phrasal verbs Flashcards
1
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подражать
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take after
Uncle Mzo always says I take after my dad.
2
Q
отклонить/отказать/сделать тише
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turn down
They will also turn down invitations to friends’ homes where there is a pet cat.
She wants him to turn down the music, but he convinces her to stay.
3
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отложите в сторону(2)
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put/push aside
4
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заканчиваться(обычно о еде/времени/батарейках ) (3)
A
run out of
to be out of
•The batteries in this torch have run out / are dead. Pll have to get some more.
•I guess I RAN OUT OF milk
Кажется,наше молоко закончилось
•We’re OUT OF sugar.Could you please go and buy some?
-У нас закончился сахар.Можешь купить немного?
•Unfortunately, I’d run out of furniture polish, so I couldn’t do any polishing, but l’ll do that next weekend.
5
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решить
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work out
6
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присматривать
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look after
7
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собрать( лего, мебель)
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put together
8
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пройти через что-то,какие-то обстоятельства( или заставить кого -то)
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put through smth
9
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разобрать ( речь/текст, песнию)
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make out ( what you’re saying)
Can you make out the words of this song?
10
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оказаться
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turn out
11
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закручивание гаек /репрессивные меры
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crackdown
12
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сделать погромче
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turn up
13
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переделать (тест )лучше
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make over
14
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переночевать
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sleep over
15
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демонстрировать/хвастаться
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show off
16
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отложить
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put off
17
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изобрести
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make up
18
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восхищаться кем то
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look up to
19
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продумать все до конца
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think through
20
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освежить(навыки)
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brush up ( on soccer skills)
21
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положить конец
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put an end to ( somth)
We will put an end to these practices.
22
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Возбуждать эмоции
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Stir up emotions
The film has stirred up deep emotions.
23
Q
Завязать разговор
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Strike up a conversation
I mean, if you see a cool-looking guy, strike up a conversation…
24
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Завязать дружбу
A
Strike up a friendship
They strike up friendships in the cafeteria.
25
избавиться от привычки(2)
kick a habit
get rid of…
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понимать ( доперло)
catch on
It took me a while to catch on the new software
To be honest I couldn't really just catch on the new software because my awareness of that is very low
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сократить(потребление)
cut down on
I’m trying to cut down on caffeine
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ладить(2)
get along
get on well with
I don’t GET ALONG with Trish.I prefer not to speak to her
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компенсировать
to make up for
I’ll work extra hours to make up for the time I took off
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наткнуться ( на)
run into
I ran into my old high school friend at the grocery store today
His mother worried that if their relationship hit the rocks, he would run into trouble at work too.
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выделяться
to stand out
You’d better ask a lot of questions and participate in class to stand out
he's been the stand out
он всегда выделялся на общем фоне
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превратиться
turn into
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/вырваться, сбежать (с места преступления) /
избегать наказания (сойти с рук)/Уехать (на выходные)
get away (with)
come to terms with
1) Sometimes it's wonderful to GET AWAY from the city hustle and bustle and spend a weekend in the country.
-Иногда замечательно вырваться из городской суеты и провести выходные за городом.
2)he thought he could GET AWAY WITH cheating on the test,but he got caught
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мириться с (порядком вещей)(2)
put up with
•My roommate is so dirty,he doesn’t flush the toilet after he uses it,but I have to PUT UP WITH it ,because he pays a big portion of the rent
•I’ve been PUTTING WITH your lies for years .It’s over
come to terms with the thought that she might die.
•
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Постоять за себя
stand up for yourself
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затронуть(тему)
bring up
He brought a very interesting point
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перестать финансировать/обеспечивать
cut off
My parents decided to cut me off
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оправиться / пережить/ преодолеть трудный период
get over
-She couldn’t GET OVER the death of her husband
-Go get a job and get over it
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равняться на тебя
look up to you
You’re my inspiration. I really look up to you
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целоваться
make out
Do you want to make out?
41
разобрать( речь)
I couldn’t make out anything you said because you were crying
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сбить ( переехать)
run over
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унаследовать от
take after
you really take after your mother
44
придумать( идею)
come up with
•let’s come up with an idea
•Can you help me come up with something?
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сдаться/ уступать
give in
-After hours of negotiations I finally gave in
-The student couldn't remember this poem and gave in.
Студент не мог запомнить это стихотворение и сдался.
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смотреть с высока
look down on
Don’t you dare to look down on me
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тушить огонь
put out the fire
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заходи/заглядывай в гости(6)
come round
come in
come by
pop in
get in
drop in
-COME ROUND when you have time!
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подобрать на машине
pick up
Хочешь, я заеду за тобой?<2>
Do you want me to pick you up?
do you need a ride
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подождите( стойте в стороне)
stand by
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занести(привнести)/подключить гостей
bring in
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отдохнуть
chill out
We spent a week chilling out on the beach, it has helped me focus for the challenge ahead.
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потерять возможность что-то сделать
miss out on
Don’t miss out on this opportunity
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психовать
freak out
•I don’t want you to freak out
•Can you move that doll ?It’s freaking out a little bit
может быть с позитивом/ негативом
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просыпаться /вставать
(2)
wake up
get up
U usually get up at 6.
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включать (2)
turn/put on
Could you put the air conditioning on, please? It's so hot in here.
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. [adjective: very worried and anxious
выводить из себя/нервничать/стрессовать/подвергать стрессу
stress out
-Interviews stress me out
-I feel totally stressed-out at work at the moment
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затрагивать (тему)
bring up
Don’t bring up John’s divorce,okay?
I was talking to my grandpa and he brought up the war
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посмотреть(найти/ погуглить)
look up
•I need to look up the location
•I need to look up the bus times
•I should probably to look up •the weather
•If you don’t know word in English,look it up
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выяснить(понять)(5)
figure out
find out
ascertain
clarify
plough through
•I need to figure out how to get there
•I still can’t figure out why computer is so slow
plough through
It's Friday, the sun is shining and the barman is beckoning, so let's plough through this nonsense with a minimum of fuss.
Tractor boys plough through Spurs
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заскочить в (место)(4)
pop into
pop over
stop by
drop by
I’ll pop into a coffee ship and pick up breakfast
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подобрать/забрать
pick up
I’ll pick up breakfast
I picked up kids from school
Can you pick up some breakfast the way home?
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отвезти
drop off
I dropped off kids at school
I dropped off my suit at the dry cleaner’s
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выбросить
throw away
I popped into a coffee shop and picked up a cherry banana muffin.It was gross,so THREW it AWAY
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сократить потребление чего-либо(2)
cut back (on something)
cut down on
•I’m trying to CUT BACK ON sugar anyway
•We should CUT BACK ON our spending
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потерпеть
bear with
I have an interview at 10 with Hanna Baker
-Okay, BEAR WITH ME for a sec please
-bear with the pain
-bear with the situatuon
Потерпи меня секунду, пожалуйста
Подтекст означает,что говорящий делает что-то другое и просит подождать
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успокоить/cя
calm down
It took me 30 seconds to CALM her DOWN before she told me what was wrong
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ответить(почта,телефон)
get back to
•I should probably GET BACK TO Dan
•Sorry for the delay in GETTING BACK to tou
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с нетерпением жду …(действие)
look forward to NOUN/GERUND
•I look forward to seeing you soon
•I’m looking forward to vacation next month
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наверстать упущенное (2)
catch up on
make up for lost time
I have to CATCH UP ON my homework
My mom is going to watch my baby this weekend so I can CATCH UP ON sleep
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заполнить(бланк)
fill out/ in
I filled up this form wrong.I put in my details instead of my son’s
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сделать громче
сделать тише
turn up (volume up)
turn down (volume down)
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избавиться от
get rid of
I have a lot of clothes I want to GET RID OF
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/отдать потерянное /
сдать(письменную работу
hand in
•I found a wallet on the street,so I handed it in
•Finish up and hand in your work.
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выспаться
Sleep in
I’m so happy tomorrow is Saturday so I can SLEEP IN
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упражняться (например в зале)
work out
Every day I WORK OUT in the gym for half an hour
I hate WORKING OUT
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встречаться с друзьями(2)
1)hang out
2) meet up
•Bob and I met up on Friday for a coffee
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пролистать вниз
пролистать вверх
приблизить
отдалить
scroll down
scroll up
zoom in
zoom out
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отметить(что-либо как выполненное в to-do-list)
check off
•I’ve already uploaded the pictures .I can CHECK that on OFF
•I can CHECK number 2 OFF
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записать(в тетради)(3)
write down
jot down
put down
Write/jot these ideas down
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вычеркнуть(случайно написанное)
cross out
-I accidentally wrote the wrong date
-No prob.Just CROSS it OUT and wrote it again
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разорвать(бумагу например)
rip up
I started to get really frustrated ,so I RIPPED UP the list
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в итоге оказаться/заканчиваться тем(2)
end up
turn out
•After a few hours ,I ended up choosing this title for my blog
•I know Paul loves his motorcycle, but one dat he’s going to END UP in the hospital
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работать в направлении
work toward(AmE)
work towards(BrE)
The good thing about team building is that everyone is WORKING TOWARD the same goal
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•зарегистрироваться(гостиница)
•выписаться
check in
check out
•We check in on the 20th and check out on the 22nd
•Check-in is at 3 p.m. and check-out is at 10 a.m.
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перемещать людей/вещи в разные позиции,чтобы разместить других
to juggle
I’ve spent weeks juggling everyone’s schedule around so nobody missed out
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пропускать(например дату,мероприятие)
miss out
I don’t want anyone to MISS OUT ON this hiking trip
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продолжать /начинать(ся)(3)
go ahead
carry on
go on
Bill is really sick.I don’t know if the negotiations will GO AHEAD without him
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отдать даром
give away
The company is GIVING AWAY 3000£ to the team that completes the hike fastest
ТАКЖЕ give away это про вещи ,которые
•we don’t want
•we don’t need
-Where’s that cute dress you sewed
-I GAVE it AWAY.It didn’t look good on me
90
сдаваться
give up
Never give up
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проводить свободное время (бесцельно,чаще всего с друзьями)
hang out
My friends and I HANG OUT in the cafe for an hour because it was raining
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выйти/ выбежать из помещения в ярости
storm out (of)
In one of our meetings I got so angry that I STORMED OUT OF the room
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•заехать(в дом на проживание)
•съехать
move in
•I think you should MOVE IN with us
•My neighbours are MOVING OUT.I’m really going to miss them.I hope someone nice MOVES IN
•I MOVED OUT when I was 18,and that’s how I like it
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1)уговорить
2)отговорить(4)
1)talk someone into something(=persuade)
You will never TALK ME INTO moving in with you
2)talk someone out off
turn smb off
dissuade
discourage
I think ive managed to turn him off the idea of building a model railway track in the back gade.
I’n trying to TALK my best friend OUT OF quitting university
How can I TALK him OUT of it?
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1)улизнуть(выйти незаметно,украдкой)(2)
2)прокрасться внутрь
1)sneak out
slip off
-I usually SNEAK OUT when they are sleeping
-Let's try and slip off before the meeting finishes and go for a drink.
2)sneak in
The meeting has already started so I SNEAKED IN
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одеваться(на вечеринку)
dress up
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сыграть с
take on
Germany will TAKE ON Mexico in the first round of the World Cup.
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подойти (к человеку)
come over to
He CAME OVER to me
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подводить(подставлять)
let smb down
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.
.
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попадать на ( например дата)
fall on
I think it falls on Sunday
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добавить что-то(например время)
add on
The referee has added on 2 minutes of stoppage time
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разыграть по ролям
act out
104
скопировать/списать
copy out
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проверять
check up
106
приняться за работу
get down to work
-Let's get down to business.
-Давай займемся делом.
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входить
выходить
get in
get out
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собираться вместе
get together
-We should GET TOGETHER one day.
-Нам нужно когда-нибудь собраться.
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удрать/ ретироваться(4)
make off
get away
run away
slip away
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сдуть
blow away
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снять (одежду)(2)
take off
take down
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взлетать
вылетать в Москву
take off
take off for Moscow
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выглянуть (за окно)
look out
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авторизоваться
зарегистрироваться
log in
sign up
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разыграть диалог
act out a dialogue
116
покопаться в памяти
dig up memory
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наряжаться
dress up
You can DRESS UP for your graduation
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запускать фейерверки
set off fireworks
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держать вдали от (2)
keep away
keep off
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подбодрить
cheer up
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валять дурака(13)
fool around
screw around
to monkey around
horse around
lounge around
mess around
laze around
slack off
slack off
fuck around
phone it in
play the fool
act a fool
- Irv, stop screwing around.
-Stop screwing around in my class.
-Then I started horsing around a little bit.
-I was a good student,but then I kind of slacked off
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питаться вне дома
eat out
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отменить/отозвать
call off
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ставить палатку
put up (a tent)
It poured with rain while we tried to put our tent up.
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перенимать/взять вверх/вступать во владение
take over
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наезжать на ( орать)
bust on
i won’t bust on you
я не буду на тебя наезжать
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отправляться(в путешествие)
set off (on a journey)
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подставить кого-то(2)
set someone up
Screw (one) over
Why would anyone want to set him up?
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удерживать кого-то от
hold someone back
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подходить(надвигаться,про дату)
come up
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пригласить на свидание
ask smb out
132
прибраться
clean up
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слечь (с болезнью,но не серьезно)(2)
1)to be down with
-The family is DOWN with the flu
2)come down with (the cold)
-She is worried that the child might COME DOWN WITH malaria
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развешивать (декорации)
put up decorations
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распродавать
sell out
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передвигаться на
get around by (car,bike)
как вы передвигаетесь?
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нацелиться пытаться получить что-либо/ метить на должнлсть
be after
Anna is after this dress but she is waiting for sales
Анна хочет получить это платье, но она ждет распродаж
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быть созданным для чего-то(2)
•to be cut out to
•to be
She is cut out to be a teacher
Она создана ,чтобы быть учителем
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быть расстроенным чем-то
to be cut up (about)
She was CUT UP about the rainy weather.They were going to the zoo that day
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грустить/ быть в депрессии
be down
Linda has BEEN DOWN since she broke up with Tom
Линда расстроена с тех пор как рассталась с Томом
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слечь/ заболеть чем-либо (2)
to be /go down with
The family is DOWN with the flu
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быть сытым по горло чем-либо
to be fed up ( with)
I’m FED UP WITH your behaviour
-Я сыт по горло твоим поведением
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участвовать в каком-то деле/ быть в курсе чего-либо
быть « за»
To be in (on)
Is she IN ON our secret?
Она в курсе нашего секрета?
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увлекаться (2)
to be into
to be keen on
Jim is into rock music
-Джим увлекается рок- музыкой
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быть неприемлемым
to be not on
The things he is saying are just not ON
То , что он говорит, просто неприемлемо
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работать ( о технике)
to be on
The microwave, the washing machine and the oven were ON
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иметь в виду ( пытаться сказать)
to be on about
-I can’t understand what he was ON BOUT
Я не понимаю, о чем он пытался сказать
-What are you on about?
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преследовать
to be onto
He totally changed his image as he thought the police were ONTO him
-Он полностью изменил свой имидж так как он думал,что полиция преследовала его
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пытаться что-то сделать(2)
to be out to
to be about
1)
She is OUT TO get him sucked because she hates him
-Она пытается его уволить,потому что она ненавидит его
2)She WAS ABOUT to leave when the phone rang
-Она хотела выйти,как зазвонил телефон
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быть заваленным работой
to be snowed under
He is completely SNOWED UNDER because his colleagues are ill
-Он полностью завален работой, потому что его коллеги болеют
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быть связанным с чем-либо/ иметь отношение
to be to do with
I have nothing to do with it
-Я не имею к этому отношение
This project is TO DO WITH environmental problems.
-Этот проект связан с проблемами окружающей среды
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не спать/ бодрствовать
to be up
Are you UP?Let’s go for a walk
ты не спишь?пойдем гулять
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быть в настроении что-либо делать/испытывать энтузиазм/радоваться чему-либо
to be up for
Are you UP for our hike?
-Ты рад что мы идем в поход?
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оторвать/содрать
tear off
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выплатить (деньги до конца)/расплатиться /окупиться
to pay off
•I finally PAID OFF my house
-Я наконец-то РАСПЛАТИЛСЯ ЗА свой дом
•It took me 12 months to PAY OFF my car
•I’m still PAYING OFF my student loan
•I’m still PAYING my student loan OFF
-Я все еще выплачиваю студенческий кредит
(разделимый фр.глагол)
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вносить деньги
put down money
Are you ready to put down money to prove it?
А вы готовы заплатить такие деньги, чтобы его попробовать?
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скинуться
chip in
Everyone CHIPPED IN to buy a new bike
-Все скинулись ,чтобы купить новый велосипед
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расплатиться/вернуть деньги
pay back
•When are you going to PAY me BACK?
-Когда вернешь деньги?
•I’ll PAY you BACK tomorrow
•She said she wouldn’t PAY us BACK
(разделимый)
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накопить /сберегать:откладывать деньги
save up
•I’m SAVING UP for a new washing machine
-Я коплю на новую стиральную машину
•I’m SAVING UP to buy a new washing machine
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прибегнуть к сберегательному счету(к трате денег )
dip into
•My husband and I had to DIP INTO our emergency fund because a storm damaged part of our roof
•I often dip into savings acount
dip-макать
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делать запасы
squirrel away
* squirrel-белка
•I’m SQUIRRELLING money AWAT for a vacation
squirrel money away=squirrel away money
(разд)
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очень дорого/безумно дорого
rip off (noun/verb)
That’s a RIP OFF
•это безумно дорого
•Sellers might try to RIP OFF tourists
-Продавцы могут обдирать туристов (завышать цены)
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раскошеливаться(2)
cough up
fork out
•I had to COUGH UP 40 bucks=I had to COUGH 49 bucKS UP
cough-кашлять
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сводить концы с концы с концами,выживать( 3)
get by
scrape by
hand to mouth
I want 2 different jobs so that I can SCRAPE BY
•When I was a university student I usually managed to SCRAPE BY.But sometimes parents had to give me the
money
scrape by- значение такое же .Но более нейтральное-“справляться»
•Don’t worry .I’m GETTING BY
-Не волнуйся.Справляюсь.
•At the moment I’m just GETTING BY
•He got redundant and gets by only with his friend's help.
-Его сократили, и он перебивается только с помощью друга.
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прийти к деньгам(стать богатым)
come into money
When I was 25 ,I CAME INTO money.My friends are really impressed that I own a house ,but it was really easy for me to buy
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обжираться /нажраться как свинья
pig out
•We do the work and then they PIG OUT
•After PIGGING OUT all Christmas , I decided to go on a diet
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встретиться (вне дома)
meet up
•Last week a friend and I MET UP for lunch
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появиться/нарисоваться (внезапно) (2)
show up
come up
•I was on time,but Kate SHOWED UP 30 minutes late
•My train SHOWED UP early
•He will come home late,some business has COME UP
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1)Выкладывай(говори то,что хочешь/ намереваешься сказать)
2)Выплюнуть
spit out
•SPIT OUT ,Dave
-Выкладывай ,Дейв!
•I had to SPIT OUT a bite
-Мне пришлось выплюнуть кусочек
•Don’t SPIT your gum OUT on the street.Put it in a trash can
-Не плюй жвачку на улице.Кинь в мусорку
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блевануть/вырвать
throw up
After I got home ,I THREW UP
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наткнуться на кого-то(2)
run into
bump into
•A few days later ,I BUMPED INTO Kate.
•I RAN INTO my teacher at the grocery store
•You are never going to believe who I RAN INTO/BUMPED INTO
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соврать//выдумать
make up
•I think he completely MADE that UP.He told me he now owns 2 properties.
•My brother MADE UP a story about unicorns,mermaids and fairies.
-Katie didn't want to go to the concert, so she made up an excuse about being ill.
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надевать
put on
•Every morning I PUT ON my clothes.
•I PUT clothes ON
(разделимый)
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снять
take off
I want to TAKE OFF my shoes
I want to TAKE my shoes OFF
(разделимый фр.глагол)
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одеваться скромнее
dress down
One Friday a month,all employees can DRESS DOWN(одеваться вне дресс-кода)
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развешивать белье
•I like to HANG OUT my laundry
-мне нравится развешивать мое белье
•I like to HANG my laundry OUT
(разделимый фр.гл.)
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повесить(вещь)
hang up
HANG UP your jacket
HANG your jacket UP
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выбрать(из списка/набора/вещей)
pick out
•I PIKED some white jeans OUT
I PIKED OUT some white jeans
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примерять
try on
•I TRIED ON white jeans
•I TRIED the red heels ON
(разделимый ф.г.)
•Don’t but the shoes without TRYING them ON
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to wear new clothes or shoes to make them more comfortable (~расходить обувь)
wear in
I need to WEAR IN the heels
I need to WEAR the hills IN
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застегнуть на все пуговицы
button up
I BUTTONED my shirt UP
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застегнуть ширинку
zip up
ZIP your pants UP
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укутывать (в теплую одежду)
bundle up
•I BUNDLE UP my kids
•I BUNDLE my kids UP
(разд.ф.г.)
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разваливаться на куски /изнашиваться (2)
fall apart
wear out
•They start to fall apart
•My shoes are FALLING APART
•This house is FALLING APART
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1.съезжать с проезжей части/отправляться
2.заезжать
pull out of
•I have to pull out of my driveway because there are a lot of cats in my neighborhood
•A car can PULL OUT OF a parking space
•A train can PULL OUT OF a train station
2.pull into
•A car can PULL INTO a driveway
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переехать/задавить
run over
•I have to pull out of my driveway because there are a lot of cats in my neighborhood. I don’t want to RUN OVER a cat
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уйти из организации ,чтобы записаться в другую
break away
Some members of a party BROKE AWAY to form a rival party
-Некоторые члены партии откололись и учредили соперничающую партию
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сломаться
break down
The car BROKE DOWN
-Машина сломалась
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прерваться (2)
break down
tear down
Negotiations BROKE DOWN
-Переговоры прервались
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расплакаться
break down (in tears)
The child BROKE DOWN in tears
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идти / убежать куда-то/к чему-либо
break for
The dog heard the noise and BROKE FOR a door
-Собака услышала шум и РВАНУЛАСЬ к двери
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вломиться / ворваться /проникнуть
break in
The robbers BROKE IN and stole the money
-Воры ворвались и украли деньги
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прерывать в разговор (2)
break in
jump in
Don’t BREAK IN when adults are speaking. It’s impolite
-Не ВСТРЕЧАЙ ,когда разговаривают взрослые.Это невежливо
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разносить обувь /обкатывать машину /объезжать лошадь
break in
The shoes are too tight.Hope they will BREAK IN fast
-Туфли слишком узкие .Надеюсь они РАЗНОСЯТСЯ
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начать что-либо делать(бежать , аплодировать)
break into
He BROKE INTO a run when he saw a police
-Он ПОБЕЖАЛ,когда увидел полицию
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начать тратить сбережения (2)
break into
dip into
1.break into
I had to BREAK INTO my savings to pay for the car
-мне пришлось тратить свои сбережения ,чтобы заплатить сбережения
2.dip into
•My husband and I had to DIP INTO our emergency fund because a storm damaged part of our roof
•I often dip into savings acount
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отломить кусочек,часть чего-либо
break off
The boy BROKE OFF a piece of chocolate and gave it to the girl
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разразиться (война)(2)
break out
burst out
They are worried that the war would BREAK OUT
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сильно вспотеть/высыпать/ иметь раздражение кожи
break out in
She BROKE OUT IN a rush because of measles
-У нее началась сыпь из-за кори
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сбежать(3)
break out of
run away
run off
Nobody has ever BROKEN OUT OF a prison
-Никто не сбегал из тюрьмы
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прорваться через/
прорыв
break through
breakthrough
Scientists thought that they have BROKEN THROUGH in the attempts to find the causes of many diseases.
-Ученые думали, что они совершили прорыв в попытках найти причину многих заболеваний
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расставаться
break up
Divorce BREAKS many families UP
-Развод разбивает семьи
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закрываться (на каникулы )
break up
When do we BREAK UP for the summer holidays?
-Когда мы закрываемся на летние каникулы?
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наконец начать что-то делать
get around
one day I’ll GET AROUND to cleaning the garage,but not today
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сдать в полицию
turn in
I should still turn you in.
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четко изложить, убедить( кого-либо)
get across
How can I GET this difficult topic ACROSS?
-Как я могу донести эту трудную тему?
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ладить/ находить общий язык(2)
get along with
get on (well) with
Bobby GETS along WITH other children in the kindergarten
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критиковать/ругать/надоедать
get at
She is always GETTING AT her husband for being so messy
-Она постоянно ругает мужа за то, что он такой неряшливый
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приказывать/управлять кем-либо
boss around
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.
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отомстить
get back at
-I will GET BACK you for putting me down.
-Я ОТОМЩУ тебе за то, что ты меня унизил.
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брать начало
date back
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перепутать
mix up
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устроить кому-либо экскурсию
show smb around
Let me show you around
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дразнить
pick on
Why are you picking on him?
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упасть в обморок
умереть
pass out
pass away
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споткнуться
tip over
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потише!
keep it down
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отчитывать
tell smb off
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испортить/облажаться (3)
mess up
screw up
fuck up
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удалить с поля
send smb off
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начало матча с центра поля
kick-off
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расстраивать
get smb down
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привязать (собаку)
tie up
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перевернуть(2)
roll over
turn over
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подожди/ дождись(2)
wait up
hang on
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не спать всю ночь
stay up all night
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задувать (свечи)
blow out (candles)
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мойка посуды
washing-up
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относиться к ( о времени в прошлом)
date back
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внести залог за кого-то
bail smb out
Thanks for bailing me out.
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положить трубку (2)
get off the phone
Hang up the phone
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истреблять
wipe out
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быть застигнутым врасплох(4)
to be tacken aback
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2)to be taken by surprise
That she had been taken by surprise was obvious.
3) to be caught off guard
I will not be caught off guard by Chuck's antics while I'm being feted at tonight's event.
4) to be caught napping be …
The soldiers were caught napping by the sudden attack.
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обстоятельно объяснять
spell smth out
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случиться ,произойти(особенно,когда это не планировалось)
come about
I’m at the Granny’s in summer instead of camping with friends. How did this COME ABOUT
-Я у бабушки летом вместо кемпинга с друзьями. Как это ПРОИЗОШЛО
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случайно наткнуться на что-либо/кого-либо(3)
1)run into
2)bump into
3)come across
•A few days later ,I BUMPED INTO Kate.
•I RAN INTO my teacher at the grocery store
•You are never going to believe who I RAN INTO/BUMPED INTO
•Jack CAME ACROSS an interesting book in the shop and immediately bought it
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казаться (впечатление о человеке)
come across
He CAME ACROSS as shy because he didn’t speak all the evening
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присоединиться (2)
1) join in
2) come along
-May I COME ALONG on a new hiking trip tomorrow?
come along with me
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купить/приобрести
come by
Where did you COME BY this golden pendant?
-Где ты приобрел эту золотую подвеску?
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раскритивать / наброситься(2)
1)come down on
-The boss CAME DOWN ON her for being late
-Босс накинулся не нее за опоздание
2)get at
-She is always GETTING AT her husband for being so messy
-Она постоянно ругает мужа за то, что он такой неряшливый
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сводиться к чему-либо
come down to
The campaign COMES DOWN to the question of money after all.
-Кампания СВОДИТСЯ в итоге к денежному вопросу
I came across? someone who's done an almost identical study, so l've got to come to3 a decision: do I want to continue with it or not? I guess in the end my decision will come down to what my professor recommends.
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быть родом из
come from
-He comes from Austria
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удаваться
come off
I was going to arrange a great party for my birthday,I hope it will COME OFF all right
-Я собираюсь устроить вечеринку на день рождения.Надеюсь все ПОЛУЧИТСЯ
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отвалиться,оторваться ,отклеиться(3)
come off
break off
fall off
The heel of my shoe CAME OFF
-Каблук моей туфли ОТВАЛИЛСЯ
-The door handle's come off / fallen off.
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приехать/подойти/прийти
come over
Is your family COMING OVER from France for the wedding?
-Твоя семья приезжает из Франции на свадьбу?
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перестань ( выражает недоверие)
come of it
COME OFF IT! Tell the truth at last!
-ПЕРЕСТАНЬ! Скажи правду!
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обнаружиться / выясниться( о правде) (2)
come out
turn out
The truth has finally CAME OUT!
-Правда наконец ВСКРЫЛАСЬ
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выйти/ стать доступным для публики
come out
The new issue of the magazine has just CAME OUT
-Новый выпуск журнала только что ВЫШЕЛ/ СТАЛ ДОСТУПЕН
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Найти выход (из ситуации)/
решить проблему
get around/round
-I couldn’t pick up children after school because I had to stay longer at work, but I GOT ROUND asking their Granny for help.
-Я не могла забрать детей после школы, потому что мне пришлось задержаться на работе, но я ВЫКРУТИЛАСЬ, попросив бабушку помочь.
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Иметь в виду, вести (к чему-либо клонить)
get at
-I don't understand what you are getting at.
-Я не понимаю, к чему ты ведешь.
-I really think you ought to apologise to you know-who about you-know-what.
-I'm sorry, I don't know what you're getting at. Who? What?
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Не сделать что-либо вовремя, отставать
get behind with
-I GOT BEHIND WITH my work because I had slept too much in the afternoon.
-Я НЕ УСПЕЛ сделать работу, потому что я слишком много спал днем.
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справиться с чем-либо(3)
1)get over with
2)cope with smth
3)get around /round
2)get over (with)
-I got over the illness
- She couldn't GET OVER the death of her husband.
-Она не смогла оправиться после смерти мужа.
-The test has been very difficult. I am afraid I haven't GOT BY
-Тест был очень трудный. Я боюсь, что я не справился.
-The problem is that the regulations don't allow us to use next year's budget.
-Oh, don't worry. We'll get around/round it somehow. [find a way of dealing with or
avoiding a problem]
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отделаться/ справиться (2)
get through with
get off with
1)Let's get through with it. / Давай РАЗДЕЛАЕМСЯ с этим.
2)
-He GOT OFF WITH a fine and went home.
-Он отделался штрафом и пошел домой.
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Трогаться в путь, отправляться
get off
-They GOT OFF the dawn to be there by afternoon.
-Они отправились на заре, чтобы быть на месте к полудню.
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Преуспевать, делать успехи
get on
-How are you getting on?
-Как продвигаются дела?
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Выйти на кого-либо
get on to
-It took long to GET ON TO the leader of the gang.
-Потребовалось много времени, чтобы ВЫЙТИ НА главу банды.
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дозвониться
get through
-I can't GET THROUGH to you.
-Я не могу дозвониться до тебя.
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взорвать
blow up
-Who BLEW UP Nord Stream?
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поднимите руки
put (you hands) up
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работать на износ
прохлаждаться
work guts out
mess around
I'm working my guts out down here while you are just messing around.
-Я работаю здесь на износ, пока ты прохлаждаешься.
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заскочить (куда-то неожиданно)
drop in
I DROPPED IN to say hello
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бросить школу
drop out
-He shouldn’t DROP OUT OF a high school
-Is he a high school dropout?
Он что, бросил среднюю школу?
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прерывать (беседы)/перебивать
jump in (a conversation)
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сболтнуть
blurt out
-He'd blurt out his whole soul to the first comer.
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говорить вокруг да около
talk around
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закрыть (бизнесс)
shut down business
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уклоняться от чего-то/ избегать делать что-то/уйти без предупреждения
duck out
-This is why I ducked out of the briefing.
-I'm gonna duck out a few hours.
-I thought I could duck out for a while.
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стукачить
rat on
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съесть что-то жадно, быстро
wolf down
-He sat heavily at the table and WOLFED DOWN his food.
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напрашиваться на
fish for
I wasn't fishing for a hug.
-Я не напрашиваюсь на объятия.
-This guy's always fishing for compliments.
-Этот парень напрашивается на похвалу.
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струсить
chicken out
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пристегнись(2)
buckle up
strap in
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ускакать ( животные)
hop away
275
отступать/ отойти назад(2)
back up
back off
-Can you back up a little so I can open the door?
-Never back up!
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отступить/ перестать спорить
back UP
-Sometimes it’s best just to BACK UP and stop arguing
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остановить машину/ съехать на ней на обочину
pull over the car
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удвоить
double up
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улучшить что-либо
level up smth
-Are you ready to LEVEL UP your English?
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положить ( на стол)
put down
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взять ( предмет в руки)
pick up
-PiICK UP the mug
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налить ( жидкость в что-либо) (2)
fill up ( with)
pour in
-I FILL UP the mug with tea
283
опрокинуть
knock over
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протереть (2)
wipe out
clean up
285
ополоснуть/ смыть
rinse off
I RINSE OFF the soap from inside my mug
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высушить/обсохнуть
dry off
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подметать
sweep up
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выбросить
dump out
-The garbage was dumped out.
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подтолкнуть к краю пропасти ( к бедности)
push smb over the edge
-But that's not what pushed me over the edge.
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полагаться на
rely on
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проводить (опрос)
carry out (a survey)
293
я напортачил
i screwed up
294
так держать !(3)
keep it up!
keep up the good work!
Stick with it.
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отстань!(6)
Stay away!
go away!
Back off!
Leave me alone!
piss off!
get off my back
Yo get off my back, it's none of your business.
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продолжай продолжать
keep on keeping on
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идти вниз по
walk down
298
. буксовать
.
slip up
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остыть / успокоиться
cool off/down
300
ввести в курс дела
fill in
-I missed the meeting.Can you FILL me IN ?
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перестань!(давай вперед)
come on
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приходить в себя
come to/round
He CAME ROUND 30 minutes after he has hit his head
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encountered or had to deal with (a difficult situation)
Натолкнуться (на проблемы, на сопротивление), столкнуться
Come up against
-Every time COME UP AGAINST him, I lose.
-Каждый раз, когда я сталкиваюсь с ним, я проигрываю.
lam doing a research project for my degree on the psychology of ageing, but l've come up against a few problems.
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высказаться
выступать
speak out
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перезвонить(2)
ring /call smb back
I’ll ring you back later
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разогреть (еду)
heat up
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остывать
cool down
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выскребать
scrape out
-Something hard is stuck at the bottom of my mug so I need to SCRAPE it OUT
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завершить работу над чем-то
wrap up
-We need to wrap it up
надо закругляться!
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оставаться здесь(на месте)
stick around
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возьми трубку
pick up the phone
312
отметить(время убытия с работы)
clock out
313
на сегодня довольно
call it a day
We were shattered and decided to call it a day and just relax
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еще чего!(размечтался)
you wish
(когда думаешь,что что-то не произойдет)
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to deal with a very sad and difficult situation in brave and determined way( держаться )(2)
bear up
hold up
-How is she bearing up?
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пустяки(да не за что)
no(not)a big deal
-We have to pay a little more to park there
-That’s fine.No big deal
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опусти ствол
put the gun down
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высохнуть
dry out
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Проболтаться, выдать секрет
Give away(about)
-She had GIVEN everything AWAY about the surprise. So it wasn’t a surprise
Она разболтала всё о сюрпризе. Поэтому это уже не был сорприз
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Сдавать работу(на проверку)
give in
-I understood that I had made a mistake. But I couldn't correct it because it had already GIVEN the work IN.
Я понял, что допустил ошибку. Но я не мог исправить её, потому что я уже СДАЛ работу
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Выделять (газ, тепло, энергию)
give off
-Your car gives off too much exhausts. You should go to the mechanic.
Ваша машина выделяет слишком много выхлопных газов. Вам следует обратиться к механику.
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Выходить на (о двери или окнах)
give onto
-The door gave onto a little garden.
Дверь выходила на небольшой садик.
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раздавать
give out
-The monitor was giving the papers out.
Староста раздавал работы.
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жаловаться (на)
give out (about)
-The English always give out about the weather.
-Англичане всегда жалуются на погоду
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Перестать делать что-либо раздражающее
give over
-The kids were shouting and I told them to give over.
Дети кричали, и я сказал им перестать.
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передать ответственность
give over
-Mr. Black had to GIVE his post OVER to a younger specialist.
Мистер Блэк был вынужден передать пост более молодому специалисту.
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бросить привычку
give up +ger
-I have GIVEN UP eating chocolate to lose weight.
-Я перестал есть шоколад, чтобы сбросить вес.
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Посвящать, вкладывать (время, силы разделимый
give up time to
-I gave all my free time up to this project.
-Я посвятил все свое свободное время этому проекту.
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аплодировать
give it up to
-Please GIVE it UP TO our next guest.
-Пожалуйста, поприветствуйте аплодисментами нашего следующего гостя.
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Разочароваться, поставить крест на ком-либо, забить
Give up on
-I gave up on him when he started drinking again.
Я разочаровалась в нем, когда он снова начал пить.
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Сдать (сообщников)(2)
give up to (police)
turn in
-The drug smuggler GAVE all his accomplices UP TO the police.
Торговец наркотиками сдал всех своих сообщников полиции.
-If I feel that you've compromised his sobriety in any way, I will TURN you IN to the police as a drug dealer and a thief.
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Пропустить, уступить
give away
-You have to give way at this junction.
Вы должны уступить дорогу на этом перекрестке.
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ломаться, разрушаться( о плотине)
give way
-The dam gave way and the village was flooded.
Плотину прорвало, и деревню затопило.
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Сдаться (полиции)
Give oneself up
-He gave himself up.
Он сдался полиции.
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Посвящать себя чему-либо
Give oneself up to
-The princess GAVE herself UP TO charity.
Принцесса посвятила всю себя благотворительности.
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когда рак на горе свистнет
when pigs fly
337
вышвырнуть вон(2)
kick out
force out
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мы облажались (2₽
We're screwed up.
we’re fucked up
339
мы облажались (2)
We're screwed up.
we’re fucked up
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принести с собой
bring by
341
выскочить
pop out
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молить о
beg for
343
жеребьевка
toss-up
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отрубить
chop off
345
сходишь с ума по поводу
freak out about
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залететь / обрюхатить
knock up
347
утащить
drag off
348
легкий выход из ситуации
the easy way out
Are regulators about to take the easy way out and declare
CBD a drug?
349
прекрати это
cut it out
350
взбить на скорую руку(2)
whip up
rustle up
It took them 10 minutes to rustle up a meal.
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вскипятить
boil over
352
продумать
think through
353
появиться /приехать
turn up
My cat was gone for two days.
Then he just turned up out of nowhere!
Everyone turned up on time for the meeting.
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стоять в очереди за (чем-либо)(3)
to queue up
to line up
to stand in line
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Оказать кому-то медицинскую помощь.
Patch (someone) up
356
процедить (жидкость)через
strain smth through smth
357
сесть поудобнее(2)
sit/ lean back
358
обопрись на меня
lean on me
359
обопрись на меня
lean on me
360
спускаться (5)
get down
come down
go down
descend
abseil down
361
Украдкой увидеть кого-то или что-то из чего-то, как сквозь дыру.
Peep out (of something) (at someone or something)
362
списать кого-то со счетов
Write smb off
363
опрокинуть
knock over
364
выпить залпом
gulp down
365
вписаться (в планы)
fit in (with plans)
It'd suit my arrangements if we could meet up at lunchtime.
B: Yes, that would fit in perfectly with my plans too.
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наизнанку
inside out
Wear it inside out.
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отставать( идти сзади) (3)
lag /fall behind
trail
368
Есть что-то в больших количествах, обычно с удовольствием.
Feast (up)on (something)
369
расти (ценам)
prices drive up
370
подъехать к дому
drive up to the house
371
подойти (к магазину)
walk up (to the store)
372
наценка
mark up
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расстановка
line up
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поддерживать кого-то
Back (someone) up
375
отступать
back up
376
Начать всё с начала
To start all over again
377
уйти в отставку(2)
step down
hand in ones resignation
378
подчеркнуть /обратить внтмание
point out
So the first thing that I'm going to point out.
379
пОЛЮБИТЬ
РАЗЛЮБИТЬ
TO FALL iN LOVE WiTH
TO FALL OuT OF LOVE WiTH
380
давайте разберем это по порядку
let’s break it down
381
приземлиться в
touch down in
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выйти из самолета
get off the plane
383
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.
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поднять свою задницу
get your ass up
385
наклониться вниз(3)
bend down
lean down
bow down
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оттаять
thaw out
387
вкрутитить
screw in
388
остерегаться(3)
watch out
beware
look out
When you're on the motorway, look out for a sign saying
'Willowsdean' That's where you turn off.
389
проскочить мимо
get past
390
лоб в лоб
Head-on
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вытянуться
stretch out
392
/подмигивать
Wink at (someone)
393
кланяться
Bow down
394
Показать свое неодобрение чего-то.
Frown upon
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Сложить оружие.
Lay down one’s weapons.
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пройти через(2)
step through/over/overstep
step through detector
397
перегореть
burn out
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обыскивать
pat smb down
399
провожать кого-то
see smb off
You would see them off
see off an intruder-провожать незваного гостя
400
Отвечать на оскорбление или критику, иногда в мстительной манере.
(2)
Clap back
talk back
401
подвести итоги(2)
take stock
sum up the result
take stock of where we are
подведите итоги того, где мы находимся
402
освободи кого-то
cut someone loose
403
выключаться(2)
turn off
go off
the street light WENT OFF ,leaving is in complete darkness
404
начать (дело/ строительство)
break a ground on
They broke ground on the new library building,
405
вырваться на волю
Break free (from something)
The horse tried to break free from its stable.
406
выкарабкаться
pull through
407
уменьшать (масштаб)
scale down
408
расследовать
look into
The police are looking into the arms deal.
409
раскопать инфу
dig out
The cops are trying to dig out info about the arms deal.
410
навевать воспоминания
bring back memories
This photograph brings back happy memories.
411
пригласить в гости
invite smb round
So he invited me round to his flat.
412
fall to the ground(2)
fall over/down
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подвинуться
move over
414
перечитать
read over
415
взлом /грабеж
break-in
416
происходящее
goings-on
There was a lot of gossip about the goings on at the office party.
417
начало(2)
outset
get-go
I knew from the outset that there would be problems.
418
падение
downfall
The economic crisis caused the downfall of the government.
419
зевака
onlooker
Crowds of onlookers watched as the police arrested the man.
420
(засорившиеся) стоки
Blocked-up drains
421
(неисправный) авто
A breakdown vehicle.
422
make a mistake
slip up
Have we slipped up somewhere?
423
привязять
tie down
We tied the boxes down on the roof of the car.
424
вырываться вперед(2)
pull ahead
overtake
425
поспевать/ идти- бежать в ногу
keep up
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остывать (после бега)
cool down
427
остывать (после бега)
cool down
428
подкачаться
bulk up
429
подкачаться
bulk up
430
остановиться на каком-то занятии
stick with
431
остановиться на каком-то занятии
stick with
432
заклиниватся
seize up
433
наклониться (2)
bend over
lean
434
наклониться
bend over
bend over slightly
X
435
закатай )свой рукав)
roll up your sleeve
436
внести свой вклад
pitch in
437
Предоставить кому-то временное убежище; позволить кому-то остаться на ночь.
Put up
can u put me up for the weekend
438
Ошиваться.
Hang around.
439
Ошиваться.
Hang around.
440
оформление/расположение
layout
441
сорвать что-то(флаг)
rip smth off
442
возвращаться на( определенное место)
head back on
443
набраться смелости
mustered up the…
Julia mustered up the courage to ask for pay rise.
444
споткнуться об
stumble upon
I couldn't find my book and then I happened to stumble upon it at my friend's house.
445
Факты не сходятся.
The facts don't add up.
446
вальяжный
laid-back
447
to withdraw from an agreement=
To back out
448
-to yield in a conflict or struggle
To back down
449
выбрасывать
throw away
450
выбрасывать
throw away
451
Возите детей из школы на различные мероприятия
shuttle smb around
Shuttle kids around from school to activities
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найти работу сразу же
walk straight into a job
However, when he left university, he walked straight into a job in an excellent company.
453
make quickly=
run up smth
This weekend I'm going to run up some curtains for my new room.
454
punish very severely
The police intend to come down heavily on anyone causing trouble at tomorrow's football final.
455
уступить дорогу(3)
give way
make way
step aside
456
высвободить время
free up some time
A: I think we should both arrange our work schedules so we don't have to work in May.
B: Yes, l'll try to free up some time so we can go away together.
457
поддерживать что-то на должном уровне
keep up smth
l
A:I'm finding it hard to find time to practise the French
I learnt at school.
B: Yes, I have a similar problem keeping up my Spanish.
458
нагулять аппетит
work up an appetite.
459
оправдать чьи-то ожидания
live up to ones expectations either.
The hotel wasn't as good as I thought it would be.
B: No, it didn't live up to my expectations either.
460
смыть(2)(водой)
wash off
rinse off
Wash off the blood
461
arrive at place
come along
Not many people bought tickets for the concert in advance, but quite a few came along and bought tickets at the door.
462
выполнить задачу(4)
hold up ones end
i didn’t hold up my end
+ complete the task
perform the task
accomplish the task
carry out
463
disappear or become less strong (of dirt or colour on clothing/material)
come out
Let your shirt soak overnight and the stain will probably COME OUT
464
become public knowledge after it has been kept secret (of the truth)
come out
-If this story COME OUT about the Prime Minister, he'll have to resign.
-The band has a new album coming out next month.
465
leave after a period in a place (of hospital/prison)
come out of
Ava's coming out of hospital at the weekend. She's much better now.
466
[happen successfully or as planned]
come off
I was planning to arrange a surprise holiday for her birthday, but I'm not sure it's going to COME OFF
467
[happened, especially something which is not planned]
come about
I've had to organise the school fair again this year - I'm not quite sure how that CAME ABOUT
468
1.to be mentioned or discussed
2.happened unexpectedly, usually a problem or difficult situation
3.become available
to come up
-Will you tell your boss about your plans to stand for the local council?
-Only if the subject COMES UP (1) in conversation. I nearly told him at work this morning, but then something CAME UP (2) and we had to deal with it straight away. Mind you, I don't know if a place on the council is going to COME UP (3) for a while yet, so perhaps l'll wait.
469
Сесть и дать отдых ногам, расслабиться.
take a load off
470
[do something that you have intended to do for a long time]
get round/around to
-Have you rung the travel agent's yet to confirm our bookings?
-Sorry, I haven't got around/round to it yet, but l'll do it after lunch, I promise.
471
[do something that you have intended to do for a long time]
get round/around to
-Have you rung the travel agent's yet to confirm our bookings?
-Sorry, I haven't got around/round to it yet, but l'll do it after lunch, I promise.
472
do and complete something difficult or unpleasant that must be done
get sth over with
Let's get this meeting over with
473
свет погас
lights went out
474
support an idea, or agree with someone's opinion
go along with
Whatever you say, Lottie will go along with you.
475
continue to exist or happen
go on
It went on raining all day.
476
think about what will happen in the future and plan for those events
look ahead
477
go in the direction of
make for
When we got to the park, the children made for the swings while I sat on a bench.
478
form the whole of something
make up smth
Over 30% of the university population is made up of overseas students.
479
form the whole of something
make up smth
Over 30% of the university population is made up of overseas students.
480
understand someone or smth
make out
-Jack is behaving very strangely at the moment. I just can't make him out.
-I can't make out why my computer won't let me save this document.
481
combination of things which form something
make-up
-The class has an interesting make-up, with students from three continents and 12 different countries.
482
отгородиться
fence off
483
To ignore or dismiss something or someone.
brush off
She brushed off his attempt to apologize.
He brushed off the criticism as irrelevant.
484
end a relationship or agreement ;to stop talking suddenly.
break off
They decided to break off their arrangement.
She broke off in the middle of her sentence when the door opened.(прервалась на полуслове)
485
To stop employing someone because there is not enough work ;to stop doing something.
lay off
-The company had to lay off 50 workers.
-You should lay off smoking for the sake of your health.
486
To explode
to begin to dislike something or someone.
go off
-The bomb could go off at any moment.
-I used to like the band,but I've gone off them lately.
487
To explode
to begin to dislike something or someone.
go off
-The bomb could go off at any moment.
-I used to like the band,but I've gone off them lately.
488
To succeed in there is something difficult
to move away, go to the side of the road.
pull off
She managed to pull off a major deal with a client.
We pulled off the highway to get some rest.
489
To cancel a debt
to consider something a failure.
write off
The bank decided to write over the bad loan.
The company wrote over the project as a complete failure.
490
To stop working
to reduce the price.
knock off
-Let's knock off for the day and grab a drink.
-They knocked off twenty dollars from the original price
491
идет проливной дождь
pour down
It was absolutely pouring down yesterday. / There was a real downpour.
492
have arguments with someone
fall out with someone
I've fallen out with my parents again
493
помириться(2)
get together
make it up
They met at a party and got together soon after.
494
Устранить, предотвратить, исключить или отменить кого-то или что-то как
ВоЗМожНосТЬ.
rule out
rule out possibility
495
в довершение всего
to top it off
496
в довершение всего
to top it off
497
separate into pieces
come apart
The antique picture frame just came apar
in my hands.
498
become conscious again
come round/around
He was unconscious for three hours but came round in hospital.
A nurse was with me when I came round after the operation.
499
занять ( пост/позицию)
take up the post of
When I returned, I went back to my old job and also took up the post of editor of a leading medical journal.
500
двигайтесь вверх по лестнице
move up the ladder
I was put on a fast-track scheme and was moving up the ladder
501
быть приоритетнее чего-либо
take priority over
I decided that other aspects of my life should take priority over my work.
502
[fixing new equipment or a new system in the correct place]
put in
I spent yesterday putting in a new washing machine
503
выключить(2(
put out / turn off
Would you mind putting that light out? It's shining directly onto my computer screen.
504
[build a structure]
put up
I see they're putting up a new block of flats near the park
505
[tell someone you can't see them or do something for them till a later time].
put off
Joey, I'm sorry to have to put you off again, but l'm just too busy to see you today
506
перевести время
1)вперед
2)назад
PUT FORWARD
PUT BACK
1.Ladies and gentlemen, we're now coming in to land at Mexico City. You may want to PUT your watches FORWARD; the local time is 8.35 a.m.
2.In Britain, around the last weekend in October, all clocks are PUT BACK one hour.
507
Пошевеливаться
Move it along.
508
разбирать ( на части)
take apart
If you take apart something or take something apart, you separate it into its different parts.
Freddie loves taking clocks apart, but he never manages to put them together again.
509
разбирать ( на части)
take apart
If you take apart something or take something apart, you separate it into its different parts.
Freddie loves taking clocks apart, but he never manages to put them together again.
510
вернуть ( вещи)
take back
-If you take back something or take something back, you return it to the person or organisation that you bought or borrowed it from.
-When you go into town to take back your books to the college library, could you also take these trousers back to the shop for me? They're too small.
511
отвести в сторонку ( чтобы что-то сообщить)
take smb aside
If you take aside somebody or take somebody aside, you separate someone from a group of people
so that you can speak to them privately.
My boss took me aside at the Christmas party and told me he was going to give me a promotion
in the New Year.
512
suddenly leave a place, without telling anyone where you are going
take off
-If you take off, you suddenly leave a place, without telling anyone where you are going.
-Most people stayed at the party until quite late, but Rose took off early for some reason.
513
start doing a particular job or activity
take up sth/ take sth up
My son has recently taken up collecting coins as a hobby.
514
start doing a particular job or activity
take up sth/ take sth up
My son has recently taken up collecting coins as a hobby.
515
subtract a particular amount from a total
take off
The shop assistant took off ten per cent because the item was damaged.
516
subtract a first number from a second number
take away sth or take sth away
If you take 11 away from 33, you're left with 22.
517
admit that something you said was wrong
брать свои слова обратно
take it back
I shouldn't have called vou lazy - I take it back.
518
look at something carefully, noticing all the details
take smth in/ take in sth
He showed us a photo of his house, but I was so tired that I didn't really take it in.
519
1.subscribe to or register for something officially
2. started to do something often
3. very busy doing something
4.accept
5 makes her feel very tired
1.take out
2.take to
3.to be taken up with
4. take smb up on
5.takes smth out of
Lucy has started swimming regularly. She has taken out' a year's membership at a local sports club and has taken to going to the swimming pool every lunch hour.
She is so taken up with her swimming that she wouldn't even TAKE me UP on my offer to buy her lunch in the best restaurant in town.
The exercise certainly TAKES it OUT of her - she is too exhausted to go anywhere in the evenings.
520
подбирать (рекомендации)
take up references
521
перебивать друг друга
talk over each other
522
отвыкай
Get out of the habit
523
быть вывезенным на вертолете
to be flown out in helicopter
the dead and wounded were flown out in helicopters
524
прибираться / убираться(4)
clear up ones study
tidy up
sort out
clear out
-I spent all morning yesterday clearing up my study
-I sorted out my room on Sunday.
-I cleared out all my wardrobes and threw away all my worn-out shoes.
525
remove rubbish or dirt, usually from the floor, using
a brush
sweep up
Then had to sweep up the rubbish and dead leaves on the terrace.
526
перемешанный / запутанный
jumble up
There were dirty clothes all JUMBLED UP in a pile on the floor.
527
загрузить / наполнить (стиральную машину)
load up smth
I had to hang up four jackets and severa pairs of trousers id left lying on chairs, and then I LOADED UP the washing machine.
528
быть засоренным / заблокирвоанным
clog up
Then I discovered the washbasin was CLOGGED UP" in the bathroom, so I had to clear that.
529
finish a supply of something(израсходовать что-то)
use up
By that time i'd USED UP all my energy and I was too tired to do anything, so I just fell asleep on the sofa.
530
оживить / взбодрить
liven up
Wow! That's original. It'll certainly LIVEN Dunston UP a bit - it's such a boring place. So, what's the set-up5? Is she the only person involved?
531
the way that smth is arranged(noun)
set-up
532
the way that smth is arranged(noun)
set-up
533
cut something, especially food, into small pieces
chop up
She spends half the day CHOPPING UO? food and cleaning the kitchen.
534
держи в голове
bear in mind
535
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.
536
not include something or someone
leave out sth/sb or leave sth/sb out
For homework do exercise 8 but leave out number 10.
537
remove by cutting, usually from paper or cloth
cut out sth or cut sth out
She cut the pieces out from the dress
material.
538
lead a visitor who is leaving to the door of a room or building
show out
Let me show you out - it's quite hard to find the exit from here.
539
go with someone to the door of a room or building when they are leaving
see out sb or see sb out
Don't worry, I can see myself out.
540
allow a person or animal to leave, usually by opening a locked or closed door
let out sb/sth or let sb/sth out
The door will be locked but the receptionist will let you out.
541
prevent someone from entering a building by locking the door
lock out sb or lock sb out
I forgot my keys and was locked out of my own house!
542
accidentally prevent yourself from getting into a building by leaving the keys inside when you shut the door
lock yourself out
I've locked myself out so often that l've hidden a spare key in the garden now.
543
[helping, especially by doing work or giving money]
help out
My husband's business is so busy at the moment that l'm helping out in the office.
544
not to have an advantage that others have
lose out
I always feel I lost out because I never learnt a musical instrument as a child.
545
[noun: the condition of being ill or tired because you have been working too hard]
feel burnout
I’ve been working so hard for so long, I feel like screaming. I think I'm suffering from burnout
546
leave the ground (of a spacecraft
lift off
The space shuttle will lift off at 09.00 hours.
547
start a journey or leave a place(3)
head off
hit the road
take off
We should head off at about six tomorrow.
548
send a letter, document or parcel by post
send off
I've sent off the documents to the lawyer.
549
leave a place quickly (informal)
clear off
Why did he just CLEAR OFF without saying goodbye?
Clear off! This is private property.
550
sell all or part of a business
sell off
My cousin has sold off his share of the company he started with a friend.
551
gradually start to sleep, especially during the day
doze off
After lunch Grandpa dozed off on the sofa.
552
suddenly stop speaking
break off
Mr Prosser suddenly looked very pale and broke off in the middle of his lecture.
553
распечатать (2)
print out
run off
Please could you run off 20 copies of the agenda for the meeting this afternoon
554
quickly and easily write something that is usually difficult to write
run off
She's so clever. She can run off a statement for the press in half an hour. It would take me all day
555
quickly and easily write something that is usually difficult to write
run off
She's so clever. She can run off a statement for the press in half an hour. It would take me all dare
556
отбило мне охоту что-то делать
has put me off the idea of
What he said has put me off the idea of going to Blandville for a holiday altogether!
557
отпугивающий/ неприятный
off-putting
His description of the hotel was very off-putting.
558
повременить/ переждать
hold off
Maube we should hold off and go to Paris or somewhere in the spring?
559
отшутиться
laugh off
She didn't get offended by the comment, she just LAUGHED it OFF
560
make a new product available for the first time
roll out
He launched his business a year later, offering an individual service making desktop and laptop computers, and two years later ROLLED OUT an expanded range, including tablets and other hand -held devices
561
быть выбитым (из турнира)
get knocked out of
England qualified for the World Cup but got knocked out in the third round.
562
высасывать какашки
suck out poop
563
быть увлеченным чем-либо
to be caught up…
i was caught up in the game
564
быть увлеченным чем-либо
to be caught up…
i was caught up in the game
565
pretend to have a particular feeling or behave in a way that is not real or natural for someone (храбриться)
put on a brave face
Do you think Dan's really feeling better or is he just putting on a brave face?
566
pretend or not genuine, from the verb put on(adjective)
put-on
No, I think he's fine now. I don't think his cheerfulness is put-on.
567
[worrying, upsetting]
weighing on smth
I've got something weighing on my mind at the moment. Could you give me some advice?
568
[worrying, upsetting]
weighing on smth
I've got something weighing on my mind at the moment. Could you give me some advice?
569
give sb
pass it on sb
When you've finished with the magazine, just pass it on to someone else.
570
visit a place or person for a short time, usually when going somewhere else
call in
Please call in and see us when you are next in town.
571
make a piece of clothing narrower(2)
take smt in
narrow it down
This skirt is too big for me now - I'll have
to take it in.
572
put a substance on the surface of something and rub it so that it goes into the surface( втереть)
rub smth in
Rub the cream in gently with the tips of your fingers.
573
prevent someone from leaving a room or building by locking the doors
lock sb in
Make sure vou leave the office by 6.30 p.M. or you'll be locked in.
574
rudely join a line of people who are waiting by going in front of some of the people who are already there
push in
It's so annoying when people push in at
the bus stop.
575
start to be believed (used about something unpleasant or surprising, which usually has implications)
sink in
Be patient with Evie - it'll take a long time for the terrible news to sink in.
576
задерживаться допоздна
stay out
I don't stay out late.
Не засиживаюсь нигде допоздна.
577
засиживаться допоздна.
stay up
578
прогнать кого-нибудь(3)
Send someone away
fly someone off
kick sb out
579
вызволить/помочь в трудной ситуации
get smb off the hook
580
осуществлять (2)
bring about
carry out
581
привести в сознание / в чувство
bring round
582
сорить деньгами
splash out
583
спугнуть(2)
Scare away
frighten away
584
сосредоточить мысли на
keep one’s mind on
585
вырвать из рук(2)
Snatch it out of one’s hands
rip it off one’s hands
586
задирать нос
Turn up ones nose
587
произносить по буквам/ обстоятельно объяснять
spell out
588
выпускать/производить(3)
bring out
release
produce
589
срабатывать
go off
my alarm goes off
590
бежать по мосту
run over the bridge
591
сделать шаг назад/ отступить
step back
592
быть подсевшим на
be hooked on
593
обосноваться/ устроиться поудобнее
settle in
594
подкрадываться(2)
sneak up
stalk
595
подпевать/петь вместе
sing along
596
садиться и сходить (2)
hop on and hop off
pop on and pop off
597
навернуться (слезам)
well up
Tears welled up
598
Воткнуть в(2)
Stick smth in
slip
599
Засунуть что-то в(3)
shove smth in
get smth in
put smth in
600
объединиться(4)
come together
join together
ally
unite
601
торчать
stick out
602
перейти через smth
walk across
603
вымирать
die out
604
ковыряться (в еде)
pick at
605
ушивать( одежду)
take in
The dress is too loose and too long it needs taking in and taking up.
606
выделяться из толпы
stand out in a crowd
607
заключать выгодные сделки(2)
pick up bargains
make profitable deals
608
показать все вокруг
show around
609
подметать
sweep up
610
вмешаться(2)
step in
cut in
611
. сворачивать/прекращать
. wind down
612
соизмерять
measure up
613
выворачивать наизнанку
turn smth inside out
it turns me inside out
614
быстро добиваться успеха / справиться с чем-то
sail through
I've had a good day sailing through my work with unexpected ease.
615
разглагольствовать
to be on about
she is always on about her kids
616
to be exhausted
burned out
617
занести что-либо
drop something off
618
выделяться из
ТОЛПЫ
Stand out from the crowd
619
.подкачатьчя/ув. объем
. bulk up
620
разориться
go broke
621
сдать в аренду
to rent out
622
arrange on a flat surface.
разложить (на столе/ на поверхности)
spread out
He spread out the photos on the table so everyone could see them.
623
убери это
put it away
624
чувствовать себя обделенным
feel left out
625
найти общий язык
hit it off.
We totally hit it off.
626
примерять
try it on
627
вплотную
Close up
628
Это то, как он обычно себя ведет?
Is this how he's usually go?
629
absorb=
soak up
630
упростить что то
dumb smth down
631
вмешаться / подхватить /включаться в обсуждение
chime in
-If I want to share my opinion, I may chime in.
-Does anyone want to chime in?
(asking for opinions)
632
to go to a place or enter a place
set foot in
I'm afraid to set foot in my hometown because it's no longer peaceful and quiet.
633
вышибать двери
kick down the doors
634
проветрить/ to discuss or address an issue openly
to air out
I'm trying to air out the car to get rid of the smell.
We really need to air out the house.
It's important to air out any grievances.
I think we should air out some our concerns.
635
to repeat or read something quickly
to run through
Will you rehéarse with me? I'd like to run through my lines.
to discuss, repeat or read something quickly
636
to make something less forceful or offensive
tone down
There's so much anger in politics.
People need to tone down the rhetoric.
637
сузить выбор
narrow down
638
трудно найти / достать
(smth) hard to come by
Good service is hard to come by these days.
639
поджечь/ подогреть интерес
spark off
The rising prices sparked off a lot of political protest
640
взяться за… работу (ответстаенность )
take on
She's not prepared to take on that job.
641
распустить ( тугую одежду
letting out and letting down.
The skirt is too tight and too short, it needs letting out and letting down.
642
сменить одежду на другой
change out of…… into
He changed out of his weekend clothes into his uniform.
643
именно
namely
644
покачиваться
wobble around
645
отбросить назад(2(
set back
throw back
646
красть у
steal from…sb
647
клясться чем-либо
swear on
I swear on my life
648
уменьшите масштаб
scale back
649
принести присягу
swear in
650
to omit
leave out
651
to deceive sb
to take in
652
занести что то
drop something off
653
to confess
to own up
We're going to own up to that.
654
завязать (шнурок)
to do up
655
показать средний палец(2)
flip sb off
flip the bird
656
заступаться …за себя
Stand up for myself -
657
открутить
Twist it off.
