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pound III 2. v.
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- pound III 2. v. 1) бить, колотить; Who's that pounding at/on the door in the middle of the night?...
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drift in
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- drift in заходить Two of Jane's friends drifted in last night, and are staying here....
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still I 2. noun
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- still I 2. noun 1) poet. тишина, безмолвие; in the still of (the) night - в ночной тиши...
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glitter 1. v.
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- glitter 1. v. 1) блестеть, сверкать (with) It's such a clear night that the sky is glittering with stars, do come and look....
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preach v.
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- preach v. 1) проповедовать; читать проповедь; He was preaching the word of God to a small crowd of worshippers. All the great churchmen have preached against immorality....
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swamp 2. v.
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- swamp 2. v. 1) заливать, затоплять (with); Last night's storm has swamped the wheat fields with rain....
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yawn 2. v.
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- yawn 2. v. 1) зевать; he yawned good night - зевая, он пожелал доброй ночи...
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interlace v.
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- interlace v. переплетать(ся), сплетать(ся) (with) The thin branches were interlaced with one another, making a beautiful pattern against the night sky....
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come under
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- come under а) относиться Your suggestion comes under (the general heading of) reorganization. б) подпадать This area comes under the powers of the local court. In his youth he came under the influence of Beethoven. в) подвергаться The town came under attack again last night....
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boom out
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- boom out производить громкий глухой шум The horn boomed out all night to warn the ships of the dangerous mist....
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drench 2. v.
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- drench 2. v. 1) смачивать, мочить, промачивать насквозь; орошать (in/with) I left the garden chairs out all night, and they got drenched with rain....
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rip away
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- rip away срывать; Last night's wind has ripped all the leaves away from the trees. His opponents ripped away the show of sincerity covering his deceitful intentions....
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send under
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- send under нанести поражение (кому-л. - в соревновании, бизнесе и т. п.) Many small firms have been sent under by the poor trade resulting from the unusually severe winter conditions....
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tremendous adj.
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- tremendous adj. 2) coll. огромный, громадный; потрясающий Syn: colossal, herculean, prodigious, stupendous, thumping, titanic, whopping Ant: minute, small, trivial...
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inter v.
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- inter v. предавать земле, хоронить (in) Sir Winston Churchill had expressed a wish to be interred in the graveyard of a small church in the village which had been his family home, and it is there that he is buried....
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