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1 злинати
= злинути1) ( злітати вгору) to fly up; (про птахів тж.) to take wing, to flush; ( про літак) to take off -
2 злітати
I = злетіти1) ( вгору) to fly up; ( про літак) to take off; ( про космічний корабель) to lift off; ( про птаха) to take wing3)IIзлітати в повітря (вибухати) — to blow up, to explode
1) (літаючи, побувати десь і повернутися назад) to fly ( there and back)2) ( швидко збігати) to run (to fly, to dash) there and back -
3 зніматися
= знятися1) ( фотографуватися) to be photographed, to have one's photo(graph) taken2) (вирушати; відділятися) to move off, to come offзніматися з місця — to start, to flag up, to take wing, to flush
3)зніматися з обліку — to be struck off the register, to take one's name off the register
4) ( підніматися вверх) to go up; ( злітати) to fly up5) ( починатися) to arise, to rise, to start; ( про бурю) to break out -
4 полетіти
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5 полинути
поет.to take wing, to start to fly; to fly forth ( off) -
6 пускати
= пустити1) ( відпускати) to let go, to allow; ( дозволяти) to permitпускати на волю — to set free, to release; ( пташку) to let out; ( собаку з прив'язі) to let loose
пускати у відпустку когось — to let smb. go on leave
2) ( впускати) to let in, to allow to enter3) ( в дію) to start, to run, to put in action, to set working; (машину тж.) to set in motion4) ( упроваджувати) to put ( into)пускати в обіг (гроші) — to issue, to put in circulation
пускати в продаж — to offer ( to put up) for sale
5) (газ, воду) to turn onпускати корінці — to take root тж.
7) ( розповсюджувати) to spread8) ( слину) to drivel; ( стрілу) to wing, to shoot, to launch; ( змія) to fly; ( дим) to exhale, to puff9)пускати кров — to let blood; to bleed
пускати в хід — to start, to set going; to give a start, to launch
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7 протеже
ч невідм.protégé фр.; ж.р. protégée фр.робити когось своїм протеже — to take one up, to back one; to take someone under one's wing
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