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21 поддаваться
поддаться1. (дт.; в разн. знач.) yield (to), give* way (to); give* in (to); (искушению, соблазну тж.) fall* (for)не поддаваться — resist (d.)
дверь поддалась — the door yielded, или gave way
поддаваться отчаянию — give* way to despair
не поддаваться никаким уговорам — yield to no persuasion, stand* one's ground
не поддаваться панике — not succumb, или not give* way, to panic
поддаваться чьему-л. влиянию — come* / fall* under smb.'s influence, submit to the influence of smb.
поддаваться искушению — be tempted, yield to (the) temptation
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не поддаваться описанию — defy / baffle description, be beyond description -
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1. v устоять, выстоять; выдержатьto withstand temptation — не поддаться соблазну, устоять перед соблазном
2. v тех. противостоять; выдерживать3. v арх. препятствоватьСинонимический ряд:1. oppose (verb) confront; defy; face up to; oppose; weather2. resist (verb) buck; combat; contest; dispute; duel; fight; repel; resist; traverse3. support (verb) bear; brave; endure; experience; face; support; surviveАнтонимический ряд:fail; submit; surrender; yield -
23 піддаватися
= піддатися1) ( підкорятися під натиском) to give in (to), to yield (to), to give way (to)не піддаватися — to resist, to stick up, to stand up, to hold up, to defy
піддаватися впливу кого-небудь — to come/fall under smb.'s influence, to submit to the influence of smb.
2) (переконанню, пораді) to be accessible ( open) (to)піддаватися навіюванню — to be open ( susceptible) to hypnotic suggestion
3) ( зазнавати впливу якогось почуття) to give way (to), to succumb (to)не піддаватися паніці — not to succumb to panic, not to give way to panic
4) ( небезпеці) to be subjected, to undergo, to be exposed, to expose oneself (to), to incurпіддаватися ризику — to run the risk, to be risky, to incur a risk
6)не піддаватися описові — to defy description, to be indescribable
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