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101 battere il marciapiede
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102 girare per le strade
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103 prostytucj|a
f sgt prostitution- uprawiać prostytucję to work as a prostitute, to walk the streets, to be on the streetsThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > prostytucj|a
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104 ruar
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105 заниматься проституцией
Русско-английский синонимический словарь > заниматься проституцией
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106 слоняться по улицам
General subject: walk the street, walk the streetsУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > слоняться по улицам
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107 revisión
• checkup• going price• going-out• inspect• inspection by customs• re-examination• reexamination• rehashing• rehearing• revetment• review copy• revindication• revisable• revise• revise the accounts• reviser• revision of ship's cargo• rework cost• rewritable• walk the streets• walk to work -
108 sétáltat
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109 patinar
v.1 to skate (sobre hielo).Elsa patina muy bonito Elsa skates very nice.2 to skid (resbalar) (coche).El auto patina en el hielo The car skids on the ice.3 to put one's foot in it (informal) (equivocarse).4 to patinate.El anticuario patina el mueble The antique dealer patinates the furniture.5 to be crazy.* * *1 (como diversión) to skate2 (por accidente) to slip3 (vehículo) to skid4 (meter la pata) to put one's foot in it; (equivocarse) to boob, make a boob\patinar sobre hielo to ice-skate* * *verb* * *VI1) [con patines] [sobre ruedas] to roller-skate; [sobre hielo] to skate, ice-skate2) (=resbalar) [coche] to skid; [persona] to slide3) * (=equivocarse) to make a blunder, boob *4) Arg * to fail* * *1.verbo intransitivo1)a) (Dep) ( con ruedas) to skate, roller-skate; ( sobre hielo) to skate, ice-skatea ti te patina/a éste le patina — (CS fam) you've/he's got a screw loose (colloq)
2) (fam) ( equivocarse) to slip up2.* * *= skate, skid, aquaplane.Ex. For example, a picture of a woman skating would be accompanied by other pictures with people involved in the same type of sporting activity.Ex. As a result of the snow they skidded across the road into a lorry.Ex. Driving through puddles or even heavy rain can cause your vehicle to begin to ' aquaplane'.* * *1.verbo intransitivo1)a) (Dep) ( con ruedas) to skate, roller-skate; ( sobre hielo) to skate, ice-skatea ti te patina/a éste le patina — (CS fam) you've/he's got a screw loose (colloq)
2) (fam) ( equivocarse) to slip up2.* * *= skate, skid, aquaplane.Ex: For example, a picture of a woman skating would be accompanied by other pictures with people involved in the same type of sporting activity.
Ex: As a result of the snow they skidded across the road into a lorry.Ex: Driving through puddles or even heavy rain can cause your vehicle to begin to ' aquaplane'.* * *patinar [A1 ]viA1 ( Dep) (con ruedas) to skate, roller-skate; (sobre hielo) to skate, ice-skate; (con patines en línea) to rollerblade2 (resbalar) «persona» to slip, slide; «vehículo» to skid; «embrague» to slipa ti te patina/a éste le patina (CS fam); you've/he's got a screw loose ( colloq), you're/he's not all there ( colloq)B1 ( fam) (equivocarse) to slip uppatinó en unas cuantas preguntas she slipped up on a few questions2( Esp fam) (traer sin cuidado) (+ me/te/le etc): todo lo que le digo le patina no matter what I say to him it's like water off a duck's backeso a mí me patina I don't give a damn o I couldn't care less about that ( colloq)* * *
patinar ( conjugate patinar) verbo intransitivo
1
( sobre hielo) to skate, ice-skate
[ vehículo] to skid;
[ embrague] to slip
2 (fam) ( equivocarse) to slip up
patinar verbo intransitivo
1 to skate
patinar sobre ruedas/hielo, to roller skate/ice-skate
2 (resbalar) to slip
(vehículo) to skid
3 fam (equivocarse, meter la pata) to put one's foot in it
' patinar' also found in these entries:
Spanish:
resbalar
- rueda
English:
ice-skate
- rollerblade
- skate
- skid
- know
- roller
- slip
* * *♦ vi1. [sobre hielo] to skate, to ice-skate;[sobre ruedas] to roller-skate; [con patines en línea] to roller-blade;¿quieres venir a patinar sobre hielo? do you want to come skating o ice-skating?2. [resbalar] [coche] to skid;[persona] to slip;la bici patinó en una curva the bike skidded on a bend;Esp Famle patinan las neuronas, le patina el embrague he's going a bit funny in the head;Esp Famlo que diga me patina I couldn't care less what he says, Br I don't give a monkey's what he says, US I don't give a rat's ass what he sayspatiné comprándome ese coche buying that car was a really bad move♦ See also the pronominal verb patinarse* * *v/i1 skate;patinar sobre hielo (ice)skate;patinar sobre ruedas (roller-)skate2 AUTO skid3 fig ( equivocarse) slip up* * *patinar vi1) : to skate2) : to skid, to slip* * *patinar vb to skate -
110 safety
noun1) (being out of danger) Sicherheit, diethere is safety in numbers — zu mehreren ist man sicherer
3) attrib. Sicherheits[netz, -kette, -faktor, -maßnahmen, -vorrichtungen, -lampe]* * *noun (the state of being safe: I worry about the children's safety on these busy roads; a place of safety; ( also adjective) safety goggles; safety helmet.) die Sicherheit, Sicherheits-* * *safe·ty[ˈseɪfti]n no plthey all ran for \safety behind trees sie rannten alle, um sich hinter den Bäumen in Sicherheit zu bringenI prefer to watch it on TV from the \safety of my own armchair ich sehe es mir lieber, von meinem sicheren Sessel aus, im Fernsehen anplace of \safety sicherer Ortwith no thought for one's own \safety ohne an seine eigene Sicherheit zu denkento be concerned for the \safety of sb um jds Sicherheit besorgt seinto guarantee [or assure] sb's \safety für jds Sicherheit garantierento leap to \safety sich akk mit einem Sprung in Sicherheit bringento winch sb to \safety jdn mit einer Seilwinde in Sicherheit bringenfor your [comfort and] \safety zu Ihrer [Bequemlichkeit und] Sicherheitfor \safety['s sake] sicherheitshalber, aus Sicherheitsgründen5.* * *['seIftɪ]nSicherheit fin a place of safety — an einem sicheren Ort
with complete safety —
I can say with safety that... — ich kann mit Sicherheit behaupten, dass...
to play for safety (Sport) — auf Sicherheit spielen; (fig) sichergehen
when we reached the safety of the opposite bank — als wir sicher das andere Ufer erreicht hatten
to seek safety abroad — sich ins Ausland in Sicherheit bringen
the government must ensure the safety of nuclear power plants — die Regierung muss die Betriebssicherheit von Atomkraftwerken gewährleisten
* * *safety [ˈseıftı]A s1. Sicherheit f:jump to safety sich durch einen Sprung in Sicherheit bringen;swim to safety sich schwimmend in Sicherheit bringen2. Sicherheit f, Gefahrlosigkeit f:safety (of operation) TECH Betriebssicherheit;safety in flight FLUG Flugsicherheit;safety on the road Verkehrssicherheit;we cannot do it with safety wir können es nicht ohne Gefahr tun;there is safety in numbers zu mehreren ist man sicherer;a) sichergehen (wollen), Risiken vermeiden,b) SPORT auf Sicherheit spielen;safety first! Sicherheit über alles!;safety-first scheme Unfallverhütungsprogramm n3. Sicherheit f, Zuverlässigkeit f, Verlässlichkeit f (eines Mechanismus, Verfahrens etc)against gegen, vor dat)5. Schutz-, Sicherheitsvorrichtung f, Sicherung f6. Sicherung(sflügel) f(m) (am Gewehr etc):at safety gesichertB adj Sicherheits…* * *noun1) (being out of danger) Sicherheit, die3) attrib. Sicherheits[netz, -kette, -faktor, -maßnahmen, -vorrichtungen, -lampe]* * *n.Schutz m.Sicherheit f. -
111 перемывать косточки
разг., ирон., неодобр.pick (pull) smb. to pieces; pick smb.'s bones; rake smb. over the coals; enjoy muckrakingСперва Тося решила, что они говорят о ней, перемывают ей косточки и Илья-изменщик, посмеиваясь, рассказывает Анфисе, какая Тося дурёха: всему верит и чуть ли не кидается ему на шею. (Б. Бедный, Девчата) — At first Tossia thought they were talking about her, pulling her to pieces, and that Ilya was telling Anfissa what a silly fool Tossia was, a simpleton who believed every word he said and practically threw herself at him.
- Тьфу! - плевались деревенские бабы, перемывая Анфисины косточки. - И как глаза у ней от бесстыдства не полопаются! (А. Иванов, Вечный зов) — 'It's outrageous!' the village women fumed as they picked Anfisa's bones. 'It's a wonder she's not ashamed to walk the streets!'
Бабы собирались даже тогда, когда им ничего не надо было покупать. Стоят у прилавка, выстроившись очередью, обсуждают свои дела или перемывают кому-нибудь косточки. (В. Распутин, Деньги для Марии) — Women would come even when they had nothing to buy, merely for the pleasure of grouping together to confide their secrets or rake somebody over the coals.
- И пускай болтают, пускай! - заторопилась Лизанька, чтобы предупредить обиду... - Людям в радость перемыть косточки. (В. Личутин, Любостай) — 'Let them talk, let them!' said Liza hastily, to forestall the feeling of offence... 'People enjoy muckraking.'
Русско-английский фразеологический словарь > перемывать косточки
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112 sad
∎ it makes me sad to see what's become of them ça me rend triste ou m'attriste de voir ce qu'ils sont devenus;∎ I shall be sad to see you leave je serai désolé de vous voir partir;∎ to be sad at heart avoir le cœur gros;∎ the flowers look or are a bit sad les fleurs ont triste mine;∎ he came through the experience a sadder and a wiser man l'expérience a été dure mais profitable(b) (depressing → news, day, story) triste; (→ sight, occasion) triste, attristant; (→ painting, music etc) lugubre, triste; (→ loss) cruel, douloureux;∎ but sad to say it didn't last long mais, malheureusement, cela n'a pas duré;∎ that's very sad news c'est bien triste;∎ she came to a sad end elle a eu une triste fin;∎ the sad fact is that he's incompetent c'est malheureux à dire, mais c'est un incapable(c) (regrettable) triste, regrettable;∎ it's a sad state of affairs when this sort of thing can go unpunished il est vraiment regrettable que de tels actes restent impunis;∎ it's a sad reflection on modern society malheureusement, cela en dit long sur la société moderne;∎ it's a sad day for trade unionism/Scottish football c'est un jour bien sombre pour le syndicalisme/le foot écossais;∎ it's a sad day when you can't walk the streets at night in safety c'est quand même triste de ne pas pouvoir se sentir en sécurité dans les rues la nuit∎ to be a sad case être minable;∎ he's still living with his parents, how sad can you get? il habite toujours chez ses parents, il est grave ou il craint!;∎ very familiar what a sad bastard! quel gros nullard!;∎ they've got really sad taste in music ils écoutent de la musique vraiment craignos -
113 strichel
(DE) strichen; (EN) be on the game; go on the street; walk the streets -
114 панель
[-нэ́-] ж.1) ( тротуар) pavement, footway2) ( деревянная обшивка стен) panel ['pæ-], wainscot3) стр. panel4) (приборная и т.п.) board, panelпане́ль управле́ния — control [-'trəʊl] panel
••пойти́ на пане́ль — become a streetwalker; go on the game брит.
рабо́тать на панели — walk the streets; hustle амер.
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115 клиент
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116 auf den Strich gehen
1. to hustle Am.2. to walk the streets coll.1. to become a streetwalker Am.2. to go on the game Br. coll. -
117 strichel
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118 прогуливаться по улицам в поисках клиента
1) General subject: walk the streets (о проститутке)2) Taboo: troll( pros and homos)Универсальный русско-английский словарь > прогуливаться по улицам в поисках клиента
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119 revolear
v.1 to flutter, to take short flights; to fly precipitately.2 to whirl (lazo). (Mexico)* * *1.VT Cono Sur [+ lazo] to twirl, spin2.VI to fly round* * *verbo transitivo (CS) to whirl... round* * *verbo transitivo (CS) to whirl... round* * *revolear [A1 ]vt(CS) to whirl … round* * *revolear vtMéx, RP to whirl around;revolear la cartera to walk the streets, to work as a prostitute;revolear la pata to be full of life o verve -
120 hacer la carrera
eufemístico to walk the streets
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