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change over
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- change over а) менять(ся) местами Can we change over? I'd like to sit in the sun, too. If you change the words over, the sentence sounds better. б) переходить на что-л. (to) In 1971 Britain changed over to decimal money. The chairman decided to change the factory over to bicycle production....
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break up
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- break up а) разбивать (на мелкие куски) to break up into groups, categories делить на группы, категории; классифицировать Freezing weather will break up the soil (into smaller pieces). In spring the ice on the Great Lakes breaks up. б) слабеть в) расходиться (о собрании, компании и т.п.) The crowd broke up. г) закрываться на каникулы When does your school break up? We break up next week. д) распускать (учеников на каникулы) е) расформировывать ж) меняться (о погоде) з) заканчивать(ся) The police broke up the fight. "Break it up!" shouted the policeman. The party broke up when the police arrived. и) разводиться Their marriage broke up. I hear that Jim and Mary are breaking up. It was money trouble that broke up their marriage. к) чувствовать страх, тревогу; пугать кого-л. The terrible news will break him up. The death of his pet cat broke him up. He may break up under this trouble. л) позабавить кого-л. His story broke me up, I couldn't stop laughing. Peter just broke up when we told him what had happened....
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panacea noun
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- panacea noun панацея, универсальное средство; Membership of the ERM is not a panacea for Britain's economic problems....
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emigrate v.
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- emigrate v. 1) переселять(ся); эмигрировать (from; to) In the present difficult conditions, many people are emigrating from Britain. With the present difficulties in the National Health Service, many British doctors are emigrating to the United States....
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stag party noun
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- stag party noun see stag night...
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yard I noun
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- yard I noun 1) ярд (= 3 футам или 914,4 мм); by the yard - в ярдах; can you still buy cloth by the yard in Britain? - в Англии еще мерят ткани на ярды?...
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hoard I 2. v.
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- hoard I 2. v. запасать; копить, накоплять, хранить (часто hoard up); тайно хранить During the war it was unlawful in Britain to hoard up tins of food. Many people got rich by hoarding up gold until the price had risen more than ten times. Syn: see accumulate...
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drain away
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- drain away а) привлекать (to) Some of the cleverest men in Britain (were) drained away to the United States after the war. б) ослаблять This hard work has drained away my keenness. My strength is draining away. в) использоваться, расходоваться The rise in costs has drained all our profit away. Now that prices are rising so fast, all my money is draining away....
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fly right
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- fly right вести себя корректно Make sure you all fly right when you get to the party....
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hew to
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- hew to следовать (принципам и т.д.) I have never been disloyal to the Party. I have always hewed to its political principles....
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panic I 1. noun
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- panic I 1. noun 1) паника; panic among the population; panic in Britain; the Aids panic...
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third 1. num.
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- third 1. num. ord. третий; third person - а) gram. третье лицо; б) leg. третья сторона, свидетель (тж. third party)...
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pep up v.
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- pep up v. coll. усиливать, подгонять, оживлять, стимулировать, вселять бодрость духа; What can we do to pep the party up? A holiday will pep you up....
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fan I 2. v.
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- fan I 2. v. 5) развертывать веером (тж. fan out) The searchers fanned out to look for the missing boy. Fan out the search party, to cover the area better. Fan the cards out, holding them together at the bottom, so that you can see each one....
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go across
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- go across а) быть понятым Did your speech go across to the crowd all right? б) менять точку зрения A leading politician went across to the other party, and is now trying to be elected as its leader....
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