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21 морити
1) ( голодом) to starve, to famish; ( виснажувати) to exhaust, to worry to death2) ( пацюків) to exterminate, to kill3) ( обробляти деревину) to stain; ( дуб) to fume -
22 мучити
1) to torment, to rack, to torture, to excruciate, to wring2) ( турбувати) to distress, to harass, to vex, to worry; ( тривожити) to harry, to harrow; ( спогадами) to rankleце мучигь мою совість — it lies heavy ( it weighs) on my conscience
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23 мучитися
1) to suffer, to agonize, to writhe, to be on the rack2) ( турбуватися) to worry, to fret oneself -
24 набридати
= набриднутиto bore, to annoy, to bother, to tire, to harass, to worry, to weary; ( мучити) to dun, to irk, to pester, to plagueмені набридло сидіти — I am tired ( sick) of sitting
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25 надокучати
= надокучитиto bore, to annoy, to importune, to plague, to tease, to bother, to tire, to worry, to weary outмені це надокучило — I am bored with it (sick of it, tired of it, sick and tired of it)
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26 непокоїти
2) ( хвилювати) to worry, to disquiet -
27 непокоїтися
1) ( турбуватися) to trouble; to bother2) ( хвилюватися) to worry ( about), to fret; to be uneasy ( about); to be anxious (about, for) -
28 неприємність
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29 неспокій
чworry, unrest, trouble, bother; disturbance, turmoil; anxiety, agitation, perturbation; uneasiness; disquiet(ness), disquietude -
30 певний
1) ( упевнений) sure, confident, positive ( чогось - of)будьте певні — rest assured, don't you worry, you may be sure
2) ( точно визначений) definite, determinate, determined, specific3) ( деякий) certain4) ( правильний) true, correct, right5) (про людину, засіб, спосіб) sure, trustworthy, unfailing, infallible -
31 переживати
= пережити1) (свій вік, іншого) to outlive, to outlast; (вижити, залишитися живим) to survive; ( вдруге) to relive2) ( відчувати щось) to experience, to go through; ( зазнавати) to suffer, to endure; ( хвилюватися) to be upset, to worryтяжко щось переживати — to feel a thing badly, to feel smth. keenly, to take smth. to heart
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32 перехвилювати
( когось) to alarm, to make anxious, to disturb, to worry, to cause trouble (excitement, agitation) -
33 перехвилюватися
to be excited (agitated, alarmed, troubled); to be uneasy ( about); to be anxious (about, for); ( за когось) to worry, to fret -
34 печінка
жв печінках сидіти — to become repugnant (odious, repulsive); to bore, to annoy, to bother, to tire, to worry, to weary
це мені в печінках сидить — І am heartily sick ( tired) of it
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35 піклування
сsolicitude, care, thoughtful-ness; worry, preoccupation; chargeпіклування про людину — concern for people people's/public welfare
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36 побиватися
1) to be beaten -
37 потурбувати
to worry, to perturb, to disquiet; to trouble, to inconvenience -
38 потурбуватися
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39 присікуватися
= присікатисяto find fault ( with), to chicane, to cavil (at), to carp (at), to nag (at); to pick (on), to importune ( with), to worry ( with) -
40 приставати
= пристати1) ( прилипнути) to stick (to), to adhere (to)2) ( до берега - про пароплав) to put in, to come alongside (of)3) ( приєднуватися) to join4) ( надокучати) to importune ( with); to worry ( with); to badger ( with)5) ( погоджуватися) to agree (to), to consent (to)6) ( передаватися - про хвороби) to communicate itself (to)7) ( стомитися) to tire
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