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101 throw back upon
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102 throw by
throw by отбрасывать; не считаться (с чем-л.); не принимать в расчёт -
103 throw cart-wheels
throw cart-wheels кувыркаться 'колесом' -
104 throw doubt upon
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105 throw in
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106 throw light upon
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107 throw lustre on
throw lustre on придать блеск (чему-л.); прославить (что-л.) -
108 throw off the mask
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109 throw open
throw open распахнуть (дверь, окно); -
110 throw out of gear
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111 throw out the bill
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112 throw over
throw over а) бросать, оставлять, покидать (друзей); б) отказываться (отплана намерения и т. п.); в) свергать, опрокидывать (правительство); г) tech. переключать; перекидывать ( рукоятку и т. п.); -
113 throw overboard
throw overboard выбрасывать за борт -
114 throw sand in the wheels
throw sand in the wheels amer. ставить палки в колеса; создавать ис-кусственные препятствия -
115 throw the hatchet
throw the hatchet преувеличивать -
116 throw together
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117 throw up the sponge
throw up the sponge сдаться, признать себя побеждённым -
118 throw-back
throw-back noun 1) регресс; возврат к прошлому 2) атавизм -
119 throw-out
throw-out [ˊθrəυaυt] nразг. отбро́сы; что-л. нену́жное -
120 throw-away air filter
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Англо-русский строительный словарь. — М.: Русский Язык. С.Н.Корчемкина, С.К.Кашкина, С.В.Курбатова. 1995.
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