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41 dick
\dicke Backen chubby cheeks;ein \dicker Baum/ Stamm a thick tree/[tree] trunk;ein \dickes Buch/ein \dicker Band a thick book/volume;(groß, schwer) big, enormous;eine \dicke Limousine a big limousineeine \dicke Belohnung a big fat reward;etw macht [jdn] \dick sth makes [sb] fat, sth is fattening;5 Meter \dick 5 metres thick;eine 7 Kilometer \dicke Schicht a 7 kilometres thick layer [or a layer 7 kilometres thick];ein \dickes Lob [für etw] bekommen to be praised highly [or to the high heavens] [for sth]5) ( geschwollen) swollen;\dicke Beule big lump6) ( zähflüssig) thick, viscous;eine \dicke Soße a thick sauce8) ( dicht) thick;sich ins \dicke Gewühl stürzen to elbow one's way into the thick of the crowdWENDUNGEN:mit jdm durch \dick und dünn gehen to go through thick and thin with sb1) ( warm) warmly;sich \dick anziehen to dress warmly2) ( fett) heavily3) ( reichlich) thickly;etw zu \dick auftragen to lay sth on with a troweljdm etw \dick ankreiden to pay sb back [or to get sb] for sth;mit jdm \dick im Geschäft sein to be well in with sb;mit jdm \dick[e] befreundet sein ( fam) to be as thick as thieves with sbWENDUNGEN:jdn/etw \dick[e] haben ( fam) to be sick of [or fed up with]; [or fed up to the back teeth with] sb/sth;die Faxen \dicke haben to be fed up with sth;sich \dick machen ( fam) to spread oneself out; -
42 alardear
• blow one's own trumpet• boast on• speak boastfully• spread oneself -
43 fachendear
• boast on• spread oneself -
44 levennellä
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45 разгуливаться
I несовер. - разгуливаться; совер. - разгуляться; разг.
1) clear up
2) move without restraint; spread oneself; have free scope
II несовер. - разгуливаться; совер. - разгуляться; разг.
(не хотеть спать - о детях)
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46 разгуляться
несовер. - разгуливаться; совер. - разгуляться; разг.
1) clear up
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47 mone|ta
f coin- moneta złota/niklowa a gold/nickel coin- bić monety to mint coins- wprowadzać monety do obiegu to put coins into circulation- wycofywać monety z obiegu to withdraw coins from circulation- moneta pięciozłotowa a 5-zloty coin a. piece■ przyjąć a. wziąć coś za dobrą monetę to lap sth up, to take sth at face value- brzęcząca moneta książk hard cash, cold cash US- płacić a. odpłacać się komuś tą samą monetą to pay sb back in their own coin- rozmieniać się na drobną monetę to spread oneself too thin- rzucić monetą pot. to flip a. toss a coin, to toss up- rzucił monetą, aby zdecydować, czy iść do kina, czy pracować he tossed up between the movies and work- niech zdecyduje rzut monetą! let’s flip a. toss for it!The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > mone|ta
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48 разбрасываться
1) разг. ( заниматься одновременно многим) squander / dissipate one's energies; spread oneself too thin(ly) идиом.2) разг. (тв.; не беречь) throw away (d), toss up / away (d), fling up / away (d)разбра́сываться деньга́ми — throw / hurl / fling money about
таки́ми людьми́ не разбра́сываются — care must be taken to keep such people
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49 размениваться
несов. - разме́ниваться, сов. - разменя́ться; (тв.)1) разг. ( обменивать квартиру) exchange one's flat брит. / apartment амер.2) (на вн.; растрачивать силы, внимание) waste one's time (on)разме́ниваться на ме́лочи [по мелоча́м] — squander one's gifts / talents on trifles, dissipate one's talent(s); spread oneself too thin(ly)
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50 распыляться
несов. - распыля́ться, сов. - распыли́ться1) ( обращаться в пыль) be reduced to dust, pulverize2) ( рассеиваться) disperse3) ( заниматься одновременно многим) squander / dissipate one's energies; spread oneself too thin(ly) идиом. -
51 растрачиваться
несов. - растра́чиваться, сов. - растра́титься; разг.1) ( тратить все свои деньги) spend all one's money; ( тратить деньги неразумно) dissipate one's money2) ( расходовать свои силы) squander / dissipate one's energiesрастра́чиваться по мелоча́м — spread oneself too thin(ly) идиом.
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52 разглагольствовать
orate глагол:harangue (разглагольствовать, произносить речь)spiel (разглагольствовать, ораторствовать)declaim (декламировать, читать, витийствовать, разглагольствовать, произносить с пафосом, ораторствовать)словосочетание:Русско-английский синонимический словарь > разглагольствовать
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53 разбрасываться
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54 παρατείνω
+ V 2-1-1-1-2=7 Gn 49,13; Nm 23,28; 2 Sm 2,29; Ez 27,13; Ps 35(36),11ὅλην τὴν παρατείνουσαν (sc. ἡμέραν) all the lengthening day, throughout the whole morning(homoeoph. with בתרון?) 2 Sm 2,29*Ez 27,13 καὶ τὰ παρατείνοντα and the adjacent coasts-ךשׁמ for MT ךשׁמ MeshechCf. BARR 1985 54-55(2 Sm 2,29); CAIRD 1976, 85; →LSJ Suppl(2 Sm 2,29) -
55 ἐγκροαίνω
Greek-English dictionary (Αγγλικά Ελληνικά-λεξικό) > ἐγκροαίνω
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56 πλέθρον
Grammatical information: n.Meaning: measure of length of 100 feet, square measure of 10000 square feet (IA.); later (Plu.) = Lat. iugerum; also `racetrack' (Syrac.).Other forms: πέλεθρον (Hom., also Delph. a. Corc.Compounds: As 2. member e.g. in ἀ-πέλεθρος `immeasurable' (Hom., Nonn.), δί-πλεθρος `measuring two πλ.', - ον n. `length or area of πλ.' (hell.). - ία f. `id.' (Corc.).Derivatives: πλεθρ-ιαῖος `measuring one πλ.' (X., Pl.). - ιον n. designation of a part of the Gymnasiums in Olympia (Paus., Luc.), - ίζω approx. `to measure, to spread oneself over smth.' (Thphr. Char. 23, 2; ἐκ- πλέθρον Gal) with - ισμα = δρόμημα (H., Phot.).Origin: PG [a word of Pre-Greek origin]Etymology: Formation like βέρεθρον a.o. (Schwyzer 533); etymol. unclear. Hypothesis by Lobeck (s. Curtius 277 a. Bq; cf. Persson Beitr. 2, 663): to πίμπλημι `fill'; by Kretschmer Glotta 9, 225 f. (with Hultsch): prop. `earthinversion'(? `-umwendung'), `ploughing, furrow' to πέλομαι `turn' (rather `turning of the plough'; Thierfelder by letter.); cf. also WP. 1, 516. After Hermann IF 34, 340 foreign word. -- On the varying forms πέλεθρον: πλέθρον also Schwyzer 259 and Szemerényi Syncope in Greek and Indo-European (Napoli 1964) 214f., who takes πλέθρον as Greek syncope of πέλεθρον. -- Furnée 152 adduces βλέθρον inscr. Thespiae, LSJ 1414.Page in Frisk: 2,555Greek-English etymological dictionary (Ελληνικά-Αγγλικά ετυμολογική λεξικό) > πλέθρον
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57 sich ausbreiten
1. to mushroom fig.2. to propagate3. to spread oneself outto permeate (throughout) [odor, attitude] -
58 stendere
spreadbraccio stretch outbiancheria hang out, hang upverbale draw up* * *stendere v.tr.1 ( dispiegare) to spread* (out); to lay* out; ( appendere) to hang* out: stese tutta la sua merce sul marciapiede, he spread (o laid) out all his goods on the pavement; stendere la tovaglia sul tavolo, to spread the tablecloth on the table; stendere le ali, to spread one's wings; stendere il bucato sull'erba, to spread out the washing on the grass; stendere un tappeto, to lay a carpet; stendere il bucato, i panni, to hang out the washing, the clothes2 ( distendere, allungare) to stretch (out), to extend: stendete bene le gambe, stretch your legs out; stese la mano per prenderlo, he stretched out his hand to seize it; stendere le braccia, to stretch out one's arms // stendere la mano, ( chiedere l'elemosina) to hold one's hand out3 ( mettere a giacere) to lay* (down); (estens.) ( atterrare) to knock down; to fell: il medico lo fece stendere sul lettino, the doctor made him lie on the crouch; lo ha steso con un pugno, he knocked him flat with one blow4 ( spalmare) to spread*: fate attenzione a stendere bene la vernice, make sure you spread the paint evenly; stendere il burro su una fetta di pane, to spread butter on a slice of bread; stendere olio su di una bruciatura, to spread oil on a burn; stendere i colori sulla tela, to spread colours on the canvass // stendere la pasta, to roll out the dough5 ( scrivere, mettere per iscritto) to draw* up, to draft: stendere un contratto, to draw up a contract; stendere una relazione, to draft a report; stendere una denuncia, to make a written report; stendere il verbale di una riunione, to take the minutes of a meeting6 (spianare, metalli) to hammer out9 (tess.) to tenter.◘ stendersi v.intr.pron. ( estendersi) to stretch: il bosco si stende sino al fiume, the wood stretches as far as the river; da ogni parte si stende un vasto deserto, a vast desert stretches away on every side; la valle si stende verso sud, the valley stretches to the south // fin dove si stende lo sguardo, as far as the eye can see◆ v.rifl. ( allungarsi) to stretch oneself out; ( sul letto) to lie* down: dopo colazione devo stendermi per almeno venti minuti, after lunch I must lie down for at least twenty minutes; stendere per terra, to lie down on the ground; uscì dall'acqua e si stese al sole, he came out of the water and lay down in the sun.* * *1. ['stɛndere]vb irreg vt1) (braccia, gambe) to stretch (out), (tovaglia) to spread (out), (bucato) to hang out, (spalmare) to spread, (pasta) to roll out2) (persona: far giacere) to lay (down), (gettare a terra), (fig : vincere) to floor, (uccidere) to kill3) (lettera, verbale) to draw up2. vr (stendersi)(persona) to lie downstendersi a terra/sul letto — to lie down on the ground/on the bed
3. vip (stendersi)(pianura, vallata) to extend, stretch* * *['stɛndere] 1.verbo transitivo1) (allungare) to stretch (out), to spread* (out) [braccio, gamba]2) (spiegare) to spread* (out), to lay* (out) [lenzuolo, telo, tovaglia, cartina]stendere il bucato — to put the washing on the line, to hang (out) the washing
3) (mettere sdraiato) to lay* (down) [malato, ferito]4) colloq.stendere qcn. — (atterrare) to lay o knock sb. flat, to knock sb. down, to floor sb.; (uccidere) to bump sb. off
5) (spalmare) to apply [pomata, fondotinta]; to spread* [colla, vernice, colore]6) gastr. to roll (out) [ pasta]7) (redigere) to write* [ articolo]; to draw* up [ contratto]; to write* up [ verbale]2.verbo pronominale stendersi1) (allungarsi) to stretch out; (sdraiarsi) to lie* down (su on)2) (estendersi) to stretch, to extend (su over)••stendere un velo pietoso su qcs. — to draw a veil over sth
* * *stendere/'stεndere/ [10]1 (allungare) to stretch (out), to spread* (out) [braccio, gamba]; stendere la mano to reach out one's hand2 (spiegare) to spread* (out), to lay* (out) [lenzuolo, telo, tovaglia, cartina]; stendere il bucato to put the washing on the line, to hang (out) the washing3 (mettere sdraiato) to lay* (down) [malato, ferito]4 colloq. stendere qcn. (atterrare) to lay o knock sb. flat, to knock sb. down, to floor sb.; (uccidere) to bump sb. off5 (spalmare) to apply [pomata, fondotinta]; to spread* [colla, vernice, colore]6 gastr. to roll (out) [ pasta]II stendersi verbo pronominale1 (allungarsi) to stretch out; (sdraiarsi) to lie* down (su on)2 (estendersi) to stretch, to extend (su over)stendere un velo pietoso su qcs. to draw a veil over sth. -
59 fordele seg
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60 beschmieren
I v/t2. pej. (bekritzeln) scrawl on; (Mauer etc.) smear all over a wall etc., smear s.th. on ( oder all over), daub a wall etc. with s.th.; eine Mauer mit Graffiti beschmieren cover a wall with graffiti; Narrenhände beschmieren Tisch und Wände Sprichw. foolish hands scrawl on tables and walls3. (bestreichen) spread; Brot mit Butter / Honig beschmieren put ( oder spread) butter / honey on bread4. (einreiben): etw mit Fett / Öl beschmieren smear grease / oil on s.th., grease / oil s.th.; die Haut mit Salbe beschmieren spread ointment on the skinII v/refl get o.s. dirty; mit Farbe: smear paint etc. on one’s clothes etc.; mit Tinte: get ink etc. all over o.s.; wie hast du dich wieder beschmiert! what a mess you’ve got on yourself again!* * *to bedaub; to besmear; to daub* * *be|schmie|ren ptp beschmiert1. vt1) (= bestreichen) Brot to spread; Körperteil, Maschinenteil to smear, to coverBrot mit Butter beschmíéren — to butter bread
Brot mit Käse beschmíéren — to spread cheese on bread
ein Buch mit Bemerkungen beschmíéren — to scrawl comments all over a book
2. vrto get (all) dirty, to get oneself in a messsich von oben bis unten mit etw beschmíéren — to get sth all over oneself, to cover oneself with sth
* * *(to make meaningless marks with a pencil etc: That child has scribbled all over the wall.) scribble* * *be·schmie·ren *I. vtein [Stück] Brot dick/dünn \beschmieren to butter [a slice of] bread thickly/thinlyeine Wunde \beschmieren to put cream [or ointment] on a wounddas Gesicht mit Creme \beschmieren to put cream on one's faceetw mit Fett \beschmieren to grease sth2. (besudeln)du bist da am Kinn ja ganz beschmiert you've got something smeared on your chinetw mit Gekritzel \beschmieren to scribble [or scrawl] [all] over sthetw mit Farbe \beschmieren to daub [over] sthII. vr▪ sich akk [mit etw dat] \beschmieren to make [or get] oneself dirty [or form soil oneself] [with sth]ich habe mir mein Kleid komplett mit Soße beschmiert I've spilled gravy all over my dress* * *transitives Verb1)etwas/sich beschmieren — get something/oneself in a mess
sich (Dat.) die Kleidung/Hände mit etwas beschmieren — smear or get something [smeared] all over one's clothes/hands
etwas mit Fett/Salbe beschmieren — grease something/smear ointment on something
* * *A. v/t2. pej (bekritzeln) scrawl on; (Mauer etc) smear all over a wall etc, smear sth on ( oder all over), daub a wall etc with sth;eine Mauer mit Graffiti beschmieren cover a wall with graffiti;Narrenhände beschmieren Tisch und Wände sprichw foolish hands scrawl on tables and walls3. (bestreichen) spread;Brot mit Butter/Honig beschmieren put ( oder spread) butter/honey on bread4. (einreiben):etwas mit Fett/Öl beschmieren smear grease/oil on sth, grease/oil sth;die Haut mit Salbe beschmieren spread ointment on the skinB. v/r get o.s. dirty; mit Farbe: smear paint etc on one’s clothes etc; mit Tinte: get ink etc all over o.s.;wie hast du dich wieder beschmiert! what a mess you’ve got on yourself again!* * *transitives Verb1)etwas/sich beschmieren — get something/oneself in a mess
sich (Dat.) die Kleidung/Hände mit etwas beschmieren — smear or get something [smeared] all over one's clothes/hands
etwas mit Fett/Salbe beschmieren — grease something/smear ointment on something
* * *v.to bedaub v.to besmear v.
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