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61 hate
1. IIIhate smb., smth. hate one's enemy (lies, quarrels, inactivity, etc.) ненавидеть своего врага и т. д.; I hate such cruelty ненавижу такую жестокость; I hate rich food терпеть не могу жирной пищи2. IVhate smb., smth. in some manner hate smb., smth. mortally (blindly, vindictively, ground-lessly, etc.) смертельно и т. д. ненавидеть кого-л., что-л.; she hates him passionately она его ненавидит лютой ненавистью3. VIIhate smb. to do smth. coll. hate smb. to be late (to be troubled, to talk about it, to contradict me, to think so, etc.) не выносить /очень не любить/, когда кто-л. опаздывает и т. д.4. VIIIhate smb. doing smth. coll. I hate smb. complaining (anyone listening while one's telephoning, the boy crying, etc.) терпеть не могу, когда жалуются и т. д.5. XIIIhate to do smth. coll.1)hate to get up in the morning (to go there, to study, to waste time, to write long letters, to wait for anybody, to be disturbed, etc.) не выносить /Очень не любить/ вставать по утрам и т. д.; I hate to complain я терпеть не могу жаловаться; I should hate to hie late мне бы очень не хотелось опоздать2)I hate to trouble you простите за беспокойство, мне очень неловко беспокоить вас6. XIVhate doing smth. coll.1)hate complaining (getting up late, being bothered, talking shop, etc.) не выносить /очень не любить/ жаловаться и т. д.; I hate leaving you мне очень не хочется оставлять вас [одну]; hate her getting to the theatre late (his going so far away, etc.) не выносить /очень не любить/, когда она опаздывает в театр и т. д.2)I hate troubling you простите за беспокойство7. XXI1hate smb. for smth. hate smb. for his behaviour (for her conceit, for their stubbornness, for your way of life, etc.) не выносить кого-л. за его поведение и т. д.; he hates me for it он меня за это не выносит /терпеть не может/8. XXIIhate smb. for doing smth. hate smb. for telling lies (for complaining, for interrupting people, for blaming others, etc.) не выносить кого-л. за то, что он лжет /за ложь/ и т. д.; I hate myself for consenting я себе простить не могу, что согласился9. XXVhate that... coll. I hate that you should think so (that you should talk about it, that they should be troubled about trifles, etc.) мне очень не хочется, чтобы вы так думали и т. д. -
62 stay behind
1. phr v разг. отстатьwait behind — задержаться, отстать
2. phr v разг. оставатьсяsome students stayed behind after the lecture to ask questions — некоторые студенты остались после лекции, чтобы задать вопросы лектору
remain behind — оставаться, задерживаться
to stop behind — оставаться, когда другие уже ушли
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