Harry Potter 1 Flashcards

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wicked

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  1. extremely bad and morally wrong
  2. funny or enjoyable in a way that is slightly bad or unkind
  3. extremely good
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rumour

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  1. a fact that a lot of people are talking about although they do not know if it is true
  2. слух
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at once
1. You have to call him at once
2. Everything happened at once – she graduated, got a job, and got married, all in June!

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Immediately, At once also means at the same time

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Dry up

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Высыхать, Замолчите!

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I’d wager once you’re trained up

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Держу пари, как только ты натренируешься

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blow up

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Взрывать

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Insult

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Оскорблять

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pewter cauldron

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оловянный котел

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presume

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  1. to think that something is likely to be true, although you are not certain
  2. предполагать
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bless
1. The priest blessed their marriage

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  1. to ask God to help or protect someone or something, or to make it holy
  2. благословлять
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quills and ink

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перья и чернила

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bits and bobs

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всякие вещи, безделушки, мелочи, задания, поручения.

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feather

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перо

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to be destined
1. These cars are destined for the European market

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  1. intended (for a particular purpose)
  2. предназначенный
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scar

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шрам

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gather

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  1. to collect several things, often from different places or people
  2. собирать
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curse

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проклинать, проклятие

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Stump (be stumped by sth)
1. a tree stump
2. Scientists are completely stumped by this virus.
3. He stopped and sat down on the stump of a tree
4. He seemed stumped by our questions

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Оглушить, ставить в тупик, пень, корчевать
(быть озадаченным чем-либо)

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19
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trolley

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тележка

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to be all set

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быть готовым

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Flavor

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Вкус

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peppermint, spinach, liver and tripe

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мята перечная, шпинат, печень и рубец

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booger

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козявка

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rotten

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гнилой, сгнивший

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Pathetic
Жалкий
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daisy
маргаритка
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Holy Cricket
A phrase used to express surprise (Oh my God!/OMG). Возглас удивления (Мать родная! О Боже!).
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Robe
Халат, мантия
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ceiling
1. the inside surface of a room that you can see when you look above you 2. потолок
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bewitched
1. extremely attracted to something, or completely controlled by something 2. заколдованный
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Caretaker
смотритель, сторож
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to be out of bounds
быть за пределами, за границами
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forth
вперед
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Nasty 1. There's a nasty smell in here 2. He had a nasty cut above the eye. 3. Don't be so nasty to your brother - he's four years younger than you! 4. The situation could turn (= become) nasty at any moment.
1. bad or very unpleasant: 2. Unkind 3. dangerous or violent: 4. противный, неприятный
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Dormitory
Общежитие
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That was bloody brilliant
Это было чертовски блестяще
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Assessment
оценка, суждение
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incantation
заклинания
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subtle 1. a subtle change/difference 2. a subtle way of solving the problem
Тонкий, нежный, неуловимый, хитроумный
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exact art
точное искусство
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possess
владеть
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Predispositions
предрасположенность
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ensnare 1. Spiders ensnare flies and other insects in their webs
1. to catch or get control of something or someone: 2. поймать в ловушку
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to bottle 1. This wine was bottled in France.
разливать по бутылкам, поймать
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fame
слава, отвага
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brew
заваривать, настояться, приготовлять
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stopper
пробка
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formidable 1. a formidable woman 2. a formidable task
грозный, устрашающий, невероятно трудный
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an infusion
вливание, настой
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harp string
струна арфы
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acknowledge 1. He acknowledged that there was a problem.
1. to accept, admit, or recognize something, or the truth or existence of something 2. сознавать, признавать, подтверждать
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breach 1. He was sued for breach of contract. 2. There have been ten serious security breaches (= breaks in the security system) at the airport already this year.
1. an action that breaks a rule, agreement, or law: нарушение 2. to break a rule, law, or agreement: нарушать *sue [suː] - подать в суд
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Stick-stuck-stuck 1. Anne stuck a picture of her boyfriend on the wall 2. Just stick your bag under the table 3. She stuck the needle into his arm 4. This drawer has stuck - I can't open it. 5. I can't stick her.
V: приклеивать, засовывать что-либо в/на/под, втыкать(ся) (что-либо) в/сквозь, застревать, не терпеть, не выносить кого-либо/что-либо N: палка
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Grip
схватить
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blow my whistle
Посвисти в мой свисток
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Keep your broom steady
Держите свою метлу устойчиво
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hover for a moment (hover) then lean forward slightly
зависнуть на мгновение (парить, зависать), затем слегка наклонитесь вперед
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It's a broken wrist
это сломанное запястье
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he'll be expelled
он будет изгнан
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squeeze
сжимать
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fall on my ass/arse
упасть на задницу
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Bit beyond your reach?
Немного вне вашей досягаемости?
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Have it your way, then
Будь по-твоему, тогда
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seek
искать
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Our job is to make sure you don't get bloodied up too bad
Наша работа состоит в том, чтобы убедиться, что вы не слишком сильно окровавлены
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Rough game
Грубая игра
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Someone vanishes occasionally
Кто-то иногда пропадает
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Move over
Подвинься
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I was preoccupied with its heads
Я был озабочен его головами
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It was standing on a trap door
Это стояло на люке
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There are three kinds of balls
Есть три вида мячей
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The Chasers handle the Quaffle and try to put it through one of those hoops
Преследователи берут квоффл и пытаются провести его через один из этих колей.
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With me so far?
Со мной до сих пор?
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wrist movement
движение запястья
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The swish and flick 1. I heard the rope swish through the air.
Взмах и щелчок Swish - рассекать воздух со свистом
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Enunciate 1. He doesn't enunciate (his words) very clearly.
1. to pronounce words or parts of words clearly: Произнести, произносить
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Splendid
Великолепный
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No wonder she hasn't got any friends
No wonder she hasn't got any friends
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wonder 1. I wonder what he's making for dinner. 2. We were wondering if you'd like to come over for a meal sometime. 3. the wonders of modern medicine 4. No wonder she failed the test if she didn't do any work. 5. It's a wonder he's still alive.
1. удивляться, интересоваться | чудо, удивление 2. used to politely ask someone for something or to suggest something
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Dungeon
Подземелье
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Prefects will lead their house back to the dormitories
Старосты отведут свои факультеты обратно в общежития
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Knock out
Нокаутировать, нокнуть
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Be that as it may, it was an extremely foolish thing to do
Как бы то ни было, это было крайне глупо
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take on 1. You can't take on responsibility for the whole event. / She took too much on and made herself ill 2. Her voice took on a troubled tone 3. She was taken on as a laboratory assistant. 4. to take somebody on at tennis /The rebels took on the entire Roman army.
1. to accept a particular job or responsibility: 2. to begin to have a particular quality 3. to employ someone: 4. to play against somebody in a game or contest; to fight against somebody брать, мериться силами
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sheer dumb luck (sheer/dumb)
глупая удача (явный, абсолютно / тупой, глупый, немой)
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Snape let the troll in as a (diversion)
Снейп впустил тролля, чтобы отвлечься (отвлечение внимания)
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he could get past that dog
он мог пройти мимо этой собаки
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Limp
хромать
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jinx
сглазить
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codswallop
Чепуха
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blink
мигать, моргать
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meddle
вмешиваться, interfere
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That's totally barbaric
это вообще варварство
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Possess | Possession
Владеть | Владение
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Restricted area
Запретная зона
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Fiend
злодей
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Loyal | Loyalty
преданный, верный | Преданность, верность
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Bloody hell!
1. used to express anger, annoyance, or shock. 2. Кровавый ад!
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It shows us nothing more or less than the deepest and most desperate desires of our hearts
Он показывает нам не что иное, как самые глубокие и самые отчаянные желания наших сердец.
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Men have wasted away in front of it
Мужчины чахли перед ним
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It doesn't do to dwell on dreams (to dwell on) (It doesn't do to ...)
Не стоит останавливаться на мечтах (останавливаться на мечтах) (Не стоит/не годиться) Dwell on : to keep thinking or talking about something, especially something bad or unpleasant: Dwell: to live in a place or in a particular way
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It doesn't do to ...
Не стоит/не годиться
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The Philosopher's Stone is a legendary substance with astonishing powers
Философский сон — легендарное вещество с удивительной/поразительной силой.
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He seemed quite glad to be rid of it, as a matter of fact
Он, казалось, был очень рад избавиться от него, на самом деле
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all four of you will receive detention
вы все четверо получите задержание
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Honorable as your intentions were, you too were out of bed after hours
Какими бы благородными ни были ваши намерения, вы тоже не вставали с постели в нерабочее время.
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Honor | Honorable
Честь | Почетный
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scream
крик, вопль
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serve detention
отбывать наказние
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He's a bloody coward
Он чертов трус
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you are known to many creatures here
ты известен здесь многим существам
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He's living off the unicorns
Он живет за счет единорогов
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I'd heard Hogwarts' final exams were frightful, but that was fun
Я слышал, что последние экзамены в Хогвартсе были ужасными, но это было весело.
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How many people wander around with dragon eggs?
Сколько людей бродит с драконьими яйцами?
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He kept his hood up
Он был к капюшоне/не снимал (He was in the hood)
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People will think you're up to something
Люди будут думать, что вы что-то замышляете
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Sneak
красться
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He's snoring
он храпит
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Apparently not
Очевидно нет (видно нет)
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It's deadly fun but will sulk in the sun
Это смертельно весело, но будет дуться на солнце
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Sounds like wings
Звучит как крылья
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Graveyard
Кладбище, cemetery
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Bishop, knight, Rook/Castle
Епископ(ферзь), рыцарь(конь), ладья(башня - самый крайние)
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to check the king
Шах каролю
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Cleverness 1. Everyone was impressed by the cleverness of the machine
1. ability to understand and learn quickly and easily 2. Сообразительность
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stutter
заикаться
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Even with Snape was muttering his countercurse
Даже когда Снейп бормотал свое контрзаклятье
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He went to the third floor to head me off
Он пошел на третий этаж, чтобы оттолкнуть меня
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Live off another. A mere parasite
Жить за счет другого. Простой паразит
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Unicorn blood can sustain me
Кровь единорога может поддержать меня
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conveniently enough
достаточно удобно
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horrific death
ужасная смерть (very bad and shocking)
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All I ask is for something in return
Все, что я прошу, это что-то взамен
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Tokens from your admirers
Знаки внимания от твоих поклонников (жетон, знак)
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Ronald has saved you the trouble of opening your Chocolate Frogs
Рональд избавил вас от необходимости открывать шоколадные лягушки.
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set affairs in order
привести дела в порядок
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Toffee
Ириска
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Alas
Увы
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The points stand thus
Точки стоят так(таким образом)
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while others were in grave peril
в то время как другие были в серьезной опасности
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outstanding courage
выдающееся мужество(храбрость)
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It takes a great deal of bravery to stand up to your enemies but a great deal more to stand up your friends
Требуется много мужества, чтобы противостоять своим врагам, но гораздо больше, чтобы противостоять своим друзьям.
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If that dolt of a cousin of yours, Dudley, gives you any grief...
Если этот придурок, двоюродный брат Дадли, тебя огорчает... Grief - горе, печаль Dolt dəʊlt - a stupid person
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right from the off 1. Their team dominated the match right from the off.
Immediately; from the beginning; from the very start.