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force out
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- force out выгонять The owner forced the poor family out of the house when they could not pay the rent....
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front 3. v.
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- front 3. v. 1) выходить на; быть обращенным к the house fronts on/towards the sea - дом выходит на море...
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bosom 2. v.; obs.
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- bosom 2. v.; obs. 2) прятать (за пазуху) a house bosomed in trees - дом, скрытый деревьями...
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connive with
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- connive with сговариваться с кем-л.; The thieves connived with the servants in the big house to steal the jewels....
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chain to
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- chain to ограничивать, сковывать кого-л. чем-л. My mother always complained of being chained to the house....
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rent II 2. v.
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- rent II 2. v. 2) сдавать в аренду; I'm thinking of renting out my house for the summer while I'm away....
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shore II 2. v.
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- shore II 2. v. 1) подпирать, поддерживать; The house was so old that it had to be shored up with blocks of wood....
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dally v.
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- dally v. 2) оттягивать, откладывать (over) We dallied so long over whether to buy the house that it was sold to someone else....
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strip 2. v.
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- strip 2. v. 3) отнимать; грабить (of); The thieves stripped the house of its valuables....
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zoom over
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- zoom over пролететь, промчаться над; Just then, a whole flight of bombers loomed over the house....
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storm 2. v.
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- storm 2. v. 2) кричать, горячиться (at); I could hear Mother storming at the children for bringing mud into the house....
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poise 2. v.
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- poise 2. v. 2) балансировать; держаться (в равновесии); The house is now poised on the very edge, ready to fall....
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snatch up
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- snatch up а) выхватывать Snatching up a knife, he chased the thief out of the house. б) раскупать, расхватывать...
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sneak up
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- sneak up подкрасться незаметно (к кому-л., чему-л.) The jewel thief sneaked up on the house without being seen....
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condemn v.
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- condemn v. 3) браковать; признавать негодным (as) The house was condemned as unfit for people to live in....
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