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1 обливать
несовер. - обливать;
совер. - облить( кого-л./что-л.)
1) (чем-л.) pour (smth. over), wet;
sluice( over) ;
spill (on) ;
flood;
soak обливать холодной водой (что-л.;
прям. и перен.) ≈ to throw cold water обливать помоями ≈ (кого-л./что-л.) to fling mud (at)
2) (глазурью и т.п.) glaze, облить (вн. тв.)
1. pour ( smth. over) ;
облить кого-л. водой pour water over smb., douse smb. with water;
2. (покрывать собой - о росе, слезах и т. п.) drench( smth. with, in) ;
3. (проливать что-л.) spill* ( smth. over) ;
облить скатерть чернилами spill*/pour ink all over the tablecloth;
облить кого-л. помоями, грязью fling* mud at smb. ;
~ся, облиться (тв.) pour (smth.) over one self;
(покрываться чем-л.) be* covered( with) ;
облиться холодной водой take* a shower-bath, sluice one self down with cold water;
~ся потом be* drenched in sweat;
~ся слезами be* drowned in tears;
~ся кровью bleed* profusely;
у меня сердце кровью обливается my heart bleeds.Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > обливать
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