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61 yerinden sıçratmak
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62 пускати
= пустити1) ( відпускати) to let go, to allow; ( дозволяти) to permitпускати на волю — to set free, to release; ( пташку) to let out; ( собаку з прив'язі) to let loose
пускати у відпустку когось — to let smb. go on leave
2) ( впускати) to let in, to allow to enter3) ( в дію) to start, to run, to put in action, to set working; (машину тж.) to set in motion4) ( упроваджувати) to put ( into)пускати в обіг (гроші) — to issue, to put in circulation
пускати в продаж — to offer ( to put up) for sale
5) (газ, воду) to turn onпускати корінці — to take root тж.
7) ( розповсюджувати) to spread8) ( слину) to drivel; ( стрілу) to wing, to shoot, to launch; ( змія) to fly; ( дим) to exhale, to puff9)пускати кров — to let blood; to bleed
пускати в хід — to start, to set going; to give a start, to launch
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63 sussulto sm
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64 раскричаться
совер.
1) start shouting, raise a cry
2) (на кого-л.)
shout/bawl (at), bellow (at); give hell* * ** * *start shouting, raise a cry -
65 пустить в ход
(что-л.)to star, to set going, to give a start, to set in train; to get under way, to get started (о деле, предприятии); to start (up) an engine, to get running/going (о машине, механизме и т.п.); to start (up) a factory, to put a factory into operation (о фабрике и т.п.); to put smth. to use (свое обаяние и т.п.); to put forward an argument ( аргумент) -
66 sussulto
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67 напугать
1) General subject: consternate, frighten, give a fright (кого-л.), make afraid (кого-л.), make hair curl (кого-л.), put into a fright (кого-л.), scare, scare (кого-л.), shake the ghost into (кого-л.), startle, give a start (кого-л.), scare (испугать, кого-л.)2) Poetical language: fright3) Jargon: buffalo, put the wind up4) Makarov: put the wind up (smb.) (кого-л.), shake the ghost into (smb.) (кого-л.) -
68 помочь (кому-л.) встать на ноги
General subject: give a start in life, start in lifeУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > помочь (кому-л.) встать на ноги
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69 вздрагивать
вздрогнуть2. тк. несов. ( дрожать) quiver, shudder -
70 başlatmak
v. begin, start, give a start, open the ball, commence, get going, induct, initiate, institute, launch, lead away, lead off, open, set off, stir up, trigger -
71 başlatmamak
v. (neg. form of başlatmak) begin, start, give a start, open the ball, commence, get going, induct, initiate, institute, launch, lead away, lead off, open, set off, stir up, trigger -
72 input
input s.m.1 (inform.) input2 (estens.) start: dare l'input a un'iniziativa, to give a start to a project3 (econ.) (insieme degli elementi necessari alla produzione di un bene) input: analisi input-output, input-output analysis; input fisso, fixed input; input variabile, variable input.* * *['imput]sostantivo maschile invariabile inform. econ. input* * *input/'imput/m.inv.inform. econ. input. -
73 trasalire vi
[trasa'lire]fare trasalire qn — to make sb jump o start
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74 trgnuti se
vr pf jerk, (give a) start, twitch, recoil; fig rouse oneself; (popraviti se) coll: pull oneself together, get a grip on oneself, snap out of it, pull one's socks up, get on the ball; - trgnuti se iz sna* * *• rouse• shy• start -
75 estimular
• encourage• excite• give a spin• give a start• instead of• instigation• stimulate -
76 вздрагивать
quiver, shudder, start, startle, give a start, wince -
77 вздрогнуть
quiver, shudder, start, startle, give a start, wince -
78 вздрагивать
несов. - вздра́гивать, сов. - вздро́гнуть1) ( от неожиданности) start; сов. тж. give a start; ( от боли) flinch, wince2) тк. несов. ( дрожать) quiver, shudder -
79 вздрагивать
несовер. вздрагивать; совер. - вздрогнутьбез доп.1) start, give a start (от неожиданности); flinch, wince (от боли)quiver, shudder -
80 вздрогнуть
несовер. вздрагивать; совер. - вздрогнутьбез доп.start, give a start (от неожиданности); flinch, wince (от боли)
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