка́зывать в по́мощи (дт.) — deny assistance (to)
отка́зывать в про́сьбе кому-л — turn down smb's request
отка́зывать в разреше́нии (дт.) — refuse permission (to)
отка́зывать в ви́зе (дт.) — refuse a visa ['viːzə] (to)
отка́зывать в и́ске юр. — nonsuit [-'sjuːt] (d)
2) (кому-л; отвергать) turn down (d), refuse (d)он сде́лал ей предложе́ние, но она́ отказа́ла ему́ — he asked her to marry him but she refused [she turned him down]
3) ( об оборудовании - не срабатывать) fail; break downмото́р отказа́л — the engine failed
4) (о здоровье, способностях организма - слабеть, не действовать) failему отка́зывает здоро́вье — his health is failing
ему́ отказа́ли но́ги — his feet failed under him
певцу́ отказа́л го́лос — the singer's voice failed him
5) (в чём-л кому́-л; не признавать каких-л качеств за кем-л) deny (that smb is + adj; that smb has d)ему́ нельзя́ отказа́ть [не отка́жешь] в остроу́мии — there's no denying that he is witty
ему́ не отка́жешь в не́котором обая́нии — there's no denying that he has some / a charm
••отка́зывать от до́ма — forbid (i) the house
ни в чём себе́ не отка́зывать — deny oneself nothing; let oneself go
отка́зывать себе́ во всём — deny oneself [stint oneself in] everything
II несов. - отка́зывать, сов. - отказа́ть; уст.не откажи́те в любе́зности (повелит. накл.; + инф.) — be so kind (as + to inf)
(что-л кому́-л; завещать) bequeath [-ð] (smth to smb) -
4 se refuser
ʀ(ə)fyze1. vpr/viJe me refuse à accepter ce genre de travail. — I refuse to accept this kind of work.
se refuser à qch; Il se refuse à toute compromission avec le nouveau régime. — He refuses to compromise in any way with the new regime.
Il s'est refusé à tout commentaire. — He refused to comment.
2. vpr/réfl1)se refuser qch — to deny o.s. sth
Il se refusait le moindre plaisir. — He denied himself any pleasure.
Il ne se refuse rien. — He doesn't stint himself.
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5 стеснять
vt; св - стесни́ть1) ограничивать to confine, to restrict; жалеть чего-л to stint (of/on); мешать психологически to inhibitстесня́ть себя́ в чём-л — to stint oneself of sth
его́ искушённость стесня́ла подро́стков — his sophistication inhibited the teenagers
2) вынуждать тесниться to cramp, to crowd (out)бою́сь, мы вас си́льно стесни́ли — I'm afraid you're cramped for space because of us, we have crowded you out of home
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6 отказывать
1. отказать1. (в чём-л. кому-л.) refuse (smth. to smb.), deny (smth. to smb.); ( запрещать) forbid* (smth. to smb.)отказывать в помощи (дт.) — deny assistance (to)
отказывать в визе (дт.) — refuse a visa (to)
отказывать в иске юр. — nonsuit (d.)
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отказывать от дома — forbid* the house (i.)2. отказать (что-л. кому-л.) уст. (завещать)ему нельзя отказать в остроумии, любезности, умении держать себя и т. п. — there's no denying that he is witty, amiable, well-mannered, etc.
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7 trapiti se
vr impf rlg practice mortification, mortify one's body I fig ne trapiti se se (zakidati se, škrtariti) not stint oneself, do oneself well -
8 ограничивать себя в еде
General subject: keep to a strict diet, stint oneself in foodУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > ограничивать себя в еде
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9 отказывать себе
General subject: abnegate (в чем-л.), stint oneself (урезывать себя, ради детей) -
10 ограничивать
ограничить (вн. тв.)limit (d. to), restrict (d. to)ограничивать оратора временем — set* the speaker a timelimit
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11 обмежувати
= обмежитиto limit, to confine, to set limits ( boundaries); to restrain, to restrictобмежувати себе в чомусь — to stint oneself of smth.
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12 zich bekrimpen
v. stint oneself, restrict, pull-in -
13 stegnuti se
• congeal; scrimpy; shrink; squeeze out; stiffen; stint oneself -
14 stisnuti se
• squeeze out; stint oneself -
15 ограничивать
несов. - ограни́чивать, сов. - ограни́чить(вн. тв.) limit (d to), restrict (d to)ограни́чивать себя́ во всём — stint oneself in everything
ограни́чивать ора́тора вре́менем — set the speaker a timelimit
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16 otkidati
vt impf - otkinuti; impf keen breaking off, sunder/sever continually | fig otkidati sebi od usta stint oneself, scrimp -
17 stiskati se
vr impf (štedjeti) scrimp, scrape, stint oneself (in) | stišće se u pranju it shrinks when washed (koji se ne stišće non-shrink, pre-shrunk); - u plesu dance groin to groin -
18 uskraćivati
vt pf - uskratiti | - sebi stint oneself in (- škrtariti, zakidati) -
19 ограничивать
нсв vt1) (св ограни́чить) ставить предел to limit, to restrictограни́чивать себя́ в чём-л — to stint oneself of sth
ограни́чивать ора́тора вре́менем — to set the speaker a time-limit
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20 sich etw. vom Mund absparen
to stint oneself for sth.
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