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1 дотягиваться
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2 добегать
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3 домчаться
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4 доставать
vt; св - доста́тьдоста́нь мне две ча́шки из серва́нта — could you get me two cups from the sideboard, please?
вы не могли́ бы доста́ть мне чемода́н с по́лки? — can you reach down my case?
достава́ть плато́к из карма́на — to take a handkerchief out of the pocket
я доста́л биле́ты на конце́рт — I've got tickets for the concert
я не могу́ доста́ть э́ту кни́гу — I can't get hold of the book
э́то тру́дно доста́ть — it is hard to come by
3) дотягиваться to reach; to touchты мо́жешь доста́ть до той ве́тки? — can you reach that branch?
я достаю́ нога́ми до дна — my feet are touching the bottom
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5 тянуться
нсв1) увеличиваться от натягивания to stretch2) простираться to stretch, to extend3) стремиться к кому/чему-л, за чем-л to be drawn/attracted to sb/sth; to reach (out) for sthтяну́ться к однокла́ссникам — to be drawn/attracted to one's classmates
тяну́ться за куско́м хле́ба — to reach out a/ one's hand for a piece of bread
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6 принимать
vt; св - приня́ть1) брать даваемое to accept, to takeпринима́ть приглаше́ние/пода́рок/извине́ния — to accept an invitation/a present/ sb's apologies
принима́ть предложе́ние помо́чь — to accept an offer of help
2) пищу, лекарство to takeпринима́ть лека́рство — to take medicine/AE medication
принима́ть ва́нну — to take/to have a bath
принима́ть ме́ры — to take measures
принима́ть круты́е ме́ры про́тив иго́рных домо́в — to crack down on/upon gambling houses
принима́ть ме́ры на слу́чай непредви́денных обстоя́тельств — to provide for an emergency
3) утверждать голосованием to take, to carry, to adopt, to passпринима́ть резолю́цию — to adopt/to carry/to pass a resolution
принима́ть реше́ние — to make/to reach/to take a decision
принима́ть зако́н — to adopt/to pass a law
4) допускать к участию to admit (to), to accept (to)принима́ть на рабо́ту — to take sb on
принима́ть в шко́лу/университе́т — to admit sb to school/university
5) оказывать приём to receiveпринима́ть посла́ — to receive an ambassador
принима́ть госте́й — to entertain (sb)
тепе́рь мы почти́ не принима́ем госте́й — we hardly ever entertain these days
6) воспринимать to takeпринима́ть к све́дению — to take sth into consideration/account
не принима́ть во внима́ние/в расчёт — to ignore, to discount
принима́ть кого/что-л за кого/что-л — to (mis)take sb/sth for sb/sth
•- принимать участие в- принимать сторону
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7 связываться
св - связа́ться1) устанавливать связь с кем/чем-л to communicate with sb/sth, to get in contact/touch with, средствами связи to contact sb/sth, to link up with sb/sthсвя́зываться по телефо́ну — to put a call/sb through to sb/sth, to reach sb by (tele)phone
2) разг входить в отношения to be/to get involved with sb, to associate with sb, to mix with sb collне свя́зываайся с ним! — don't bother with him!, не трогай let him be!
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8 Д-200
CO ДНА МОРЯ (МОРСКОГО) достать, добыть кого-что НА ДНЕ МОРЯ (МОРСКОМ) найти, сыскать кого-что all coll PrepP these forms only adv used with pfv verbs fixed WO(to reach, find s.o. or sth.) without fail, no matter how difficult it is, no matter where he or it might be: (even if one has to dredge s.o. sth. up) from the bottom of the sea(even if s.o. sth. is) at the bottom of the sea.«Пафнуткина, Рябых, Нехваленых живыми или мёртвыми. Хоть со дна морского (достать)» (Пастернак 1). "I want Pafnutkin, Riabikh, and Nekhvalenykh, dead or alive. I don't care if you have to dredge them up from the bottom of the sea" (1a). -
9 на дне морском
• СО ДНА МОРЯ < МОРСКОГО> достать, добыть кого-что; НА ДНЕ МОРЯ < МОРСКОМ> найти, сыскать кого-чтоall coll[PrepP; these forms only; adv; used with pfv verbs; fixed WO]=====⇒ (to reach, find s.o. or sth.) without fail, no matter how difficult it is, no matter where he or it might be:- (even if one has to dredge s.o. (sth.) up) from the bottom of the sea;- (even if s.o. (sth.) is) at the bottom of the sea.♦ "Пафнуткина, Рябых, Нехваленых живыми или мёртвыми. Хоть со дна морского [ достать]" (Пастернак 1). "I want Pafnutkin, Riabikh, and Nekhvalenykh, dead or alive. I don't care if you have to dredge them up from the bottom of the sea" (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > на дне морском
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10 на дне моря
• СО ДНА МОРЯ < МОРСКОГО> достать, добыть кого-что; НА ДНЕ МОРЯ < МОРСКОМ> найти, сыскать кого-чтоall coll[PrepP; these forms only; adv; used with pfv verbs; fixed WO]=====⇒ (to reach, find s.o. or sth.) without fail, no matter how difficult it is, no matter where he or it might be:- (even if one has to dredge s.o. (sth.) up) from the bottom of the sea;- (even if s.o. (sth.) is) at the bottom of the sea.♦ "Пафнуткина, Рябых, Нехваленых живыми или мёртвыми. Хоть со дна морского [ достать]" (Пастернак 1). "I want Pafnutkin, Riabikh, and Nekhvalenykh, dead or alive. I don't care if you have to dredge them up from the bottom of the sea" (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > на дне моря
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11 со дна морского
• СО ДНА МОРЯ < МОРСКОГО> достать, добыть кого-что; НА ДНЕ МОРЯ < МОРСКОМ> найти, сыскать кого-чтоall coll[PrepP; these forms only; adv; used with pfv verbs; fixed WO]=====⇒ (to reach, find s.o. or sth.) without fail, no matter how difficult it is, no matter where he or it might be:- (even if one has to dredge s.o. (sth.) up) from the bottom of the sea;- (even if s.o. (sth.) is) at the bottom of the sea.♦ "Пафнуткина, Рябых, Нехваленых живыми или мёртвыми. Хоть со дна морского [ достать]" (Пастернак 1). "I want Pafnutkin, Riabikh, and Nekhvalenykh, dead or alive. I don't care if you have to dredge them up from the bottom of the sea" (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > со дна морского
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12 со дна моря
• СО ДНА МОРЯ < МОРСКОГО> достать, добыть кого-что; НА ДНЕ МОРЯ < МОРСКОМ> найти, сыскать кого-чтоall coll[PrepP; these forms only; adv; used with pfv verbs; fixed WO]=====⇒ (to reach, find s.o. or sth.) without fail, no matter how difficult it is, no matter where he or it might be:- (even if one has to dredge s.o. (sth.) up) from the bottom of the sea;- (even if s.o. (sth.) is) at the bottom of the sea.♦ "Пафнуткина, Рябых, Нехваленых живыми или мёртвыми. Хоть со дна морского [ достать]" (Пастернак 1). "I want Pafnutkin, Riabikh, and Nekhvalenykh, dead or alive. I don't care if you have to dredge them up from the bottom of the sea" (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > со дна моря
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13 докопаться до истины
1) General subject: get down to bed-rock (сути дела), get to the bottom of sth.Универсальный русско-английский словарь > докопаться до истины
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14 докопаться до сути дела
1) General subject: get to the heart of the matter, get to the bottom of sth., get to the root of the matterУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > докопаться до сути дела
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15 достичь согласия, договориться
Phraseological unit: reach an accord (on sth) ("Policy makers won't reach an accord on medium- and long- term budgetary challenges." bloomberg.com)Универсальный русско-английский словарь > достичь согласия, договориться
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16 Л-47
ПЛОХО ЛЕЖИТ highly coll VP subj: usu. (всё,) что usu. pres used as a subord clause usu. this WO sth. is easily accessible and would be easy to appropriate, steal: (anything) left lying around loose (anything that) isn't carefully watched (anything) within reach (anything that) isn't nailed down.Все знали, что я не прочь украсть где что плохо лежит... (Лимонов 1). Everyone knew that I wasn't averse to stealing anything left lying around loose... (1a).«Помилуйте, да эти черкесы известный воровской народ: что плохо лежит, не могут не стянуть...» (Лермонтов 1). "Well, you see, it is a known fact that these Circassians are a bunch of thieves. They cannot help filching anything that is within reach..." (1a). "Well, you see these Circassians are a notoriously thievish race. They can't keep their hands off anything which isn't carefully watched" (le). -
17 П-257
HE (НЕЛЬЗЙ, СТРАШНО) ПОДСТУПИТЬСЯ HE ПОДСТУПИШЬСЯ all coll VP impers predic with быть« (variants with подступиться) or neg pfv fut, gener. 2nd pers sing (last van) these forms only)1. к чему \П-257 sth. is too expensive for s.o. to be able to afford: к X-y не подступиться = X is out of (my (your etc)) reachX is beyond my (your etc) means X is too much (rich) for my (your etc) pocket(book).Квартиры в этом райное стоят так дорого, что не подступишься. Apartments in this neighborhood are so expensive, they're out of our reach.2. к кому \П-257 it is impossible to address or gain access to s.o. (because of his importance, high position, arrogance etc): к X-y не подступиться = you can't get near (within ten feet of) Xthere's no getting near (talking to, approaching) X X is impossible to approach X is totally unapproachable (inaccessible) (in limited contexts) you'd be afraid to go (get) near X.Чернов теперь такой важный - не подступишься. Раньше я запросто заходил к нему в кабинет, а теперь надо у секретарши записываться. Chernov has gotten to be such a big shot that you can't get near him. I used to just drop by his office and see him, but now you've got to make an appointment through his secretary. -
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ДЛИННЫЕ РУКИ у кого coll NP, pl only usu. VP subj. with copula)1. (in refer, to a person or organization) s o. or sth. has so much power, influence etc that it is impossible to hide from or escape him or it: у X-a длинные руки = X has a long reach.«Впрочем, вы можете уйти, но у нас, предупреждаю, длинные руки!» (Ильф и Петров 1). "You can leave, by the way, but I warn you, we have a long reach" (1a)2. s.o. is thievish, prone to steal: у X-a длинные руки - X is light-fingered (sticky-fingered)X has sticky fingers. -
19 Р-316
РУКИ КОРОТКИ (КОРОТКИ) (у кого) coll VP subj. with быть0 (pres only), оказаться (past only) often used with the infin of another verb fixed WOs.o. does not have the right, authority, or influence to do sth. (used-often as a response in a dialogue-to state that the person or organization threatening to harm the speaker or another person will not be able to carry out the threat): (y X-a) руки коротки (сделать Y) - X's reach is (too) shortX's arm isn't long enough X doesn't have the power (X is powerless) (to do Y) (in limited contexts) (just) let X try (to do Y)(when used in direct address) руки (у тебя (у вас)) коротки! = just try it!just you try!«Вы знаете, что он помогает бургомистру упечь вас под суд?» - «Догадываюсь». - «Это вас не волнует?» - «Нет. Руки у них коротки. То есть, у бургомистра руки коротки, и у суда» (Стругацкие 1). "You know that he's helping the burgomaster haul you into court?" "I guessed as much." "That doesn't bother you?" "No. His reach is short. That is to say, the burgomaster's Also the court's" (1a).В мрачном взгляде Баулина Саша почувствовал предостережение. Но этот взгляд только подхлестнул его. От чего предостерегает? Снова исключат? Руки коротки! (Рыбаков 2). Baulin's sullen look was a signal to Sasha not to go too far. Instead, it only spurred him on. What was Baulin warning him about? Were they going to expel him again7 Let them try! (2a). -
20 плохо лежит
• ПЛОХО ЛЕЖИТ highly coll=====⇒ sth. is easily accessible and would be easy to appropriate, steal:- (anything that) isn't nailed down.♦ Все знали, что я не прочь украсть где что плохо лежит... (Лимонов 1). Everyone knew that I wasn't averse to stealing anything left lying around loose... (1a).♦ "Помилуйте, да эти черкесы известный воровской народ: что плохо лежит, не могут не стянуть..." (Лермонтов 1). "Well, you see, it is a known fact that these Circassians are a bunch of thieves. They cannot help filching anything that is within reach..." (1a). "Well, you see these Circassians are a notoriously thievish race. They can't keep their hands off anything which isn't carefully watched" (le).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > плохо лежит
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ˌreach (sth) ˈout — phrasal verb to stretch out your arm to try to touch or hold something She reached out to touch his face.[/ex] … Dictionary for writing and speaking English
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reach — 1 /ri:tS/ verb 1 ARRIVE (T) to arrive at a particular place, especially when it has taken a long time or a lot of effort to get there: It was a relief to reach the safety of our home at last. | Your letter reached me yesterday. 2 WITH YOUR HAND… … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
reach*/*/*/ — [riːtʃ] verb I 1) [T] to arrive somewhere We hoped to reach the camp before dark.[/ex] The money should reach your bank account within three days.[/ex] See: arrive 2) [T] to get to a particular point in time, or to a particular stage in a process … Dictionary for writing and speaking English
reach agreement on sth — reach (an) agreement on sth ► to make an agreement after careful thought or discussion: »The company is understood to have reached an agreement with its principal backers. »The four leaders reached agreement on an $820 million state construction… … Financial and business terms
reach an agreement on sth — reach (an) agreement on sth ► to make an agreement after careful thought or discussion: »The company is understood to have reached an agreement with its principal backers. »The four leaders reached agreement on an $820 million state construction… … Financial and business terms
reach for the stars — phrase to try to achieve a very difficult aim Thesaurus: to try hard to do or get somethingsynonym Main entry: star * * * have high or ambitious aims * * * reach for the stars : to try to do something that is very difficult and impressive She… … Useful english dictionary
(reach) the end of the line — (reach) the end of the ˈline/ˈroad idiom (to reach) the point at which sth can no longer continue in the same way • A defeat in the second round marked the end of the line for last year s champion. Main entry: ↑endidiom … Useful english dictionary
(reach) the end of the road — (reach) the end of the ˈline/ˈroad idiom (to reach) the point at which sth can no longer continue in the same way • A defeat in the second round marked the end of the line for last year s champion. Main entry: ↑endidiom … Useful english dictionary
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