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hit 2. v.
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- hit 2. v. 2) ударить(ся) (against, upon - о, обо) Don't hit your hand too hard against the window when you try to open it, you might break the glass....
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put I v.
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- put I v. 3) пододвигать, прислонять; to put a glass to one's lips - поднести стакан к губам...
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reverberator noun
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- reverberator noun 2) = reverberatory furnace...
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set 3. v.
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- set 3. v. 12) подносить, приставлять, приближать; to set a glass to one's lips - поднести стакан к губам; to set a pen to paper - начать писать; to set a seal to - ставить печать...
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die II v.
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- die II v. 2) coll. томиться желанием (for) I am dying for a glass of water - мне до смерти хочется пить. I am dying to see him - я ужасно хочу его видеть...
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of prep.
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- of prep. 6) указывает на содержимое какого-л. вмеcтилища; передается род. падежом a glass of milk - стакан молока a pail of water - ведро воды...
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grate II v.
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- grate II v. 2) тереть, скрести с резким звуком (on) Please don't grate your nails on the glass, I don't like the sound it makes....
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innocent 2. adj.
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- innocent 2. adj. 5) coll. лишенный (чего-л.) windows innocent of glass - окна без стекол...
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extract 2. v.
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- extract 2. v. 1) вытаскивать, удалять (зуб); извлекать (пулю); выжимать (сок) (from) Many valuable medicines are extracted from humble plants. The doctor had to extract pieces of broken glass from the boy's eye....
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foam 2. v.
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- foam 2. v. 1) пениться (тж. foam up) The beer foamed up and overflowed the glass....
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replenish v.
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- replenish v. снова наполнять, пополнять (with); Allow me to replenish your glass with some more wine....
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froth 2. v.
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- froth 2. v. 1) пениться; кипеть (тж. froth up) The beer frothed up and overflowed the glass. Before washing the clothes, froth up the soap mixture....
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level 3. adv.
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- level 3. adv. ровно, вровень; to fill the glass level with the top - наполнить стакан до краев; the horses ran level with one another - лошади бежали голова в голову...
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brim over
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- brim over переливаться через край also fig. he brims over with health он пышет здоровьем You've filled the glass too full, it's brimming over. Mary was brimming over with joy....
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gloat v.
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- gloat v. 1) тайно злорадствовать, торжествовать (over) Jim likes to gloat over all the sports prizes he has won, which he keeps in a glass case. Our team are gloating over their victory. Don't you think it's a little unkind to gloat over your competitor's failure?...
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