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1 подбирать
vt; св - подобра́ть1) собирать, поднимая to pick up; всё разбросанное to gather upподбира́ть бума́ги с по́лу — to pick up the papers from the floor
2) оправлять to put/to tuck upподбира́ть во́лосы — to put up one's hair
подбира́ть подтыкать простыню́/прядь воло́с — to tuck up/in a sheet/a strand of hair
подбира́ть ю́бку — to draw/to tuck up one's skirt
3) находить подходящее to choose, to selectподбира́ть под па́ру, под стать — to match up
тща́тельно подбира́ть себе́ рабо́тников — to pick one's employees/staff carefully
подбира́ть ключ к замку́ — to fit a key to a lock
подбира́ть га́лстук к руба́шке — to choose a tie to go with/to match the shirt
подбира́ть му́зыку — to play by ear, to extemporize
подбира́ть му́зыку к стиха́м — to put/to set verses to music
тща́тельно подо́бранные прч телохрани́тели — handpicked bodyguards
вам подберу́т подходя́щего сопе́рника — you'll be matched up with somebody of your capabilities
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