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1 смеяться до колик
разг. to make oneself ill with laughingРусско-английский словарь по общей лексике > смеяться до колик
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2 сваливать
несов. - сва́ливать, сов. - свали́ть1) (вн.; заставлять падать) knock down / over (d)2) (вн.; беспорядочно сбрасывать) dump (d)сва́ливать в ку́чу — pile up (d)
сва́ливать дрова́ в ку́чу — heap the firewood [-wʊd]
3) (вн.; одолевать - о сне, болезни) cause (d) to lie downболе́знь свали́ла его́ — the illness forced him to take to his bed; he is ill in bed
4) разг. (вн.; свергать) overthrow (d), topple (d), tumble (d)5) разг. (вн. на вн.; загружать кого-л работой, обязанностями) weigh (d) down (with), shift (d onto), tax (d with), charge (d with), saddle (d with), lumber (d with)на него́ свали́ли всю канцеля́рскую рабо́ту — he has been loaded down with all office work
6) прост. ( уходить) make off / away, take (oneself) off••сва́ливать вину́ (на вн.) — shift / lump the blame (onto)
сва́ливать вину́ на други́х — lay the blame at somebody else's door
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