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people 1. noun
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- people 1. noun 2) as pl. люди; население; жители; - young people - country people people say that - говорят, что...
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young people
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young 1. adj.
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- young 1. adj. 1) молодой, юный; юношеский; he is young for his age - он молодо выглядит для своего возраста; young man - молодой человек also joc. ; my young man coll. - мой возлюбленный; my young woman coll. - моя возлюбленная; young one's - детеныши; птенчики; звереныши...
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reach out
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- reach out а) потянуться (for - за чем-л.); Reaching out, he took a firm hold of the rope. б) добиваться чего-л.; The churches are trying to reach out in an effort to attract young people to services. в) обращаться (to - к кому-л.); держать связь (to - с кем-л.); Modern politicians try to reach out to ordinary people in their broadcast speeches. г) протягивать, вытягивать (особ. руку); You can feel the rain if you reach out your hand....
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young 1. adj.
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- young 1. adj. 4) молодой, младший (для обозначения двух людей в одной семье, носящих одно и то же имя) - young blood...
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young 1. adj.
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- young 1. adj. 2) новый, недавний; the night is young - еще не поздно...
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educate in
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- educate in прививать The government often needs educating in the actual wishes of the people. Young men were once educated in good manners, and how to treat a lady....
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hurry 2. v.
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- hurry 2. v. 3) делать в спешке (into) Too many young people hurry into marriage without considering the responsibilities....
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impute v.
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- impute v. 2) приписывать кому-л., относить на чей-л. счет (to) Some politicians impute the rise in crime to the greater freedom being enjoyed by young people. Syn: see attribute...
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people 1. noun
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- people 1. noun 3) as pl. родные, родственники; родители (обыкн. my people, his people и т.п.)...
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be past
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- be past быть трудным для понимания It's past me what he means! I'll save this book till the children are older; it's a little past them at the moment. The old man felt that he was now past going out every day, so he asked some young people to do his shopping....
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hand out
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- hand out а) выдавать, раздавать Aunt Mabel likes to hand out advice to the young people, whether they want it or not. б) coll. тратить деньги в) помочь сойти, выйти As the lady tried to step down from the carriage, the gentleman politely handed her out....
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click with
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- click with а) быть к месту Her joke clicked with us and we all laughed. б) пользоваться успехом у кого-л. That film has really clicked with the young people - they're all going to see it. в) нравиться Jim and Mary clicked with each other as soon as they met....
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shoulder aside
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- shoulder aside а) отталкивать/отпихивать плечом That rude man shouldered me aside and got on the bus. б) coll. заставить уступить место (кому-л.) When jobs are scarce, young people entering the work tend to get shouldered aside in favour of experienced workers....
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people of quality
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- people of quality высшие классы общества, знать, господа (противоп. the common people)...
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