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crowd in
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- crowd in составлять плотный график Mr Sharp is seeing people all morning, but if the matter is urgent I'll see if I can crowd you in. The trouble with your day is that you have too many activities crowded in....
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sniff out
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- sniff out разнюхивать, вынюхивать; находить по нюху Some dogs are used to sniff out unlawful drugs. He has a strange ability for sniffing out the cause of the trouble....
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revel 2. v.
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- revel 2. v. 2) наслаждаться; получать удовольствие (in); The young singer revelled in the public's admiration. Why do children revel in making trouble?...
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need 2. v.
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- need 2. v. 4) (как модальный глагол в вопросительных и отрицательных предложениях) быть должным, обязанным; you need not trouble yourself - вам нечего (самому) беспокоиться; I need not have done it - мне не следовало этого делать; must I go there? No, you need not - нужно ли мне туда идти? Нет, не нужно Syn: see require...
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show out
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- show out проводить, вывести (из комнаты и т.п.) Don't trouble to show me out (of the building), I know the way....
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stay off
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- stay off а) избегать; The doctor advised Jim to stay off fattening foods; б) не посещать; Jane should stay off school until her stomach trouble is really better....
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effort noun
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- effort noun 2) coll. достижение Syn: exertion, pains, struggle, trouble Ant: ease, facility, rest, sloth...
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call forth
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- call forth вызывать, требовать this affair calls forth all his energy это дело потребует всей его энергии; Trouble can call forth a person's best qualities. Her appearance called forth admiration from every man in the room....
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concentrate 2. v.
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- concentrate 2. v. 1) сосредоточивать(ся); концентрировать(ся), (on/upon - на чем-л.; at - где-л.) When the enemy's ships are all concentrated at the entrance to the harbour, it must mean trouble. We must concentrate our efforts on finding ways to reduce costs. Please be quiet, I'm trying to concentrate on my work....
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draw forth
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- draw forth выявлять(ся) Trouble can draw forth a person's best qualities....
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exercise 2. v.
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- exercise 2. v. 1) упражнять(ся); развивать, тренировать (in) All student teachers should be exercised in the new methods of reading instruction. If the horses are exercised in jumping the fences every day, they will give no trouble in the actual race....
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joke 2. v.
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- joke 2. v. 1) шутить (about) Please don't joke about such a delicate subject. Jane's stomach trouble is nothing to joke about....
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stop off
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- stop off а) зайти; Do stop off on your way home and have a cup of tea with me; б) остановиться в пути, сделать остановку; I'd like to stop off for a few days while I'm in the North, to see something of the country; в) не посещать; Jane should stop off school until her stomach trouble is really better....
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lead to
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- lead to а) приводить к каким-л. результатам; The students in this college are all taking courses leading to a degree. б) быть причиной чего-л.; Social drinking may lead to alcoholism. Disobeying the law can lead to trouble....
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bother 2. v.
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- bother 2. v. 3) суетиться; хлопотать don't bother! - не стоит беспокоиться oh, bother it! coll. - черт возьми! Syn: disturb, harass, pester, plague, trouble, worry Ant: comfort, console, placate, solace...
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