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wash over подминавам, минавам покрай (без да засегна); -
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transitive verb(fig. coll.): (not affect)wash over somebody — [Streit, Lärm, Unruhe usw.:] jemanden gar nicht berühren
* * *vi1. (flow over)▪ to \wash over over sb/sth über jdn/etw [hinweg]spülen▪ to \wash over over sb jdn überkommen [o übermannen▪ to \wash over over sb keine Wirkung auf jdn haben, an jdm abprallenit makes no difference what I say, it just \wash overes over them es ist ganz egal, was ich sage, es prallt einfach an ihnen ab* * *vi +prep objthe criticism just seemed to wash over him — die Kritik schien an ihm abzuprallen
he lets everything just wash over him — er lässt alles einfach ruhig über sich ergehen
* * *transitive verb(fig. coll.): (not affect)wash over somebody — [Streit, Lärm, Unruhe usw.:] jemanden gar nicht berühren
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v + prep + o \<\<waves/water\>\> bañarto let something wash over one: she lets their criticism wash over her sus críticas le resbalan; I let the music wash over me — dejé que la música me envolviera, me dejé llevar por la música
VI + PREP1) (=take hold of) invadir2) (=pass by)3) (=envelop)wash 3., 3)* * *v + prep + o \<\<waves/water\>\> bañarto let something wash over one: she lets their criticism wash over her sus críticas le resbalan; I let the music wash over me — dejé que la música me envolviera, me dejé llevar por la música
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vi1) ( flow over)to \wash over over sb/ sth über jdn/etw [hinweg]spülen;to \wash over over sb jdn überkommen [o übermannen];to \wash over over sb keine Wirkung auf jdn haben, an jdm abprallen;it makes no difference what I say, it just \wash overes over them es ist ganz egal, was ich sage, es prallt einfach an ihnen ab -
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переливаться через край глагол: -
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1) переливаться через край The waves washed over the sea wall with a loud crashing noise. ≈ Волны с шумом обрушивались на берег.
2) приходить на ум The thought washed over me that I might never see them again. ≈ Вдруг мне пришла мысль, что я могу никогда больше их не увидеть.Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > wash over
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1) Общая лексика: переливаться через край2) Техника: наматывать, отлагать (наносы)4) Пищевая промышленность: смазывать перед выпечкой6) Нефть и газ: вымывать породу вокруг прихваченного бурового инструмента -
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переливаться через крайприходить на умАнгло-русский большой универсальный переводческий словарь > wash over
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vt isprati, preliti, premazati* * *
isprati
natapati
navodnjavati
poplaviti
potapati
preliti
premazati
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