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whip 1. noun
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- whip 1. noun 4) polit. парламентский организатор партии (в Англии тж. party whip)...
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charter 1. noun
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- charter 1. noun 4) = charter-party time charter - тайм-чартер, договор на фрахтование судна на определенный рейс...
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ration 2. v.
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- ration 2. v. 3) нормировать, распределять (продукты, промтовары); We must ration the food out among the members of the climbing party. Syn: see divide ration book продовольственная или промтоварная книжка, заборная книжка (на нормированные товары)...
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crash I 3. v.
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- crash I 3. v. 5) amer.; coll. проникнуть 'зайцем', без билета/приглашения - crash a party - crash the gate - crash in - crash out - crash with...
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mess I 2. v.
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- mess I 2. v. 2) пачкать, грязнить (тж. mess up); Try not to mess up your new dress before the party....
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liven v.
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- liven v. оживить(ся), развеселить(ся) (тж. liven up); When is this party going to liven up? It's very dull...
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rear II noun
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- rear II noun 6) attr. задний, расположенный сзади; тыльный; mil. тыловой; rear arch - задняя лука седла - rear sight - rear party...
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choke off
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- choke off а) заставить отказаться (от попытки, намерения) He began to tell about his adventures all over again, but I choked him off. Jane wants an invitation to the party; how can we choke her off? б) устранить кого-л. в) ругать кого-л. (за что-л.) (for) The director choked Jim off for being late again....
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tea-fight
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- tea-fight sl. see tea-party 1)...
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come over
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- come over а) переезжать; приезжать Why don't you come over to our place one evening? б) переходить на другую сторону в) получать преимущество г) охватить, овладеть a fear came over me мной овладел страх д) быть понятым Did his speech come over? е) менять мнение Don't worry about the chairman, he'll soon come over (to our opinion). Many members of the opposition are coming over to our party. ж) постепенно изменяться (о погоде, небе и т.д.) The sky came over dark while I was working....
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dress up
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- dress up а) изысканно одевать(ся) Are we going to dress up for the wedding, or is it informal? б) надевать маскарадный костюм в) наряжать(ся) Mary (was) dressed up for the party. We shall dress the room up for Christmas. You can dress these old chairs up in new covers. г) переодеваться The children enjoy dressing up in Mother's old clothes. д) mil. выстраивать солдат Dress up the men so that the general can see them....
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birthday noun
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- birthday noun 2) attr. - birthday cake - birthday party in one's birthday suit joc. - голый, в чем мать родила...
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fling aside
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- fling aside а) отвергнуть, пренебречь Flinging aside the wishes of his parents, the student went abroad for a year before returning to his university. These rules are not made to be flung aside lightly. б) отказаться Once he got rich, he flung aside his old friends. Henry joined the opposing political party, flinging aside his former loyalties....
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sundown noun
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- sundown noun 3) attr. sundown party - ранняя вечеринка...
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freak out
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- freak out а) становиться возбужденным (особ. из-за наркотиков) Lots of people were at the party, drinking and smoking and generally freaking out. I nearly freaked out when she told me who he was. Don't get freaked out just because your parents are coming. You'd better sit down, this news will freak you out. б) вести себя необычно She used to be the most correct person, but then suddenly last year she decided to freak out....
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