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1 пора
I жпор`а1) time; season ( також пора року)гаряча пора — hot time, pressing season; ( року) high season; ( спека) dog days; rush hours
2) age3)до пори до часу — up to a given moment, for a certain time
з тих пір — since that time ( day), since then
з цих пір — hence, henceforward, from today, in future
у всяку пору — at any time, whenever you like
не в пору — untimely, prematurely
II безос.до яких пір — how long, how much longer ( про час); up to where, how far ( про місце)
пор`аIII ж анат.давно пора — it is high time, it ought to have been done ages ago
п`ораpore; porosity -
2 під
I ч( у печі) hearth, hearth-stone; мет. bottom, hearthII прийм.1) under; sub; beneath, belowпід впливом — under the influence (of)
під головуванням — under the chairmanship (of), presided over (by)
під дією — under the influence (of smth.), under the action (of smth.), on/under exposure (to smth.)
під забороною — prohibited, forbidden, under a ban
під захистом — under the protection (of)
під землею — underground, beneath the ground
під командою — under the command (of)
під приводом — under pretence (of); under the pretext (of); on the plea (of)
під прикриттям — under cover (of), under the shelter (of), screened (by)
під присягою — on oath, under oath
під тиском — under pressure (of), through press (of)
2) ( у супроводі) to3) (біля, поблизу) near; at; ( про битву) ofпід містом — in the suburbs, near the town
4) ( приблизно) about5) ( про час) towards6) ( напередодні) on the eve (of)7) ( подібний до) in imitation (of)9) onпід забезпечення ек. — on security
під заставу — on security, in pawn
віддати під суд — to put on trial, to prosecute
10) atпід рукою (про місце) — ( near) at hand, close by; ( про предмет) ( ready) at hand, within reach
11)під знаком питання — not certain, open to question
під п'яну руку — in a state of intoxication, when drunk
під заголовком — headed, entitled, under the title/heading
під напругою ел. — alive
під прямим кутом — at right angles, at right angles to
під струмом — carrying current, alive
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