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1) General subject: busy, charge, load, task, give a full load (of work to smb.)3) Naval: lade5) Chemistry: batch up6) Mathematics: boot up7) Economy: ensure production to ( full) capacity (производственные мощности), keep busy8) Forestry: take in loading10) Polygraphy: load (магазин, самонаклад), replace (магазин самонаклада)11) Information technology: bootstrap, bring up (сервер), charge (стековую память), download (в память), download (например, данные в Интернете), inswap, load (память или в память), roll in (в оперативную память), swap in12) Oil: stow14) Geophysics: log15) Programming: (информационные технологии) download (передавать программы или данные из одного компьютера в другой. Первоначально это понятие относилось к передаче данных из большего компьютера в меньший (см. ISO/IEC 2382-1))16) Automation: handle, feed up (напр. заготовку на станок)17) Robots: download (информацию в ЗУ)18) Makarov: bath, download (линию связи), load on, load up, snow under -
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1) General subject: assign, burden, busy, charge, heap, lade, load (работой), overlay, weight, fill, pile, draining3) Military: (балластом) ballast5) Automobile industry: bear on6) Mining: handle7) Forestry: take in loading8) Electronics: put under load, terminate9) Metrology: deliver a load10) Quality control: employ (оборудование)11) Makarov: lade (корабль и т.п.), load on, pile on, pile upon, put load on12) Electrical engineering: load up -
123 получать удовольствие
1) General subject: dig, enjoy, enjoy (от чего-л.), get a charge out of (от чего-л.), please, please pass, relish (от чего-либо), revel, revel (in) (от чего-л.), derive pleasure from (от чего-л.), take delight in (от чего-л.), have a good time (Q: Why do women close their eyes during sex? A: They can't stand seeing a man have a good time.), feed upon, feed on2) General subject: get a kick out of3) Invective: get (one's) jollies, get ( one's) kicks4) Makarov: get a charge out of (smth.) (от чего-л.), enjoy oneself, derive pleasure (от)Универсальный русско-английский словарь > получать удовольствие
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ПУСКАТЬ/ПУСТИТЬ КОЗЛА В ОГОРОД coll VP subj: human more often pfv past often 3rd pers pl with indef. refer. the verb may take the final position, otherwise fixed WOto allow s.o. access to some place where he may be esp. harmful or to some thing that he wants to use or exploit for personal gain: пустили козла в огород - they put the cow to mind the cornthey put the wolf in charge of the sheep they put the fox to guard the henhouse (the chickens).Весна девятнадцатого: наступает Деникин, полыхает восстание... Мигулина отзывают в Москву, в Смоленск... Убрали - значит, есть повод. Оставлять Мигулина на Дону во время казачьего бунта? Пустить козла в огород? (Трифонов 6)....Spring 1919. Denikin was advancing, the uprising was blazing away. Migulin was recalled to Moscow, then to Smolensk.... If they kicked him out, then there mis a reason for it. Leave Migulin on the Don during the Cossack mutiny? Put a wolf in charge of the sheep? (6a). -
125 пускать козла в огород
• ПУСКАТЬ/ПУСТИТЬ КОЗЛА В ОГОРОД coll[VP; subj: human; more often pfv past; often 3rd pers pl with indef. refer.; the verb may take the final position, otherwise fixed WO]=====⇒ to allow s.o. access to some place where he may be esp. harmful or to some thing that he wants to use or exploit for personal gain:- they put the fox to guard the henhouse < the chickens>.♦ Весна девятнадцатого: наступает Деникин, полыхает восстание... Мигупина отзывают в Москву, в Смоленск... Убрали - значит, есть повод. Оставлять Мигулина на Дону во время казачьего бунта? Пустить козла в огород? (Трифонов 6)....Spring 1919. Denikin was advancing, the uprising was blazing away Migulin was recalled to Moscow, then to Smolensk.... If they kicked him out, then there mis a reason for it. Leave Migulin on the Don during the Cossack mutiny? Put a wolf in charge of the sheep? (6a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > пускать козла в огород
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126 пустить козла в огород
• ПУСКАТЬ/ПУСТИТЬ КОЗЛА В ОГОРОД coll[VP; subj: human; more often pfv past; often 3rd pers pl with indef. refer.; the verb may take the final position, otherwise fixed WO]=====⇒ to allow s.o. access to some place where he may be esp. harmful or to some thing that he wants to use or exploit for personal gain:- they put the fox to guard the henhouse < the chickens>.♦ Весна девятнадцатого: наступает Деникин, полыхает восстание... Мигупина отзывают в Москву, в Смоленск... Убрали - значит, есть повод. Оставлять Мигулина на Дону во время казачьего бунта? Пустить козла в огород? (Трифонов 6)....Spring 1919. Denikin was advancing, the uprising was blazing away Migulin was recalled to Moscow, then to Smolensk.... If they kicked him out, then there mis a reason for it. Leave Migulin on the Don during the Cossack mutiny? Put a wolf in charge of the sheep? (6a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > пустить козла в огород
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127 попечение
с.careиметь кого-л. на попечении — have smb. in charge, have smb. to take care of, have smb. to care for
быть на попечении (рд.) — be in the charge (of)
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128 сохранение
с.preservation, conservation; ( права) reservationбрать на сохранение (вн.) — take* into one's charge (d.)
давать на сохранение кому-л. (вн.) — give* into smb.'s charge (d.)
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