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101 put across
put across а) перевозить, переправлять (на лодке, пароме); б) coll. успешнозавершить какое-л. дело, 'провернуть' (что-л.); The director put the businessdeal across in record time. в) coll. убедить, довести до кого-л., заставитьповерить; Advertisements are intended to put across the best qualities of theproduct. The politician was able to put himself across( to the voters) as asuitable leader. г) обманывать, надувать (кого-л.); The woman in the marketput it across me by selling me some bad eggs. -
102 put apart
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103 put at
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104 put onto
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105 put across
put across 1) превозвам (с лодка); 2) ам. разг. успявам (в начинание), провеждам ( мероприятие); to \put across a deal across сключвам сделка; 3) успявам да изразя (опиша); 4): to \put across one across s.o. измамвам, заблуждавам, "мятам"; you can't \put across that across me такива не ми минават; -
106 put off
put off 1) отлагам, отменям; отсрочвам; 2) свалям (дреха; маска и под.); отблъсвам, отхвърлям (съмнения, страх и под.); 3) отървавам се, измъквам се от, отклонявам, залъгвам, будалкам (с обещания, празни приказки); 4) пробутвам, хързулвам (on); 5) обърквам, смущавам; преча; разсейвам; to \put off s.o. off his game преча на някого да играе добре; 6) отклонявам; разубеждавам ( from); отблъсвам; отщява ми се от (с ger);the merе smell of that cheese \put offs me off (it) само като помириша това сирене, ми се отщява (да го ям); to be \put off off o.'s meals загубвам апетита си; 7) тръгвам на път; мор. отплавам; -
107 put-on
{put'ɔn}
I. a престорен, привиден
II. 1. превземка
2. измама
3. пародия* * *{put'ъn} а престорен; привиден. (2) {'putъn} n 1. превземка; 2. измама; З. пародия.* * *престорен;* * *1. i. a престорен, привиден 2. ii. превземка 3. измама 4. пародия* * * -
108 put-up
{'putʌp}
a разг. нагласен, уйдурдисан* * *{'put^p} а разг. нагласен, уйдурдисан.* * *a разг. нагласен, уйдурдисан* * *put-up[´put¸ʌp] n attr разг. нагласен, уйдурдисан. -
109 put together
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110 ■ put across
■ put acrossA v. t. + avv.B v. t. + prep.2 (trasp.) traghettare3 (fam.) far credere, rifilare: I put one across my boss yesterday, ieri ho rifilato una frottola al capo □ to put a bridge across a river, scavalcare un fiume con un ponte □ to put it across to sb., darla a bere a q. (fig.). -
111 put behind
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112 put about
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113 put away
put away [something], put [something] away1) ( tidy away) ranger2) ( save) mettre [quelque chose] de côté3) (colloq) avaler [food]; descendre (colloq) [drink]put away [somebody] (colloq), put [somebody] away (colloq) ( in mental hospital) enfermer; ( in prison) boucler (colloq) -
114 put on one's thinking cap
put on one's thinking cap/put one's thinking cap on пораскинуть мозгамиLet me put my thinking cap on and see if I can come up with an answer.
Miss Stone told her pupils to put on their thinking caps before answering the question.
Англо-русский словарь идиом и фразовых глаголов > put on one's thinking cap
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115 put one's thinking cap on
put on one's thinking cap/put one's thinking cap on пораскинуть мозгамиLet me put my thinking cap on and see if I can come up with an answer.
Miss Stone told her pupils to put on their thinking caps before answering the question.
Англо-русский словарь идиом и фразовых глаголов > put one's thinking cap on
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116 put a word in for smb.
(put a (good) word in for smb. (тж. put in a (good) word for smb. или say a good word for smb.))замолвить за кого-л. словечко, заступиться за кого-л....in the National Assembly the most timid attempts to put in a word for Paris were howled down... (K. Marx, ‘The Civil War in France’, ch. III) —...Национальное собрание на самую робкую попытку сказать слово в защиту Парижа отвечало неистовым воем...
Hallo! That you, Wilfred?.. Michael speaking... One of our packers has been snooping copies of ‘Copper Coin’. He's "got the bird" - poor devil. I wondered if you'd mind putting in a word for him - old Dan won't listen to me... (J. Galsworthy, ‘The White Monkey’, part I, ch. VIII) — Алло! ты, Уилфрид?.. говорит Майкл... Слушай, один из наших упаковщиков стащил "Медяки". Его выставили, беднягу. Я и подумал: не заступишься ли ты за него - старый Дэн меня и слушать не станет...
I can't promise anything, my dear chap, but I'll put in a word in the right quarter. (C. P. Snow, ‘Homecomings’, ch. 17) — Ничего не могу обещать, мой дорогой, но постараюсь замолвить словечко где надо.
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117 put an end to smth.
(put an end (или a stop, уст. a period) to smth. (тж. put a stopper on smth.))положить конец чему-л....I mean to put a period to this disreputable prodigality. (R. L. Stevenson, ‘New Arabian Nights’, ‘The Rajah's Diamond’) —...я намерен положить конец такому позорному расточительству.
‘I am afraid you have been terribly ill,’ he said. ‘I am sincerely sorry that I did not know of all this. I would have put a stop to it before...’ ‘All's fair in war,’ he said coolly. (E. L. Voynich, ‘The Gadfly’, part III, ch. 6) — - Вы, кажется, были очень больны, - сказал он. - Глубоко сожалею, что я не знал всего этого раньше. Я прекратил бы эти истязания... - На войне не разбирают средств, - холодно сказал Овод.
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118 put fear in smb.'s heart
(put (или strike) fear in smb.'s heart (или in the heart of smb.; тж. put the fear of God into smb.))нагонять страх на кого-л., вселять страх в чью-л. душу, устрашать, запугивать, терроризировать кого-л. (ср.; уст. держать в страхе божьем)And this was his reward to have his girl snatched away from him under his very nose. ‘Anyhow I put the fear of God into him.’ (W. S. Maugham, ‘Then and Now’, ch. XXXVI) — Вот как его вознаградили. Из-под самого носа выхватили эту молодую особу. - Ну, ничего, я с Пьерро расправлюсь.
Police just descend upon certain districts, especially during "crime drives", and with fist, blackjack and club, try to put the fear of God into the whole population. (G. Marion, ‘The Communist Trial’, ch. 16) — Полиция производит набеги на определенные районы (обычно во время кампаний по борьбе с преступностью) и при помощи кулаков и дубинок старается нагнать страх на все население.
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119 put heart in smb.
(put heart in smb. (тж. put smb. in good heart))вернуть кому-л. хорошее расположение духа, подбодрить кого-л.; морально поддержать кого-л.; см. тж. put smb. out of heartMen coming in from the bush told terrible stories of thirst and death in the grey interminable scrubs... A thunderstorm in December put everybody in good heart. (K. S. Prichard, ‘The Roaring Nineties’, ch. 7) — Старатели, ходившие на разведку, рассказывали страшные истории об умерших от жажды среди бесконечных зарослей серого кустарника... В декабре разразилась гроза, и все приободрились.
...it puts heart in a man to be at work again. (J. Steele, ‘The Conveyor’, ch. X) —...я воспрянул духом, когда снова начал работать.
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120 put in action
приводить в действие, осуществлять; см. тж. put out of actionOnce it was all decided, it did not take long to put it into action. (J. Jones, ‘Some Came Running’, book V, ch. LXIII) — Вопрос об отъезде был решен, а сборы заняли немного времени.
Luke had thought out his plan of campaign with some care, and prepared to put it into action without more ado (A. Christie, ‘Easy to Kill’, ch. 4) — Люк тщательно обдумал план действий и готов был без промедления осуществить его.
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