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121 помочь
1. assistпредназначенный для того, чтобы помочь — intended to assist
2. lend a handбудь так добр, помоги мне — do be a saint and help with this
3. redound toспособствовать; помогать; помочь — redound to
4. help; aid; assist; availпомочь в затруднении, выручить — help over
5. aid6. avail7. see a throughбог в помощь; да поможет вам бог — may god speed you
Синонимический ряд:поддержать (глаг.) подать руку помощи; поддержать; подсобить; пособить; прийти на выручку; прийти на помощь; протянуть руку помощиАнтонимический ряд: -
122 ракетный ускоритель
1) Military: jet booster2) Astronautics: accelerating rocket engine, acceleration rocket, ascent engine, assist, auxiliary rocket engine, boost, boost power plant, boosted rocket, booster bottle, booster unit, bottle, jato bottle, jato engine, jato motor, jato rocket engine, jato unit, jet assist, jet assisted takeoff unit, propelling booster, rate unit, rato bottle, rato engine, rocket assist, rocket assisted takeoff unit, rocket booster, takeoff rocket engine3) Makarov: ratoУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > ракетный ускоритель
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123 стартовый двигатель
1) General subject: booster2) Military: ejection rocket, zero stage motor3) Engineering: booster rocket4) Astronautics: accelerating rocket engine, acceleration motor, ascent engine, assist, assisted takeoff engine, assisted takeoff unit, auxiliary rocket engine, boost, boost motor, boost power plant, booster bottle, booster engine, booster motor, booster propulsion unit, booster unit, bottle, jato bottle, jato engine, jato motor, jato unit, jet assist, jet assisted takeoff unit, liftoff engine, propelling booster, rate unit, rato bottle, rocket assist, rocket assisted takeoff unit, takeoff rocket engine, wrap-round boost engineУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > стартовый двигатель
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124 ассистировать
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125 помогать
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1) (кому-л.) help
2) avail, be effective; relieve, bring relief* * *1) help; 2) assist* * *help, aid, assist; support* * *aidassistavailavailsbearbesteadfacilitatehelppromotepropredoundsecond -
126 помочь
см. помогать* * *1) help; 2) assist* * *help, aid, assist; support* * *aidassistbesteadhelp -
127 присутствовать
несовер.; (на чем-л.)
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Глаголу помогать соответствуют английские синонимы help, aid и assist. Help – наиболее употребительное слово, имеющее значение 'помогать – оказывать действенную помощь' (часто в виде личной услуги) лицу, испытывающему в ней острую нужду: to help somebody with the luggage, to help one out of a difficulty. Aid имеет значение 'помогать – оказывать поддержку лицу, добивающемуся осуществления какой-л. цели' (помощь может быть индивидуальной или исходить от группы, коллектива, страны): to aid somebody to carry on a scheme, to aid a country with loans and subsidies. Если речь идет о помощи, имеющей второстепенный характер, употребляется assist: a student who can assist a professor in his work.Трудности английского языка (лексический справочник). Русско-английский словарь > помогать
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