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1 shelter
مَلاذ \ cover: shelter: If it rains, get under cover. Take cover before the shooting starts. He escaped under cover of darkness. refuge: shelter from trouble or danger; a place of shelter: After escaping from prison, he took (or found) refuge in an empty house; but the police soon discovered his refuge. sanctuary: a safe place where protection may be obtained: a bird sanctuary. shelter: protection from the weather or from danger; a place or structure that gives such protection: Caves provide shelter. We built a rough shelter with some branches. \ See Also غطاء (غِطَاء)، ملجأ (مَلْجَأ)، حِمَايَة -
2 shelter, take refuge
اِحْتَمى \ shelter, take refuge. -
3 take in
1) to include:يَشْمَل، يَضُمLiterature takes in drama, poetry and the novel.
2) to give (someone) shelter:يُؤْوي، يُعْطي مَلْجأHe had nowhere to go, so I took him in.
3) to understand and remember:يَفْهَم، يَسْتَوْعِبI didn't take in what he said.
4) to make (clothes) smaller:يُقَصِّرI lost a lot of weight, so I had to take all my clothes in.
5) to deceive or cheat:يَخْدَعHe took me in with his story.
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4 подслонявам
shelter, give shelter to; accommodate, lodge, provide lodgings for, put up, cake inподслонявам глава find shelterподслонявам се take shelter ( под under)подслонявам се от take refuge/shelter from* * *подслоня̀вам,гл. shelter, give shelter to; accommodate, lodge, provide lodgings for, put up, take in.* * *1. shelter, give shelter to;accommodate, lodge, provide lodgings for, put up, cake in 2. ПОДСЛОНЯВАМ ce take shelter (под under) 3. ПОДСЛОНЯВАМ ce от take refuge/shelter from 4. ПОДСЛОНЯВАМ глава find shelter -
5 приютявам
shelter, give shelter/refuge toприютявам се take shelter* * *приютя̀вам,гл. shelter, give shelter/refuge to;\приютявам се take shelter.* * *shelter; give a shelter to; harbor{`ha;bx}; haven* * *1. shelter, give shelter/refuge to 2. ПРИЮТЯВАМ ce take shelter -
6 засланям
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7 rifugiarsi
take refuge* * *rifugiarsi v.intr.pron.1 to shelter, to take* shelter, to take* cover, to take* refuge: rifugiarsi all'estero, to take refuge abroad; corremmo a rifugiarci nella capanna, we rushed to take shelter in the hut; si rifugiarono come meglio poterono, they sheltered as well as they could; si rifugiò in solaio per paura di prenderle, he hid in the attic because he was afraid of getting a thrashing2 ( cercare conforto) to take* refuge, to seek* refuge, to seek* comfort: si rifugiò nella religione, he sought comfort in religion; rifugiarsi nella lettura, to seek refuge in reading.* * *[rifu'dʒarsi]verbo pronominale to take* refuge (anche fig.)* * *rifugiarsi/rifu'dʒarsi/ [1]to take* refuge (anche fig.); rifugiarsi nella foresta to take to the forest. -
8 bernaung
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9 abrigarse del aguacero
• shelter from the heavy rain• take shelter from the rain -
10 guarecerse
• shelter oneself• take shelter -
11 acorrerse
• take refuge• take shelter -
12 guarnecerse
• take refuge• take shelter -
13 recogerse
• take refuge• take shelter -
14 tomar el olivo
• take cover• take shelter -
15 abrigarse de la lluvia
• take shelter from the rain -
16 abrigarse en el portal
• take shelter in the doorway -
17 ponerse las cotizas
• take shelter -
18 ютиться у знакомых
Американизмы. Русско-английский словарь. > ютиться у знакомых
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19 berteduh
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20 приютиться
сов.take* shelter
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