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81 nahekommen
na|he|kom|men sep irreg aux sein +dat irreg aux sein +datvi (fig)sich or einander náhekommen — to become close
See:→ auch nahe* * *na·he|kom·menvi irreg Hilfsverb: sein* * *nahekommen v/i (irr, trennb, ist -ge-):jemandem nahekommen get to know sb;einander nahekommen/sehr nahekommen get to know each other/grow close, develop a close relationship; einer Sache: come close to, approach;es kommt der Wahrheit ziemlich nahe it’s ( oder it comes) pretty close to the truth* * *v.to approach v. -
82 certes
certes [sεʀt]adverb* * *sɛʀtadverbe ( en signe de concession) admittedlyce ne sera certes pas facile mais... — admittedly it won't be easy but...
il est séduisant, certes, mais prétentieux — he is good-looking, certainly, but he is conceited
* * *sɛʀt adv1) (= on le conçoit) admittedlyIl est certes brillant, mais quant à ses capacités de manager, je ne sais pas. — Admittedly he's brilliant, but as regards his abilities as a manager, I don't know.
2) (réponse affirmative) indeed3) (concession) certainlyNous nous connaissons, certes, mais nous ne sommes pas amis. — We know each other, certainly, but we are not friends.
* * *certes adv1 ( en signe de concession) admittedly; ce ne sera certes pas facile mais… admittedly it won't be easy but…; certes, je me suis trompé, mais… admittedly I made a mistake but…; il est séduisant, certes, mais prétentieux he is good-looking, certainly, but he is conceited;2 †( assurément) indeed; ‘c'est une question d'honneur?’-‘certes non!’ ‘is it a question of honourGB?’-‘certainly not!’[sɛrt] adverbecertes, je ne pouvais pas lui dire la vérité I certainly couldn't tell him the truth2. [servant de réponse] certainlym'en voulez-vous? — certes non! are you angry with me? — of course not ou certainly not!certes, sa situation n'est pas enviable, mais que faire? his situation is certainly not to be envied, but what can be done? -
83 intimately
adverbgenau[estens] [kennen]; bestens [vertraut]; eng [verbinden]* * *[-mət-]adverb innig* * *in·ti·mate·ly[ˈɪntɪmətli, AM -t̬ə-]to be \intimately acquainted with sb mit jdm gut bekannt seinto speak \intimately in einem vertraulichen Ton sprechen* * *['IntImItlɪ]advacquainted bestens; behave, speak vertraulich; related, connected eng; know genau, gründlichwe know each other but not intimately — wir kennen uns, aber nicht besonders gut
he is intimately involved in local politics — er ist tief in Lokalpolitik verwickelt
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84 inside
inside [ˈɪnˈsaɪd]━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━1. adverba. dedans, à l'intérieur• come inside! entrez (donc) !2. preposition• he was waiting inside the house il attendait à l'intérieur de la maison or dans la maison• she was standing just inside the gate (seen from inside) elle était juste de ce côté-ci de la barrière ; (seen from outside) elle était juste de l'autre côté de la barrière• he came back inside three minutes or inside of three minutes (US) il est revenu en moins de trois minutes3. noun4. plural noun5. adjective• it must have been an inside job (inf) (theft) c'est un coup qui a dû être monté par quelqu'un de la maison• the inside lane (in Britain) ≈ la voie de gauche ; (in US, continental Europe) ≈ la voie de droite6. compounds* * *1. ['ɪnsaɪd]1) ( inner area or surface) intérieur mto be on the inside — [runner] être dans le couloir intérieur or à la corde; [horse] tenir la corde; [car] gen être sur or dans la voie de droite; (in GB, Australia) être sur or dans la voie de gauche
to overtake on the inside — (in Europe, US etc) doubler à droite; (in GB, Australia etc) doubler à gauche
2) ( position of trust)3) (colloq) ( prison)2.on the inside — en taule (colloq)
insides (colloq) [ɪn'saɪdz] plural noun ( intestines) ( of animal) entrailles fpl; ( of human) intestin m, estomac m, boyaux (colloq) mpl3. [ɪn'saɪd]1) ( in the interior of) à l'intérieurinside the box — à l'intérieur de or dans la boîte
2) (within an area, organization) à l'intérieur de3) ( under)4. ['ɪnsaɪd]1) ( interior) [cover, pocket, surface] intérieur; [toilet] à l'intérieur2) ( first-hand) [information] de première main3) ( within an organization)an inside job — un coup monté de l'intérieur or par quelqu'un de la maison
4)5. [ɪn'saɪd]the inside lane — ( of road) (in Europe, US etc) la voie de droite; (in GB, Australia etc) la voie de gauche; ( of athletics track) le couloir intérieur
1) ( indoors) à l'intérieur; ( in a container) à l'intérieur, dedansto look inside — regarder à l'intérieur or dedans
to go ou come ou step inside — entrer
to bring something inside — rentrer [chairs]
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85 happen
( NBrit) vielleicht, möglicherweise;\happen it'll rain later es könnte später regnen vi1) ( occur) geschehen, passieren ( fam) event stattfinden, sich akk ereignen ( geh) process vor sich dat gehen, ablaufen ( fam)don't let that \happen again! dass das nicht nochmal vorkommt!;if anything \happens to me... falls mir etwas zustoßen sollte,...;I can't see this \happening ich kann mir das nicht vorstellen;these things \happen das kann vorkommen;what's \happening? was geht? ( fam), was ist los?;nothing ever \happens here hier ist tote Hose ( fam)it \happened like this:... das war so:...;whatever \happens was auch immer geschieht, wie es auch kommen mag;2) ( by chance)to \happen to do sth zufällig etw tun;we \happen to know each other zufällig kennen wir uns;it \happened [that...] der Zufall wollte es[, dass...];it just so \happens that... wie's der Zufall will,...;how does it \happen that you know her? wie kommt es, dass du sie kennst?;to \happen [up]on sb/ sth jdm/etw zufällig begegnen4) ( indicating contradiction)to \happen to do sth etw trotzdem tun;I \happen to think he's right whatever you say sag was du willst, ich glaube trotzdem, dass er Recht hat5) ( actually)as it \happens tatsächlich -
86 upoznavanje
n (i -e sa) getting to know, getting acquainted, meeting, familiarizing1 (oneself), briefing, getting briefed on, looking into, exploring | međusobno -e getting to know each other; sastanak radi -a get--acquainted meeting; večer -a get-together evening/pa* * *• presentation• initiation• introduction• learning• familiarising -
87 conocerse
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88 опозная
опозна̀я,опозна̀вам гл. get/come to know, become well acquainted (with), familiarize o.s. (with); \опозная отблизо gain an intimate knowledge of; \опозная хората see life;\опозная се: опознаваме се взаимно get to know each other. -
89 Introductions
1) При официальном знакомстве используется фраза Can/May I introduce + (имя, фамилия и т. п.)? — Разрешите представить такого-то (глагол may звучит более официально, чем can). При знакомстве обычно обмениваются фразами How do you do? — Как поживаете? (формула How do you do? не требует ответа).2) В неофициальной обстановке употребляются менее формальные выражения, например: John, do you know Mary? Mary, this is my friend John — Джон, ты знаком с Мэри? Мэри, это мой друг Джон или I don't think you two know each other, do you? — Не думаю, что вы (двое) знакомы друг с другом. Знакомящиеся обмениваются фразами Pleased/Nice to meet you — Приятно познакомиться! или, в дружеской ситуации, Hello!, Hi! — Привет!.3) Американским аналогом формулы How do you do? может служить фраза How are you? — Как поживаете?.•— Как справиться о здоровье и делах см. Asking about health etc
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90 تعارف
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91 a square shooter
амер.; разг.честный, порядочный человек, человек, ведущий честную игру [происходит от выражения shoot square или straight; см. shoot square]I don't know why I'm telling you all this except that - well, you were nice to me and you're a square shooter and I like you. (E. S. Gardner, ‘The D. A. Breaks an Egg’, ch. 5) — Не знаю, зачем я все это вам рассказываю. Может быть, потому, что вы человек порядочный, хорошо ко мне отнеслись и мне нравитесь.
You and I know each other pretty well... You've been a square shooter. I'd like to make it permanent. (E. S. Gardner, ‘Fools Die on Friday’, ch. 19) — Мы неплохо знаем друг друга. Ты всегда была мне преданным другом. Я хотел бы, чтобы мы навсегда связали наши жизни.
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92 kennenlernen kennen·lernen
Deutsch-Englisch-Wörterbuch mini > kennenlernen kennen·lernen
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93 idea
1) (opinion; belief: I have an idea that it won't work.) idé, tanke, forestilling2) (a plan: I've an idea for solving this problem.) idé, plan, påfunn3) (mental picture: This will give you an idea of what I mean.) idé, forestilling, anelsehensikt--------idé--------tanke--------vurderingsubst. \/aɪˈdɪə\/1) idé2) begrep, forestilling, oppfatning, syn, mening3) mening, hensikt, tanke4) innfall, påfunn5) temaget ideas få fikse ideergive someone ideas gi noen fikse ideerhave no idea ikke vite, ikke ha den fjerneste anelselofty ideas høyttravende ideer, store vyernot someone's idea of ikke hva noen forbinder medput ideas into someone's head sette griller i hodet på noenthat's the idea det er tankenthe very idea bare tanken, selve tanken -
94 tutoiement
tutoiement [tytwamɑ̃]masculine nounuse of (the familiar) "tu" (instead of "vous")━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━TUTOIEMENT/VOUVOIEMENTThere are no hard-and-fast rules about when to use « tu » or « vous » to address people. Small children can be addressed as « tu », and will often reply using the « tu » form as well. In informal contexts among young people of the same age, « tu » is often used even at first meeting. Among the older generation, « vous » is standard until people know each other well. As a general rule for non-native speakers, « vous » should always be used to address adults until the other person uses « tu », or asks permission to do so.* * *tytwamɑ̃nom masculin use of the form ‘tu’* * *tytwamɑ̃ nmuse of familiar "tu" form* * *tutoiement nm use of the form ‘tu’.[tytwamɑ̃] nom masculinuse of the familiar "tu" -
95 все они друг друга знают
General subject: they all know each otherУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > все они друг друга знают
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96 первый личный контакт
1) Diplomatic term: first handshake meeting, get-to-know-each-other meeting2) Management: initial personal contactУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > первый личный контакт
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97 חברים מהזבל
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98 aha
/a'xa/ inter. 1. (potwierdzenie) uh-huh; yep! pot. „byłeś tam?” – „aha!” ‘have you been there?’ – ‘uh-huh!’ 2. (zrozumienie) aha!, ah!- aha, to oni się znają, teraz rozumiem ah! so they know each other – now I understand3. (przypomnienie sobie) oh, (and)- aha, pytali jeszcze o twojego brata oh, and they were also asking about your brother* * *excloh* * *int.aha; (= jasne!) I see, yeah, yup; aha, już wiem aha, now I've got it; aha! nareszcie cię przyłapałem! aha! I've caught you at last!The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > aha
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99 widać
Ⅰ praed. z okna widać góry you can see the mountains from the window- na tle śniegu widać było wyraźnie jej czerwony sweter her red jumper could be seen plainly against the snow- nic nie widać you a. one can’t see anything- ledwo coś widać w tej mgle you can hardly see anything in this mist- nie było cię widać I/we couldn’t see you- nie było go nigdzie widać he was nowhere to be seen- „zajęło mi to tylko godzinę” – „to widać” ‘it only took me an hour’ – ‘I can see that’- czekamy godzinę, a autobusu ciągle nie widać we’ve been waiting for an hour, and there’s still no sign of the bus- widać ci halkę your slip is showing- sprawa się ciągnie i końca nie widać the case drags on and there’s still no end in sight- stąd widać zamek jak na dłoni you can see the castle as plain as anything from here- widać było, jak wymachuje parasolem you could see him/her waving his/her umbrella- widać było, że… you could tell that…- od razu widać, że to dobry samochód you can tell immediately that it’s a good car- widać było po jego minie, że coś zbroił you a. one could tell from his expression that he’d been up to a. he’d done something pot.- widać było po nich determinację you could tell they were determined- widać, że znają się dobrze you can see (that) they know each other well- z tego, co mówił, widać było, że nie ma o sprawie pojęcia from what he said it was obvious that he knew nothing about itⅡ part. apparently- widać wypił za dużo, bo był czerwony jak burak he must have had too much to drink, because he was as red as a beetrootⅢ jak widać as you can see, as can be seen* * *1. adv 2. invnic nie widać — I/we {itp.} can't see anything
* * *ipf.tylko w formie bezosobowej widać kogoś/coś sb/sth is visible; sb/sth can be seen; widać, że... it is evident that...; one can see that...; to widać it shows; nie było cię widać we couldn't see you; you were hidden from sight; nigdzie ich nie widać they're nowhere to be seen; wciąż nie widać statku the ship is still out of sight; widać ci halkę your petticoat is showing; widać po nim, że pił you can see he's been drinking; widać, że jesteś przygotowany do egzaminu you are evidently well prepared for the exam; ze wzgórza będzie widać miasto jak na dłoni the city will be plainly visible from the hill.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > widać
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100 wy
pron. 1. (w liczbie mnogiej) you- dla was for you- z wami with you- czemu was tam wczoraj nie było? why weren’t you there yesterday?- chcę wam pomóc I want to help you- czy wy się znacie? do you know each other?- to wyście zawinili it’s your fault2. (w liczbie pojedyńczej) you- jak wam się powodzi, matko? how are you, mother?- szeregowiec Kowalski, wzywa was komendant Private Kowalski, the CO wants a word with you* * *pron* * *wypron.2. dial. (= ty) you.3. polit. (= ty) you.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > wy
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