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1 хват сверху
1) General subject: overgrip (гимнастика)2) Sports: basic grasp, basic grip, dorsal grasp, forward grip, over-grasp, over-grip, regular grasp, regular grip, upper grasp, upper grip -
2 обычный хват
1) General subject: upper grip, upper-grip (гимнастика)2) Sports: ordinary grasp, ordinary grip -
3 плечо
ср.1) shoulderправое плечо вперед! воен. — left turn!, left wheel!
трепать кого-л. по плечу — to pat smb.'s shoulder
брать на плечи, вскидывать на плечи — to shoulder
на плечо! — воен. shoulder arms!
расправлять плечи — to straighten/square one's shoulders
2) анат. upper arm, humerus мн. ч. -ri3) тех. arm••за плечами — to be behind smb., to have smth. behind oneself
косая сажень в плечах разг. — broad shoulders; broad as an ax
плечом к плечу — shoulder to shoulder, side by side
с плеч долой — to be rid of smth., to be off smb.'s shoulders/mind
с чужого плеча — worn, second-hand
с(о всего) плеча — with all one's might; to straight from the shoulder
это ему не по плечу —he is not equal to the task, it is beyond him
- выносить на своих плечахэто ему по плечу — it is within his grasp/reach, he is equal to the task
- иметь голову на плечах
- лежать на плечах
- ложиться на плечи
- перекладывать на плечи
- похлопывать по плечу
- сбрасывать с плеч
- сваливать с плеч
- сваливаться с плеч
- скидывать с плеч
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