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1 поворот
ч1) turn(ing); ( під час лавірування) tack(ing); ( вигин ріки) bend, curve, sinuosity, winding; ( шляху) detourповорот ліворуч кругом військ. — left-about turn
крутий поворот — sharp turning; volte-face, reversal of one's policy, change of front
поворот на 180° тех. — turnover
покажчик повороту авт. — turn indicator
2) ( зміна) change, veering, turning point -
2 повертати
= повернути1) to return, to give back; ( посилати назад) to send back; ( нечесно взяте) to disgorge; ( когось) to recall; ( про гроші) to repay, to pay back; ( про витрати) to reimburse; ( про майно) to restoreповертати зір комусь — to restore smb.'s eyesight
2) ( звернути) to turn (round, about); to swing; мор. to wear, to haul, to turnповертати на інший галс мор. — to tack
3) ( надати певного спрямування чомусь) to change, to turn -
3 курс
ч1) course; ( політики) policy, tack, lineтримати курс (на) — to head ( for), to hold a course ( for); to pursue a course (of), to work towards
2) фін. rate ( of exchange)курс акцій — share ( stock) price
обмінний курс — rate of exchange, exchange rate
3) ( рік навчання) yearстудент другого курсу — a student in the second-year, a second-year student
4)бути в курсі справ — to be in the swim; to be welt informed, to be in the know
вводити в курс справи — to bring smb. up to date, to break in
тримати в курсі — to keep smb. ( well) posted on, to keep smb. informed
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