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61 shower
I1. [ʹʃaʋə] n1. 1) ливеньto be overtaken by /to be caught in/ a shower - попасть под проливной дождь
2) обильное выпадение (снега, града и т. п.)shower of rain - дождь, ливень
shower of hail - град, выпадение града
shower of snow - редк. снегопад
shower of ash - геол. пеплопад
shower of meteors, meteor shower - астр. метеорный поток
3) физ. ливень космических лучей, космический ливень2. душ (тж. shower bath)shower stall - амер. душевая кабина
3. обилие, множествоshower of tears [of blood] - потоки слёз [крови]
shower of arrow's [of bullets, of blows] - град стрел [пуль, ударов]
letters [gifts, honours] come in showers - письма [подарки, почести] сыплются как из рога изобилия
4. = shower party2. [ʹʃaʋə] v1. осыпать, забрасывать (тж. shower up)to shower stones (up)on smb. - забросать кого-л. камнями
to shower bullets (up)on smb. - осыпать кого-л. градом пуль
to shower letters [telegrams] (up)on smb. - бомбардировать /засыпать/ кого-л. письмами [телеграммами]
to shower gifts (up)on smb. - задаривать кого-л., засыпать кого-л. подарками
to shower smb. with honours - оказывать кому-л. всевозможные почести
2. 1) литься ливнем; быть сильным (о граде, снеге и т. п.)it is showering - (дождь) льёт как из ведра, идёт сильный ливень
2) литься (ручьями); сыпаться (градом)3. поливать, орошать; брызгатьto shower spray over /on/ smb., to shower smb. with spray - обрызгать /обдать/ кого-л. брызгами
4. принять душII [ʹʃəʋə] n1. см. show III + -er2. экспонент -
62 ‘Rock-a-Bye, Baby’
популярная детская колыбельная:Rock-a-bye, baby, on the tree top;
When the wind blows, the cradle will
rock;
When the bough breaks, the cradle will
fall,
And down will come baby, cradle and
all.
(тж. Hush-a-Bye, Baby)
колыбель —
(Пер. О. Седаковой)
США. Лингвострановедческий англо-русский словарь > ‘Rock-a-Bye, Baby’
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63 cold
I [kəʊld] n1) холод, стужа, морозMy hands got numb with cold. — У меня руки онемели от холода.
He can't stand the cold of winter. — Он не выносит зимних холодов.
- hate the coldShut the door to keep out the cold. — Закрой дверь, чтобы не напускать холода.
- suffer from the cold
- be in the cold
- be dead with cold
- come from the cold
- keep the meat in the cold
- keep out the cold
- shiver with cold
- stand the cold
- cold is holding2) простуда, насморкDo you have anything for a cold? — У вас есть что-нибудь от насморка/от простуды?
This medicine is very good for a cold. — Это лекарство хорошо помогает от простуды.
- cold in the headShe often catches colds. — Она часто простуживается
- cold in the chest
- catch cold II [kəʊld] adj1) холодный, студеный, морозныйMy hands are cold from the icy-water. — У меня замерзли руки от ледяной воды.
The room was cold from the wind. — В комнате было холодно из-за ветра.
The snow felt cold to his bare feet. — Снег леденил его голые/босые ноги.
My hands (my feet) are cold. — У меня замерзли руки (ноги).
Your tea has got quite cold. — У вас чай совсем остыл.
He is getting cold. — Он зябнет/мерзнет.
I'm cold. — Мне холодно.
- cold wind- cold weather
- cold season
- cold for smb, smth
- cold from the frost
- grow cold
- blow cold
- get cold
- cold to the touch
- it is cold out
- wind blows cold2) неприветливый, равнодушный, холодныйHis words left me cold. — Его слова меня не тронули.
- cold greeting- cold reception
- be cold in one's behaviour
- be cold in answering
- be cold with smb3) помертветь, застытьHe turned cold at the news. — Он помертвел, когда ему сообщили эту новость
- be cold with fear- be cold with defeat
- get cold at the thought -
64 way
[weɪ]n1) дорога, путьWe were behind them all the way. — Всю дорогу мы шли позади них.
The first impression goes a long way with one. — Человек надолго остается под первым впечатлением.
The people stood over the way. — Люди, стояли по ту сторону дороги/улицы.
He made his way through the crowd. — Он пробился через толпу.
- shortest way- all the way
- half the way
- six-foot way
- way to the centre
- long way from here
- half way to the river - rest of the way
- parting of the ways
- on one's way to the office
- on one's way home
- by the same way
- on the way back to the hotel
- on the way down here
- on both sides of the way- ask the way to the station- go smb's way
- take this way- stand in the way- be in smb's way
- get out of the way
- run all the way
- try and find another way
- walk along a well lighted way
- go the nearest way
- come a long way
- go this way
- take any car going that way
- take the right way
- go the opposite way
- go part way
- stop half way
- find the way up
- lead smb the way
- make one's way home
- force one's way home
- pay one's way home
- bar the way to the door
- go by way of Sweeden- prepare the way for cooperation- make way for smb, smth
- forget the way to one's house
- go one's way
- give way to tears
- make one's way to the boat2) способ, образ действия, манера, манеры, привычка, привычкиWe were to blame in our different ways. — Мы все были по-своему виноваты.
I shall lose both ways. — И в том и в другом случае я проигрываю.
It might be just the other way. — Это может быть совершенно иначе.
The project was in no way new. — План был совсем не нов.
- my father's waysThe wind blows six months one way and six months the other (way). — Ветер полгода дует в одном направлении, а другие полгода - в другом.
- only way left
- better way of life
- way of doing smth
- other way about
- way of knowledge is the true way
- way of the world
- way of all flesh
- way of dancing
- silly way to stop this
- curious way of finding smth out
- way of living
- one way or the other
- imposible in a way
- in one's own way
- in a matter-of-fact way
- in every way
- in other ways
- in two ways
- in a hundred ways
- in one way or another
- in a lot of ways
- in one's friendly ways
- in one's college way
- in smb's joking way
- by way of excuse
- in any way connected with it
- do smth in this way
- have one's own way
- put the question another way
- do smth in the same way
- do smth in a new way
- do smth in various ways
- talk this way
- be this way
- look for a way of escape
- go out of one's way to do smth
- know the way to get things done
- find out the way to get things done
- have a way with animals
- change smb's ways
- have a peculiar way of touching his hair
- have a way with children
- have it your way
- way you move
- way she wears things
- way they dress
- way to do smth3) решение, выход из положения- easy way out- way out
- way out of the difficulty
- find a way out
- see no way out4) на расстоянии, далеко, значительно- walk a little way along the platform
- stop a little short way behind smb
- stop a little way from the gates
- stick way out
- sit way up in bed
- stay way out of it
- it was way past the time
- by the way
См. также в других словарях:
come to blows (over something) — come to ˈblows (over sth) idiom to start fighting because of sth • We almost came to blows over what colour the new carpet should be. Main entry: ↑blowidiom … Useful english dictionary
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come to blows — if two people come to blows, they start hitting each other It sounded as if they were about to come to blows … English dictionary
come to blows — If two or more people come to blows, they start to fight. The debate was so intense that the participants almost came to blows … English Idioms & idiomatic expressions
come to blows — to have a fight or a serious argument with someone. Demonstrators nearly came to blows with the police during the march. It seems increasingly unlikely that the two countries will come to blows over this latest territorial dispute (often + over) … New idioms dictionary
come to blows — verb To fight; to initiate physical conflict, especially subsequent to escalating tension or antagonism. Ill follow you, Floating Tom, into the Mingo camp, on such an arrnd, and will strive to do my duty, should we come to blows; though, never… … Wiktionary
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To come to blows — Blow Blow, n. [OE. blaw, blowe; cf. OHG. bliuwan, pliuwan, to beat, G. bl[ a]uen, Goth. bliggwan.] 1. A forcible stroke with the hand, fist, or some instrument, as a rod, a club, an ax, or a sword. [1913 Webster] Well struck ! there was blow for… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
come to blows — {v. phr.} To begin to fight. * /The two quarreling boys came to blows after school./ * /The two countries came to blows because one wanted to be independent from the other./ … Dictionary of American idioms
