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121 sun
[sʌn]nThe room never gets any sun at all. — В комнату никогда не проникает солнце.
The room catches the sun. — В комнату попадает много солнца.
I've got a touch of the sun. — Я немного перегрелся на солнце.
We have only a few hours of sun. — Солнце у нас всего несколько часов в день.
Make hay while the sun shines. — ◊ Куй железо, пока горячо. /Коси, коса, пока роса.
There is nothing new under the sun. — ◊ Ничто не ново под луной.
A place in the sun. — ◊ Место под солнцем.
Everything under the sun. — ◊ Все в этом мире.
- spring sun- bright sun
- tropical sun
- setting sun
- low sun
- afternoon sun
- sun helmet
- sun lamp
- sun roof
- full eclipse of the sun
- orb of the Sun
- heat of the sun
- work in the sun
- from sun to sun
- in the heat of the sun
- in the mersiless sun
- in the blazing sun
- find shelter from the sun
- get out of the sun
- give one's face to the sun
- go round round the sun
- keep smth off the sun
- keep the sun out
- let in the sun
- lie in the sun
- move from the sun
- place smth out of the sun
- place smth in the sun
- protect smth from the sun- rise with the sun- see the sun
- shade one's eyes from the sun
- squint in the sun
- stand against the sun
- take the sun
- tell the time by the sun
- turn to the sun
- walk in the sun
- worship the rising sun
- sun is in one's eyes
- sun gleams- sun warms the earth- sun is covered by the clouds
- sun goes in the clouds
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122 shitty
I adj vulg sl1)Some people have a shitty outlook on life — Бывают же пессимисты, блин
2) esp AmEWhy don't you take that shitty book and stick it up your ass? — Засунь себе в задницу свою долбаную книгу
3) AmEII expl vulg slMove over. You're too shitty to drive — Двигайся. Ты слишком пьян, чтобы вести машину
It takes shitty two hours to get the fucken motor out of the warehouse — Этим придуркам нужно целых два часа, чтобы притащить сюда двигатель со склада
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123 sticky
adj infml1)The bank manager was sticky about letting her have an overdraft — Управляющий долго не соглашался на то, чтобы она превысила свой кредит в банке
2)3)Things began to get a little sticky and he began to move toward the door — Когда дело запахло керосином, он начал продвигаться к двери
When the going got sticky, she disappeared — Когда дело стало принимать нежелательный оборот, она исчезла
4) AmEThings were getting a little sticky the more she drank — Чем больше она пила, тем больше становилась сентиментальной
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124 fix
1. n разг. затруднительное положение; дилеммаto be in a fix — быть в трудном положении; оказаться в тупике
2. n определение местонахождения или координат3. n ав. радио, засечка4. n амер. состояние, положениеin good fix — в порядке, в хорошем состоянии
5. n сл. отступное, взяткаtax fixes — льготы по налогу, предоставляемые за взятку
6. n сл. игра, исход которой предрешён7. n «фикс»8. n сл. доза наркотика9. v укреплять; закреплять; прикреплять10. v устанавливать, назначать, определять11. v отмечать, фиксировать, констатировать12. v возлагатьit is difficult to fix the blame — трудно определить, кто виноват
13. v разг. устраивать; делать14. v разг. приводить в порядок15. v разг. чинить, ремонтировать, налаживать16. v разг. приготовить, сделать на скорую руку17. v разг. неотрывно смотреть; устремить взгляд18. v разг. сосредоточить19. v разг. приковывать, останавливать20. v разг. остановиться на; выбрать21. v разг. запечатлевать, фиксировать22. v разг. поселиться, осесть; закрепитьсяhe fixed his residence in the city — он поселился в городе; он избрал город своим местожительством
23. v разг. разг. вылечить24. v разг. разг. собираться, намереваться25. v разг. разг. улаживать, разрешатьanything that is wrong with our life today, people expect the schools to fix — люди ждут от школы разрешения всех жизненных подстраивать, «договариваться»
26. v разг. разг. разделаться, расправиться27. v разг. сл. давать наркотики; снабжать наркотикамиfix out — снабжать, обеспечивать
28. v разг. эвф. кастрировать29. v разг. спец. оседать, густеть, твердеть30. v разг. фото, кино фиксировать, закреплять31. v разг. засекать32. v разг. точно определять широту и долготуСинонимический ряд:1. bribe (noun) bribe; graft2. predicament (noun) box; corner; deep water; difficulty; dilemma; hole; hot water; impasse; jam; pickle; plight; predicament; quagmire; quandary; scrape; soup; spot3. assign (verb) assign; preorder; preplan; refer4. bribe (verb) bribe; buy; buy off; corrupt; have; sop; square; tamper with5. define (verb) conclude; define; determine; limit6. fasten (verb) anchor; attach; clip; concenter; concentrate; connect; couple; fast; fasten; fixate; focus; implant; moor; pin; plant; rivet; secure7. grave (verb) engrave; etch; grave; impress; imprint; inscribe; stamp8. impose (verb) decree; dictate; impose; lay down; ordain; prescribe9. lodge (verb) catch; lodge; stick10. mend (verb) correct; do up; doctor; emend; mend; overhaul; patch; rebuild; recondition; reconstruct; repair; revamp; right; vamp11. place (verb) affix; blame; pin on; place; saddle12. prepare (verb) assemble; fit; get; make; make up; prepare; ready13. root (verb) embed; entrench; infix; ingrain; instil; lodge; root14. seat (verb) establish; install; seat15. set (verb) lay; put; set16. settle (verb) arrange; attend to; dispose of; negotiate; settle17. solve (verb) resolve; solve; work; work out18. sterilize (verb) alter; castrate; change; desexualize; geld; mutilate; neuter; sterilize; unsex19. tamper (verb) tamper20. tune (verb) adjust; attune; regulate; tune; tune upАнтонимический ряд:break; change; corrupt; destroy; detach; disarrange; disassemble; displace; disturb; free; ignore; loose; loosen; move; neglect; release; remove -
125 sway
1. n качание, колебание; раскачивание2. n власть, господство; влияние3. v качаться, колебаться4. v качать, раскачивать5. v иметь влияние; склонять6. v обыкн. поэт. управлять, править7. v тех. поворачивать в горизонтальном направленииСинонимический ряд:1. authority (noun) authority; command; control; dominance; domination; dominion; government; jurisdiction; mastery; might; power; predominance; prerogative; rule; strings2. influence (noun) influence; leverage; weight3. oscillation (noun) oscillation; undulation4. affect (verb) affect; carry; get; impact; impress; inspire; move; strike; touch5. bias (verb) bias; influence; prejudice6. fluctuate (verb) bend; dispose; fluctuate; incline; lean; oscillate; pendulate; predispose; swing; tend; vacillate; wave7. govern (verb) control; convince; direct; dominate; govern; overrule; persuade; prevail; prevail upon; reign; rule8. waver (verb) careen; lurch; rock; stagger; teeter; totter; waver; weave; wobbleАнтонимический ряд:discourage; steady; weakness -
126 take it easy
1) нe утpуждaть ceбя, нe уcepдcтвoвaть, нe oчeнь cтapaтьcя; paбoтaть c пpoxлaдцeйHe went back to bed wondering if it wouldn't be a wise move to take some leave. He had a fortnight due to him, and anyway he could justifiably claim his doctor had told him to take it easy (Th. Sharpe). Why not just sit back and take it easy for a while. Why not retire and let matters take their course? (M. Quinn)2) oтнocитьcя cпoкoйнo, нe вoлнoвaтьcя, нe paccтpaивaтьcя, нe пpинимaть близкo к cepдцу, пpoщe cмoтpeть нa вeщиThe boy shielded his eyes from the light and began to cry. 'Take it easy,' one of the men said. 'You all right now, boy' (Л. Saxton). 'How dare you break in like this!' she said furiously. 'Get out of here!' 'Take it easy,' I said soothingly. 'We want to have a little talk with you first' (J H. Chase)
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