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1 arise
1. I1) unexpected consequences (some trouble, a new problem, etc.) arose (may arise) возникли (могут возникнуть) непредвиденные последствия и т.д.; а new difficulty, has arisen возникло /появилось/ новое затруднение; the question of his ability arose встал вопрос о его способностях; the question has not arisen этот вопрос [и] не возникал /не вставал/; should the occasion arise если появится возможность или необходимость; if the need should arise если возникнет [такая] необходимость2) a revolt (unrest, discontent, general confusion, etc.) arose началось восстание и т. д.; а quarrel arose вспыхнула ссора; а storm (a strong wind, etc.) arises начинается /поднимается/ буря и т. д.; а mist arose поднялся туман; а murmur (a cry, etc.) arose послышался /поднялся/ ропот и т. д2. IIarise same time such incidents (conflicts) may arise any time такие инциденты (конфликты) могут возникнуть в любое время; arise somewhere such incidents may arise anywhere такие инциденты могут возникнуть где угодно3. XVI1) arise from /out of/ smth. arise from this fact (from the treaty, from your remarks, out of the situation, out of the decisions of the conference, etc.) следовать /вытекать/ из этого факта и т. д.; different complications will arise from this affair в результате этого дела возникнут различные осложнения; his illness arises from want of food (from poor nourishment) его болезнь является следствием неудовлетворительного (плохого) питания; additional expenses arose from your delay ванна задержка привела к дополнительным расходам /затратам/; her tears arise from vexation ее слезы вызваны досадой; nothing arises out of that statement из этого утверждения ничего не следует; arise in smth. doubts arose in his mind у него появились /возникли/ сомнения2) arise against smb., smth. arise against the ruler (against the English, against tyranny, against oppression, etc.) восставать /подниматься/ против правителя и т. д.; arise from smb. a shout arose from the crowd над толпой пронесся /прокатился/ крик3) id arise from the ruins подняться из руин; arise from the dead восстать из мертвых4. XIX1arise like a phoenix from the ashes возродиться из пепла, как [птица] феникс -
2 attend
1. Iif you don't attend, you won't understand если вы не будете внимательны /внимательно слушать/, вы не поймете, please attend! внимание!2. IIattend in some manner you are not attending at all вы совсем не слушаете3. III1) attend smth. attend a lecture (a course of lectures, a public meeting, etc.) посещать лекцию и т. д, присутствовать на лекции и т. д.; attend a first performance поддеть на премьеру; attend a funeral пойти на похороны; all children over six must attend school все дети, достигшие шестилетнего возраста, должны ходить в школу /должны учиться в школе/2) attend smb. attend one's patients (the wounded, the injured, the poor, etc.) a) ухаживать за своими пациентами и т. д.; б) лечить своих пациентов и т. д.', which doctor is attending you? вы у какого врача лечитесь?, кто ваш врач?; I was called to attend a child меня вызвали к ребенку3) attend smb. attend customers /clients/ (purchasers, guests, etc.) обслуживать клиентов и т. д.4) attend smb. offic. attend an ambassador (a minister, an archbishop, etc.) сопровождать посла и т. д. id may good luck (success) attend you! да сопутствует вам удача /успех/ !4. IV1) attend smth. in some manner attend smth. frequently (rarely, compulsorily, eagerly, punctually, etc.) часто и т. д. посещать что-л.; I regularly attended his classes я регулярно /аккуратно/ ходил на его занятия; attend smth. at some time attend smth. daily (nightly, etc.) посещать что-л. ежедневно и т. д.; it was the first exhibition I had ever attended это была первая выставка, которую я кого-либо видел2) attend smb. in some manner attend smb. patiently (devotedly, professionally, expertly, etc.) терпеливо и т. д. ходить /ухаживать/ за кем-л. /лечить кого-л./; attend smb. for some time doctor Smith has attended our family these twenty years доктор Смит вот уже двадцать лет лечит всю нашу семью3) attend smb. in some manner attend smb. cheerfully (properly, casually, etc.) приветливо и т. д. обслуживать кого-л.; attend smb. at some time attend smb. immediately (at once, etc.) обслужить кого-л. немедленно и т. д.5. XI1) be attended in some manner the theatre was well attended в театре было много народу2) be attended by smb. he was attended by a very good doctor его лечил очень хороший врач, он лечился у очень хорошего врача3) be attended by smb. we were attended by three waiters нас обслуживали три официанта; she was attended upon by her own maid ей прислуживала ее собственная горничная4) be attended by smb. offic. the Prime Minister was attended by his Cabinet премьер-министра сопровождали /при премьер-министре находились/ члены его кабинета; be attended with /by/ smth. book. be attended with danger (by some risk, by unexpected consequences, etc.) сопровождаться опасностью и т.д.; our plans were attended with great difficulties наши планы были связаны с большими трудностями; the pain was attended with fever боль сопровождалась повышением температуры6. XVI1) attend to smb., smth. attend to the teacher (to his directions, to smb.'s complaints, etc.) внимательно выслушивать преподавателя и т. д.; I was not attending to the conversation я не следил за беседой2) attend to smth. attend to one's studies (to one's duties, to one's business, to one's correspondence, to smb.'s education, to smb.'s needs, to smb. attend comforts, etc.) усердно /прилежно/ заниматься своими уроками и т. д.; you won't succeed unless you attend to your work вы не добьетесь успеха, если [вы] не будете добросовестно работать; I shall attend to it, don't worry не беспокойтесь, я займись этим /позабочусь об этом/3) attend to /upon/ smb. attend to a customer (to the guests, upon an ambassador, etc.) обслуживать клиента или посетителя и т. д., is anyone attending to you? вами кто-нибудь занимается?; вас обслуживают?; I shall attend to you in a minute я займусь вами через минуту4) attend upon smb. attend upon a patient (upon an invalid, upon an old lady, etc.) лечить больного и т. д.
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