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come after
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- come after а) искать, домогаться б) следовать I can never remember which king came after which. в) наследовать г) преследовать I saw the big dog coming after me....
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crave v.
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- crave v. 2) просить, умолять (for) Kneeling before the king, the prisoner craved for mercy....
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dispossess v.
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- dispossess v. 1) лишать собственности, права владения (of) Anyone who offends the king will be dispossessed of all his lands....
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plead v.
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- plead v. 4) просить, умолять (кого-л.) (with), (о чем-л.) (for); The prisoner pleaded with the king for forgiveness. She went down on her knees, pleading for mercy....
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emblazon v.
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- emblazon v. 1) расписывать герб (with) The shield that the king carried into battle was emblazoned with his family coat of arms....
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abide v. ; past and past part. abode, obs. abided
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- abide v. ; past and past part. abode, obs. abided 7) выносить, терпеть (обыкн. в отрицательных и вопросительных предложениях) to abide by the circumstances - мириться с обстоятельствами I cannot abidehim - я не выношу его how can you abide such behaviour? - как ты можешь терпеть такое поведение? Syn: see remain abide at проживать в каком-л. месте; оставаться The king went to visit his daughter and abode in her palace for ten days. abide by твердо держаться чего-л. abide by one's promises выполнять (свои) обещания I abide by what I said я всегда делаю то, что говорил abide by the terms соблюдать условия abide in проживать в каком-л. месте; оставаться The king went to visit his daughter and abode in her palace for ten days. abide with оставаться с кем-л. abiding 1. adj. book. постоянный; неизменный; прочный abiding friendship - прочная дружба abiding faith - твёрдая вера Syn: see permanent...
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fare 2. v.
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- fare 2. v. 2) poet. ехать, путешествовать (тж. fare forth) The king fared forth, attended by all his servants and many carriages....
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divest v.
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- divest v. 1) раздевать, снимать (одежду и т.п.) (of) The servants helped to divest the king of his royal garments....
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impale v.
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- impale v. 2) hist. сажать на кол (on) The cruel king used to impale his prisoners on sharp sticks and place them in public view to die....
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crown 2. v.
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- crown 2. v. 1) венчать; короновать (with) The Queen was crowned with a crown formerly worn by an ancient king....
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entreat v.
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- entreat v. умолять, упрашивать (of) The people gathered outside the palace to entreat favours of the king....
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grovel v.
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- grovel v. лежать ниц, ползать, пресмыкаться, унижаться (before/to) If you expect to gain favours from the king, you will have to grovel before him to show your respect and obedience. Syn: see flinch...
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bow I 2. v.
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- bow I 2. v. 2) кланяться (before/to - кому-л.) All the men in the court bowed (down) before the king as he entered. to bow and scrape - раболепствовать to bow one's thanks - поклониться в знак благодарности to bow out - откланяться, распрощаться; удалиться he was bowed out of the room - его с поклонами проводили из комнаты...
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parry 2. v.
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- parry 2. v. 2) парировать; Mr. King had to parry questions on the economy plan....
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bless v.
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- bless v. 3) делать счастливым, осчастливливать (with - чем) I have never been a rich man, but I have always been blessed with good health. In his old age, the king was blessed with three fine daughters....
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