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61 делать промах
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62 обмолвиться
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63 zareći se
vr pf swear, make a firm decision, promise oneself, pledge one's word, vow, make a point; (nehotice) make a slip (of the tongue), misspeak oneself (- izlanuti se) -
64 обмолвиться
св разг1) оговориться to make a slip (of the tongue)я обмо́лвился — it was a slip of the tongue (on my part)
2) сказать невзначай to let (it) outона́ да́же (сло́вом) не обмо́лвилась, что выхо́дит за́муж — she never said/uttered a word about her marriage
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65 een misstap begaan
een misstap begaanVan Dale Handwoordenboek Nederlands-Engels > een misstap begaan
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66 оговариваться
оговориться1. ( в речи) make* a slip in speaking2. ( делать оговорку) make* a reservation3. страд. к оговаривать I -
67 bahsetmek
v. mention, make mention of, talk about, speak of, refer, cite, discourse, make noises, slip in, talk on, talk over, talk round; chew over* * *mention -
68 bahsetmemek
v. (neg. form of bahsetmek) mention, make mention of, talk about, speak of, refer, cite, discourse, make noises, slip in, talk on, talk over, talk round; chew over -
69 a face un pas greşit
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70 lūbricō
lūbricō —, —, āre [lubricus], to make slippery, lubricate: Lacedaemonium orbem, Iu.* * *lubricare, lubricavi, lubricatus V TRANSmake slippery; slip (especially morally) (Souter); render uncertain -
71 ryp|nąć
pf — ryp|ać1 impf (rypnęła a. rypła, rypnęli a. rypli — rypię) pot. Ⅰ vt 1. (powiedzieć otwarcie) to say bluntly- rypnął mu, co o nim myśli he told him bluntly what he thought of him2. (uderzyć) to bang- rypnął pięścią w stół he banged his fist on the table3. przen. (wymierzyć) to slap [podatek, cło]- ich rząd rypnął embargo na import stali their government slapped an embargo on steel importsⅡ rypnąć się — rypać się pot. 1. (pomylić się) to make a howler pot.; to make a slip-up- rypnąć się w rachunkach to get muddled up in one’s calculations2. pot. (uderzyć się) to knock (o coś on sth)- rypnął się o kant stołu he banged his leg/arm on the edge of the table■ sprawa się rypła (wyszło na jaw) the whole thing came out of the woodwork; (nie udało się) the thing came a cropperThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > ryp|nąć
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72 оговариваться
несов. - огова́риваться, сов. - оговори́ться1) ( в речи) make a slip of the tongue2) ( объяснять заранее) make a reservation [-z-] -
73 оговориться
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74 бросать камешки в огород
бросать (кидать, пускать) камешки (камень, каменья) в огород (чей, какой)cf. be pebbling smb.'s window-pane; throw stones at smb.'s window; make (have) a dig at smb.; hint at smb., smth.Хлестаков.
Скажите, пожалуйста, нет ли у вас каких-нибудь развлечений, обществ, где бы можно было, например, поиграть в карты? Городничий (в сторону). Эге, знаем, голубчик, в чей огород камешки бросают! (Н. Гоголь, Ревизор) — Hlestakov: Tell me, please, don't you ever have any amusements or social gatherings - where one might, for instance, play a game of cards? Governor (aside): Aha, my boy, we know what window-pane you're pebbling now!Калинович очень хорошо понял, в какой огород кидал князь каменья... (А. Писемский, Тысяча душ) — Kalinovich understood very well what the Count was hinting at...
- Конечно, вам выгоднее... выгонять из организации рабочих-подростков за какую-то случайную ошибку... Я понял, в чей огород бросает камешки Тиктор. (В. Беляев, Старая крепость) — 'Of course, it's better for you... to chuck out young workers who happen to make a slip...' I guessed whose window Tiktor was throwing stones at.
Русско-английский фразеологический словарь > бросать камешки в огород
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75 sich versprechen
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76 оговориться
perf. of оговариваться v. make a slip in speaking, omitРусско-английский словарь математических терминов > оговориться
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77 провиниться
1) General subject: commit offence, offend, be guilty (of), be at fault, commit an offence, fall into error, make a slip, be in trouble2) American English: mess up (зависит от контекста) -
78 проштрафиться
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79 К-438
ДАТЬ КРЮКУ coll VP1. Also: ДАТЬ (СДЁЛАТЬ) КРЮК (subj: human or collect) to go, travel somewhere by an indirect route (which takes longer than the direct route)X дал крюку - X took (made) a detourX went (took) a roundabout way X went (took) the long way (around (round)) (in limited contexts) X went (came) (two kilometers (a long way etc)) out of his way.Дав крюку, я завернул в Гнездниковский. Место опасности было оцеплено (Терц 2). Making a detour, I turned into Gnezdnikovsky Street. The danger zone had been cordoned off (2a).(Лыняев:) А то заставляете две версты крюку делать, заезжать к вам (Островский 5). (L.:) Now you have made me come out of my way a mile and a half, to see you (5a).2. obs (subj: human to make a slip, a blunderX дал крюку -X made a gaffeX slipped up (in refer, to speaking only) X put his foot in his mouth (in it). -
80 дать крюк
• ДАТЬ КРЮКУ coll[VP]=====1. Also: ДАТЬ < СДЕЛАТЬ> КРЮК [subj: human or collect]⇒ to go, travel somewhere by an indirect route (which takes longer than the direct route):- X went (took) the long way (around < round>);- [in limited contexts] X went (came) (two kilometers <a long way etc>) out of his way.♦ Дав крюку, я завернул в Гнездниковский. Место опасности было оцеплено (Терц 2). Making a detour, I turned into Gnezdnikovsky Street. The danger zone had been cordoned off (2a).♦ [Лыняев:] А то заставляете две версты крюку делать, заезжать к вам (Островский 5). [L.:] Now you have made me come out of my way a mile and a half, to see you (5a).2. obs [subj: human]⇒ to make a slip, a blunder:- X slipped up;- [in refer, to speaking only] X put his foot in his mouth (in it).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > дать крюк
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