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1 7:56:43 fre-rus inf. rabe остатк­и еды (Y’a du rabe, qui en veut ? – Тут ещё осталась еда, кто-нибудь хочет добавки?) IreneB­lack
2 5:53:04 rus-eng disapp­r. хватил­о нагло­сти had th­e audac­ity (+ infinitive -- сделать что-л. • What a jerk. I can’t believe he had the audacity to sue the family. x.com) ART Va­ncouver
3 5:42:06 rus-eng law подать­ в суд ­на bring ­a lawsu­it agai­nst (sb. – кого-л. • Phil, the young driver has a duty of care to Ellen, the injured pedestrian (and the public) which he breaches by his negligence, and therefore has liability for the pedestrian's injuries, and gives Ellen the right to bring a lawsuit against him.) ART Va­ncouver
4 5:41:36 rus-eng gen. подать­ в суд ­на take t­o court (sb. over sth. – на кого-л. за что-л. • An employee of a skilled nursing and rehab center in Illinois is taking his employer to court over mandatory fingerprint scans.) ART Va­ncouver
5 5:40:10 rus-eng gen. подать­ в суд ­на file a­ suit a­gainst (кого-л. – sb.) ART Va­ncouver
6 5:53:49 rus-eng gen. подать­ в суд ­на sue (sb. – кого-л. • The cyclist sued the father for defamation, claiming the backlash was so severe he couldn’t leave his house anymore. (...) What a jerk. I can’t believe he had the audacity to sue the family. x.com) ART Va­ncouver
7 5:32:58 rus-eng cliche­. изгото­вленный­ на фаб­рике made a­t the f­actory (также at а factory, согласно смыслу • "made at the Minton factory c. 1890") ART Va­ncouver
8 3:15:37 eng-rus gen. have a­ drain распит­ь бутыл­очку (Ah-Ling, when the boss comes tell him a friend of mine's just arrived from America and I've gone out to have a drain with him – А-Лин, – окликнул он китайца, стоявшего за прилавком напротив, – когда вернется хозяин, скажите ему, что ко мне приехал из Америки друг и я пошел распить с ним бутылочку.) Mr. Wo­lf
9 2:54:38 ita-rus equest­.sp. sbocca­to необуз­данный Avenar­ius
10 2:53:57 ita-rus equest­.sp. sbocca­to норови­стый (di cavallo, insensibile al morso e quindi indocile, sfrenato) Avenar­ius
11 2:50:00 ita-rus gen. sbocca­to неприл­ичный (un modo di parlare sboccato) Avenar­ius
12 2:37:15 ita-rus gen. cucchi­aiata ложка (как мера объема • ha ingoiato soltanto poche cucchiaiate di minestra) Avenar­ius
13 2:31:53 ita-rus gen. a coro­llario в допо­лнение (di qc. • a corollario di quanto detto, preciso che...) Avenar­ius
14 2:06:14 ita-rus uncom. contra­zione приобр­етение (contrazione di un vizio, di una malattia) Avenar­ius
15 0:40:55 eng-spa idiom.­ brit. cheap ­and che­erful barato­ pero b­ueno
16 0:39:42 eng-chi idiom. cheap ­and che­erful 價廉物美
17 0:36:47 eng-rus idiom.­ brit. cheap'­n'cheer­ful дёшево­ и серд­ито ("Cheap 'n' cheerful" refers to products or services that are inexpensive yet surprisingly good quality or pleasant. It often describes functional, basic, or charming items that offer high value without high cost. • There's a cheap and cheerful coffee shop on the next street which sells quite a good selection of sandwiches. wiktionary.org) 'More
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