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1 займатися
I = зайнятися( робити щось) to busy oneself ( with); to be engaged (in); to go in for; to work (at); ( присвячувати себе) to devote oneself (to); ( дрібницями) to bother ( about)займатися адвокатурою — to practise as a defending lawyer, to be a practising barrister, to attend the Bar
займатися контрабандою — to smuggle, to be a smuggler
займатися політикою — to be engaged in politics, to politicize
II = зайнятисязайматися спортом — to go in for sport, to indulge in sport
1) ( про вогонь) to catch fire, to begin burning2) ( червоніти) to blush, to flush; ( спалахувати від збудження) to flare up, to break out3) -
2 вовтузитися
2) ( соватися) to fidget; to move restlessly; to squirm -
3 діло
с; тж. див. справаaffair; ( що стосується когось) concern, concernment; ( питання) matter; ( заняття) business, work; ( вчинок) act, deed; ( покликання) occupation, avocation; ( за яке борються) causeяке мені діло! — І don't care!; what's that to me?
мені нема діла — I don't care; it's no business of mine; it's not my funeral
займатися ділом — to busy oneself (with, in, at)
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4 кохатися
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