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tack II noun
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- tack II noun naut. пища; hard tack - морской сухарь; soft tack - хлеб...
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blink back
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- blink back стараться смахнуть, сдержать (о слезах) Mary tried hard to blink back her tears, but Jim could see that she had been crying....
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aboard 1. adv.
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- aboard 1. adv. 3) вдоль - keep the land aboard - be hard aboard - fall aboard of all aboard! - а) посадка заканчивается! (предупреждение об отправлении корабля, вагона и т.п.); б) посадка закончена! (сигнал к отправлению)...
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disguise 2. v.
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- disguise 2. v. 3) скрывать (with) The boys disguised their laziness with a show of hard work whenever the teacher looked their way. to disguise one's intentions (feelings etc.) - скрывать свои намерения (чувства и т. п.) disguised with drink - подвыпивши(й)...
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dig into
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- dig into а) зарывать б) вонзать (шпоры, нож и т.п.) Please move away a little, your books are digging into me. When I dug the spade into the ground I felt something hard. в) жадно начинать есть He sat down and at once dug into his meal. г) прочесывать The police are digging into this case. д) укореняться, закрепляться I had plenty of time to dig myself into the new job. Get dug into your new duties as soon as you can, it saves worry. е) усердно работать I'd better dig into my studies, the examinations start next week....
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troublesome adj.
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- troublesome adj. 3) недисциплинированный, беспокойный; troublesome child - беспокойный ребенок Syn: see hard...
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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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lick 1. v.
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- lick 1. v. 4) coll. спешить; мчаться; to go as hard as one can lick - мчаться во весь опор - lick into shape - lick smb.'s boots - lick the dust - lick a problem...
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iron 1. noun
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- iron 1. noun 2) черный металл, напр., железо, сталь, чугун as hard as iron - твердый как сталь; fig. тж. суровый; жестокий - man of iron...
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frost 1. noun
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- frost 1. noun 1) мороз; ten degrees of frost - десять градусов мороза hard/sharp/biting frost - сильный мороз - black frost...
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bite 2. v.
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- bite 2. v. 1) кусать(ся); жалить to bite into - вцепляться, вгрызаться People with false teeth find it difficult to bite into apples. to bite on - вгрызаться во что-л. зубами Babies who are getting new teeth like something hard to bite on....
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be up to
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- be up to а) быть способным сделать что-л. I'm not up to such hard work in this hot weather. Mother hasn't been up to much recently, while her leg was bad. I'm not up to going out tonight, I have a headache. б) делать (как правило, что-л. плохое) I'd better go into the children's room and see what they're up to. That boy's been up to no good, I can tell from the look on his face. в) соответствовать (стандарту) Your latest effort isn't up to much. Your recent work has not been up to your usual standard. The new film is not up to his last one. Was the hook up to your expectations? г) зависеть от кого-л. It's up to you to keep the boy out of trouble. д) знать о чем-л. (секретном) Don't worry, I'm up to all his little tricks....
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palate noun
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- palate noun 1) anat. небо; - cleft palate - hard palate - soft palate...
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come between
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- come between а) пытаться развести, разделить кого-л. Never come between husband and wife. It is dangerous to come between two fighting dogs. б) мешать кому-л. The true artist lets nothing come between himself and his work. come by а) проходить мимо Just then a bus came by so we got on and rode home. My teacher came by just as we were talking about him. Move aside, please, the firemen want to come by. б) доставать, достигать How did you come by that beautiful picture? A good job that you enjoy doing is hard to come by. в) amer. заходить Why don't you, come by some afternoon and have coffee with me? г) получать что-л. (особенно случайно) How did you come by that wound on your arm?...
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remain abreast
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- remain abreast а) держаться на одной линии, в ряд; You will have to run fast to remain abreast of our best runner. б) не отставать (от достижений науки и т.п.), держаться на (должном) уровне; Scientists have to work hard to remain abreast of new discoveries and developments....
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