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identify v.
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- identify v. 3) отождествлять; солидаризироваться (with) Voters tend to identify the Party with unfair treatment of poorer and weaker members of society, which is unfortunate....
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drown in
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- drown in а) заглушать The crowd drowned his last few words in cheers. б) заниматься чем-л. For years he has drowned himself in the study of English literature....
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capitalize on
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- capitalize on извлекать выгоду из чего-л. You should capitalize on every chance you get to improve your English. The firm was able to capitalize on the mistakes made by its competitors....
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put put in
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- put put in а) вставлять, всовывать; Put your hand in and see what's in the box. б) сажать, высаживать; You ought to put potatoes in there. в) подавать (заявление, жалобу и т.п.); I'll put in a claim for damages, if you will put in your special request. г) вводить (в действие); to put in the attack предпринять наступление; д) включать, добавлять; Tom decided to put in a new character, to make the story seem more likely. е) прерывать разговор, вставлять (слова) в разговор; "But wait," Jane put in, "I haven't finished my story." ж) напрягать (силы), прилагать усилия; It's worth putting in a lot of effort, in order to improve your English. If you put more effort in your work, you'd see better results. з) coll. проводить время (за каким-л. делом); I put in two hours on my English studies every day. и) ставить, назначать на должность; The new owners put a man in to look after the building at night. The captain hopes to be put in command of a bigger ship. к) устанавливать аппаратуру; How much does it cost to put in central heating? л) выдвинуть свою кандидатуру, претендовать (for); Have you put yourself in for the competition? м) выбрать (кандидата или партию); Put our party in and we will make this country fit to live in. н) naut. заходить в порт; вставать на рейде; The ship has just put in (to the harbour). о) входить; появляться; If your opponent in this case does not put in an appearance, you will win. I don't really want to go to the party, but I'd better put in an appearance, if only for a short time....
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pillar 1. noun
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- pillar 1. noun 2) столп, опора; оплот; pillars of society - столпы общества...
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seclude v.
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- seclude v. отделять, изолировать (from); to seclude oneself (from society) - уединяться, вести уединенный образ жизни; жить отшельником; In many eastern countries, women are still secluded from public view....
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pest noun
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- pest noun 1) бич; язва, паразит; pests of society - тунеядцы, паразиты...
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penetrate v.
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- penetrate v. 1) проникать внутрь, проходить сквозь, пронизывать; The water has penetrated into the bedrooms. These new ideas are penetrating into the framework of society. The knife wound penetrated to the bone....
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pass up
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- pass up а) amer. отказываться (от чего-л.); отвергать (что-л.); Never pass up a chance to improve your English. б) amer. пройти мимо не узнавая; I saw Jim in the street but he passed me up....
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difficulty noun
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- difficulty noun 1) трудность the difficulties of English - трудности в изучении английского языка to find difficulty in doing smth. - столкнуться с трудностями в чем-л....
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weak adj.
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- weak adj. 1) слабый; weak point/spot - слабое место; he is weak in English - он отстает, слаб в английском языке - in a weak moment - weak in the head...
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friendly 1. adj.
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- friendly 1. adj. 1) дружеский; дружески расположенный; дружелюбный friendly in manner - обходительный friendly match sport - товарищеская встреча - Friendly Society...
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lesson 1. noun
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- lesson 1. noun 1) урок; to give (to take) lessons in English - давать (брать) уроки английского языка; let this be a lesson to you - пусть это послужит вам уроком...
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mingle v.
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- mingle v. смешивать(ся); to mingle in/with the crowd - смешаться с толпой; to mingle in society - вращаться в обществе; to mingle (their) tears - плакать вместе...
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examine v.
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- examine v. 3) экзаменовать (in/on) The great pianist will examine the students in music; Students may be examined on any period of English literature....
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