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1 тягти
= тягнути1) ( волочити) to draw, to pullтягти канат мор. — to heave, to haul up
2) ( про локомотив) to haul, to tug; ( на буксирі) to towтягти судно на канаті — to tow, to track a boat, to take ( to have) in tow
3) ( витягувати) to draw; ( розтягати) to stretch4) ( зволікати) to delay, to drag out, to put off, to protract5) (розтягувати, повільно говорити) to drawl, to drag outтягти слова — to drawl, to speak in a slow and lazy manner
6) безос. ( вабити) to drag; to draw; to attract7) ( виймати) to draw, to pull8) ( цупити) to steal; to filch9) безос. ( мати тягу) to draw10) безос. (повівати; доноситися - про запах) to come, to be felt11) ( прокладати) to lay12) (зі смаком пити, вдихати) to draw up; to suck in, to take in13) ( відповідати вимогам) to make the grade (as)14)тягти волинку — to dawdle, to drag out, to be dilatory
тягти лямку — to drudge, to toil
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