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6.03.2024 | 2:38:07 | gen. | get a good job | найти хорошую работу (How do I get a good job in the film industry?) |
5.03.2024 | 9:44:45 | auto. | morning commute | утренняя поездка на работу (“A mix of rain and snow is forecast to begin Sunday night turning to snow Monday morning. Temperatures are anticipated to drop early Monday resulting conditions that could interfere with morning commutes. Drivers are advised to prepare for the weather and drive with caution,” the ministry stated. (vancouversun.com)) |
5.03.2024 | 9:42:28 | gen. | in the early morning hours | под утро (говоря о 4, 5, 6 ч. утра • “Temperatures are expected to drop in the early morning hours, seeing steady rain turn to snow,” said Mainroad in the statement. (vancouversun.com)) |
5.03.2024 | 9:37:09 | construct. | convert into | переделать в (Some Langford pubs have been converted into flats or simply closed down. • There was no bathtub or sink. The rest of the house consisted of a narrow kitchen, a living room, and three tiny bedrooms — one of which we converted into a dining room. There was no attic, basement or — and this is an absence that would be inconceivable in today’s homes — closets. There simply wasn’t room for them. (vancouversun.com)) |
5.03.2024 | 9:34:27 | cliche. | trending upward | отмечается рост (In one 2017 study, the average square footage for all homes in Canada was just under 1,800 sq. ft and trending upward. Canada, in terms of living space per person, ranks third in the world, surpassed only by Australia and the U.S. (vancouversun.com)) |
5.03.2024 | 9:34:14 | cliche. | trending upward | наблюдается рост (In one 2017 study, the average square footage for all homes in Canada was just under 1,800 sq. ft and trending upward. Canada, in terms of living space per person, ranks third in the world, surpassed only by Australia and the U.S. (vancouversun.com)) |
5.03.2024 | 9:20:11 | idiom. | with an open mind | без предвзятости (We insist the provincial government approach this study in earnest and with an open mind.) |
5.03.2024 | 9:20:02 | gen. | in an unbiased manner | без предвзятости (act in an honest and unbiased manner) |
5.03.2024 | 9:19:21 | fig. | slide effortlessly | без помех проскользнуть (into) |
5.03.2024 | 9:14:10 | idiom. | cold turkey | сразу (т.е. без подготовки • We had to introduce the new food cold turkey, so it was probably a shock to him. -- Нам пришлось сразу перевести его на новый корм) |
5.03.2024 | 9:04:37 | fig. | spread out | раскинуться (на некоторое расстояние • The city is spread out over hills rising from near sea level at the eastern bank of the Hudson River to 416 feet. – раскинулся на холмах • "Around the curve the whole valley spread out before me. A thousand white houses built up and down the hills, ten thousand lighted windows and the stars hanging down over them politely, not getting too close, on account of the patrol." (Raymond Chandler) – вся долина раскинулась передо мной • As most people know, Port Angeles, Victoria, and Vancouver aren't exactly next-door neighbours. The three cities are spread out over 130 km and two land masses. (vancouverisawesome.com)) |
5.03.2024 | 7:38:34 | idiom. | all over the map | самые разнообразные ("Tell us about the survey results. Did they surprise you?" "They did. They were all over the map.") |
5.03.2024 | 6:50:52 | gen. | be competitive | конкурировать (At first, he thought this extremophile could become the source of a new biodiesel, but as gas was so cheap in the United States at that time, it would have been hard to be competitive. -- было бы трудно / тяжело конкурировать |
5.03.2024 | 6:38:17 | journ. | mystery creature | неизвестное животное (Mystery sea creature discovered in UK waters |
5.03.2024 | 6:00:31 | gen. | it's impossible to confuse sb. | невозможно спутать кого-л. с кем-л. (Pippa and Kate are completely different from each other, it's impossible to confuse them. -- их невозможно спутать (Royal Wales, Twitter))) |
5.03.2024 | 5:56:26 | gen. | mistake | спутать (It's the same guy all right. You couldn't mistake him. – Это точно он. Такого ни с кем не спутаешь.) |
5.03.2024 | 4:37:57 | gen. | leader | старший группы (A group of hikers in England found a trail of sizeable footprints that they suspect could have been left behind by Bigfoot. The normally routine excursion for the exploration club took an eerie turn, leader Ziggy Austin explained, when "suddenly someone starts pointing down at the mud." (coasttocoastam.com)) |
4.03.2024 | 10:08:00 | design. | floral motif | растительный мотив (в оформлении) |
4.03.2024 | 10:03:46 | gen. | various options | различные варианты (We are analyzing the various options.) |
4.03.2024 | 10:03:13 | gen. | innate differences | различия, присущие от рождения (innate differences in corporate behaviour between male and female managers) |
4.03.2024 | 10:02:39 | gen. | relationship break-up | разлад в личных отношениях (с девушкой) |
4.03.2024 | 10:01:42 | gen. | gape | разинуть рот (‘It's worth close on three thousand quid, and,' said Captain Biggar, throwing out the observation almost casually, ‘you're going to pinch it, Patch Rowcester.' Bill gaped. ‘Pinch it?' ‘This very night.' (P.G. Wodehouse)) |
4.03.2024 | 9:59:36 | polit. | fuel tension | разжигать напряжённость (The NATO military industrial complex also obviously has a plain motive for fueling tension with Russia.) |
4.03.2024 | 9:53:17 | disappr. | stir up | разжечь (The left-wing council is trying to stir up a lot of political fuss.) |
4.03.2024 | 9:49:51 | poetic | musings | раздумья (Keats’ musings on three aspects of autumn) |
4.03.2024 | 9:32:35 | univer. | work on one's PhD in | писать диссертацию (I am working on my PhD in Scottish literature. – пишу диссертацию) |
4.03.2024 | 9:25:18 | gen. | get it wrong | ошибиться (How could the municipality have got it so wrong in the planning of these high-traffic areas? There are so many missed opportunities. – Как муниципальные власти могли так ошибиться ...?) |
4.03.2024 | 9:22:24 | gen. | get it wrong | ошибаться (Sorry, I got it wrong. – Простите, я ошибался / я ошибся.) |
4.03.2024 | 9:21:25 | gen. | dial the wrong number | ошибиться номером (Sorry, I dialled the wrong number. – Извините, ошибся номером.) |
4.03.2024 | 9:05:27 | TV | the latest | самые последние новости (Our reporter Brian O'Neill brings you the latest on the townhouse explosion on Cumberland at 16th.) |
4.03.2024 | 9:04:05 | gen. | latest updates | самые свежие новости (на какую-л. одну тему) |
4.03.2024 | 9:03:23 | gen. | breaking news | самые последние новости (Vancouver and Calgary's Number One Station For Breaking News) |
4.03.2024 | 9:03:23 | gen. | breaking news | самые свежие новости (Vancouver and Calgary's Number One Station For Breaking News) |
4.03.2024 | 8:54:33 | gen. | not that many years ago | не так уж давно (It wasn't that many years ago. -- Это было не так уж давно.) |
4.03.2024 | 8:44:17 | formal | impair | негативно отразиться (Many prescription medications and over-the-counter drugs can impair your ability to safely operate a vehicle.) |
4.03.2024 | 8:40:12 | cliche. | resonate with | находить отклик у (The new diet by Opra Winfrey is resonating with customers.) |
4.03.2024 | 8:39:36 | inf. | be stuck | находиться в безвыходном положении ("Unless you are absolutely stuck, without any options whatsoever, we don't recommend using an emergency cat litter. Cats do not like drastic change and may resist using whatever method you provide." – находитесь в совершенно безвыходном положении и не осталось каких-то других вариантов (litter-boxes.com)) |
4.03.2024 | 8:21:26 | gen. | art movement | направление в искусстве (Numerous art movements have been strongly influenced by the ancient Greek culture.) |
4.03.2024 | 8:19:55 | gen. | head home | направиться домой (The victim left the Broadway SkyTrain station at about 1 a.m. and went to get a slice of pizza before heading home.) |
4.03.2024 | 8:17:19 | cliche. | multimillion-dollar | многомиллионный (dailywritingtips.com) |
4.03.2024 | 8:16:25 | gen. | multiple times a day | многократно в течение дня (You already take this pill when you feel pain. So why not do it multiple times a day to prevent pain?) |
4.03.2024 | 8:15:48 | gen. | be a heavy smoker | много курить (He is a heavy smoker. – Он много курит.) |
4.03.2024 | 8:12:40 | cliche. | lasting legacy | многолетнее наследие (left a great and lasting legacy) |
4.03.2024 | 7:58:50 | context. | lasting | на долгое время (turning ordinary things into lasting delights) |
4.03.2024 | 7:58:08 | med. | lasting | имеющий продолжительный эффект |
4.03.2024 | 7:54:53 | gen. | come far | многого добиться (Ricky has come far considering his background and family history. – многого добился) |
4.03.2024 | 7:05:33 | inf. | slam dunk | гарантированный результат (Is catching a crime on your cellphone camera a slam-dunk in court? Apparently not.) |
4.03.2024 | 7:05:11 | inf. | slam dunk | гарантированный успех (Is catching a crime on your cellphone camera a slam-dunk in court? Apparently not.) |
4.03.2024 | 6:47:35 | gen. | bad manners | дурной тон ("Many Hong Kong fortunes are hard to explain, and it is considered bad manners to ask questions about their origins." (The Economist) – считается дурным тоном • I make these objections with some reservation. I work at a school of architecture, and complaining about something "new," "interesting," creative" and "unprecedented" may not sit well with my colleagues and our students, who largely favour these qualities. But in my opinion, disruptive architecture likely to ruin the future potential of the broader site, with no compensatory value other than to celebrate its own overweening dominance, is simply bad manners. (thetyee.ca)) |
4.03.2024 | 6:43:54 | gen. | wrong | ошибаешься (I know what you're thinking: "Ah, it's just another diet." Wrong.) |
4.03.2024 | 6:43:19 | gen. | wrong | не так, как нужно (What we worried about the most was that we were doing something wrong. – Больше всего мы беспокоились о том, что делаем что-то не так, как нужно.) |
4.03.2024 | 6:42:52 | disappr. | wrong | дурно обойтись (с кем-л. • "One day of quiet meditation, at the outside, should be enough to convince him that he wronged the girl." (P.G. Wodehouse)) |
4.03.2024 | 6:38:36 | inf. | it's not a big deal | в этом нет ничего особенного (To be honest, if you're a local it's not a big deal. Just a typical winter in Sierra Nevada.) |
4.03.2024 | 6:37:31 | inf. | it's not a big deal | ничего страшного (It's not a big deal, we can reschedule your appointment.) |
4.03.2024 | 5:12:33 | brit. | have rows | ссориться (My parents often have rows, but my dad does most of the shouting. (Cambridge Dictionary)) |
4.03.2024 | 5:12:33 | brit. | have rows | скандалить (My parents often have rows, but my dad does most of the shouting. (Cambridge Dictionary)) |
4.03.2024 | 5:10:47 | brit. | row | скандал политический (/raʊ/ • What was a political row over government policy on Europe is fast becoming a diplomatic row between France and Britain. (Cambridge Dictionary) • A huge row erupted after a suspected Chinese spy balloon was spotted flying over the US. Secretary of State Antony Blinken cancelled a trip to China and slammed the country's "irresponsible act". (mirror.co.uk) --разразился огромный скандал) |
4.03.2024 | 5:05:36 | gen. | just over a year | чуть больше года (The discovery comes just over a year after a high altitude balloon crossed the U.S., pictured here over Billings, Mont., Feb. 1, 2023 ( Image: AP) (mirror.co.uk) • We lived in St. Petersburg just over a year until my husband got transferred to Armenia.) |
4.03.2024 | 5:01:32 | commun. | in real time | в режиме реального времени (the actual time during which something takes place (Merriam-Webster) • We chatted online in real time. • Корректировка идет в режиме реального времени между беспилотчиком и артиллеристом у орудия. • When the Pentagon looked at the balloon, they said it had "intelligence collection capabilities," in a briefing in June. But, US officials couldn't say if it was able to send information back to China in real-time. (mirror.co.uk)) |
4.03.2024 | 4:58:50 | intell. | widespread | разветвлённый (While it's not known where this latest balloon came from, reports suggest that law enforcement think it could belong to a foreign country. After last year's spy balloon incident, security officials found out that Beijing had a widespread surveillance network. -- разветвлённая система слежки (mirror.co.uk)) |
4.03.2024 | 4:57:28 | intell. | surveillance network | система слежки (While it's not known where this latest balloon came from, reports suggest that law enforcement think it could belong to a foreign country. After last year's spy balloon incident, security officials found out that Beijing had a widespread surveillance network. -- разветвлённая система слежки (mirror.co.uk)) |
4.03.2024 | 4:53:25 | coll. | federal officials | федеральные власти (Fishermen off the coast of Alaska were left scratching their heads when they pulled what they believe could be a high-altitude 'spy balloon' from the water. The crew are expected to reach land this weekend and hand over the mysterious object to federal officials. (mirror.co.uk)) |
4.03.2024 | 2:44:49 | gen. | commotion | галдёж (неясного происхождения • I heard a commotion at the door on Thanksgiving day, 2011. When I opened it, I was greeted by this wild turkey (and his friend in the background)! Minutes later, he turned and walked away, but not before I grabbed the camera and snapped these photos. Apparently, he was none too interested in staying for dinner. Who could blame him? -- Sid Marcovitch, Santa Rosa, CA -- услышал шум / галдёж за дверью |
4.03.2024 | 0:11:52 | geogr. | urban | в черте города (Sediment Contamination Problems in False Creek, an Urban Marine Inlet -- в морском заливе в черте города) |
4.03.2024 | 0:07:18 | gen. | urban | выражающий городскую моду (отражающий тенденции городской моды, прежде всего молодёжной) |
3.03.2024 | 9:11:26 | cliche. | be deeply sorry | глубоко раскаиваться (I am deeply sorry for my selfish and irresponsible behaviour. – Я глубоко раскаиваюсь ...) |
3.03.2024 | 8:31:59 | bank. | deposited | вносимый (the maximum amount of funds deposited by the client) |
3.03.2024 | 7:55:16 | cliche. | capture the essence | уловить суть (of sth.) |
3.03.2024 | 7:43:55 | idiom. | as hard as a brick | хоть об дорогу бей (Baguettes they sell are as hard as a brick. The crust is awfully hard that you can barely chew it!) |
3.03.2024 | 7:37:45 | law.enf. | canine | поисковая собака (используемая для поисково-спасательных работ; термин также широко применяется в полицейской терминологии • Investigator David Paulides has focused his attention for the last ten years on the compelling evidence that there is an unusual set of circumstances for many of the missing that vanish in the wilderness. He detailed a 1999 case when two experienced and well-equipped mountain climbers, Chris Hartonas and Raymond Vakili, disappeared near Camp Muir on Mount Rainier. Helicopters and canines were used in the initial 10-day search, but nothing was found. (coasttocoastam.com)) |
3.03.2024 | 7:26:54 | gen. | go a different way | направиться в другую сторону (a "point of separation" where the person is out of sight or goes a different way (coasttocoastam.com)) |
3.03.2024 | 7:26:54 | gen. | go a different way | пойти в другую сторону (a "point of separation" where the person is out of sight or goes a different way (coasttocoastam.com)) |
3.03.2024 | 7:14:58 | int.rel. | set out a plan | разработать план (The two prime ministers issued a joint statement saying their agreement will further deepen their countries’ political, economic and strategic ties by setting out plans to collaborate over the next three to five years in priority areas. -- разработать планы по сотрудничеству (montreal.citynews.ca)) |
3.03.2024 | 6:30:26 | gen. | conduct an experiment | провести эксперимент (with sth. • Strange CCTV footage captured at the Jolly Sailor pub in Fawley near Southampton shows pints of beer mysteriously sliding off the bar twice in the same day, leaving patrons and manager Emily Waters baffled. Despite attempts to debunk the phenomenon by checking for wet surfaces or unevenness, the bar was dry and level. Waters conducted an experiment with soda water, but the glasses remained unmoved, leading her to conclude something paranormal may be at play. The pub has a history of unexplained occurrences, including falling objects and inexplicable voices. (coasttocoastam.com)) |
3.03.2024 | 6:19:00 | gen. | allure | притягательность (The allure of the Mongolian death worm has not only captivated scientists but has also inspired adventurers and thrill-seekers. The prospect of discovering something unknown, of being the first to provide undeniable proof of the death worm’s existence, is a powerful motivator. (thevintagenews.com) • The Shaker Cigar Bar was built atop an old cemetery, and its origins trace back to its construction in 1894 as the Schlitz brewery building. During Prohibition, it served as a speakeasy operated by the Capone brothers, adding to its mysterious and haunted allure. Within the building is a seemingly bottomless cistern in the basement that has been associated with "bad spirits," Leslie revealed. (coasttocoastam.com)) |
3.03.2024 | 6:16:10 | media. | hit hard | обрушиться (в сочетании с get: о напоре стихии или в переносном смысле, напр., об экономике • Westwood Plateau in Coquitlam getting hit hard now -- heavy snow falling all over. (Twitter) • Kamloops is getting hit hard with a snowstorm that may be coming our way. Be safe, Kelowna. Remember to plan ahead and drive safely.) |
3.03.2024 | 6:01:16 | gen. | reflective surface | зеркальная поверхность (Writer Mark Leslie shared his research into haunted places, including his most recent work investigating paranormal stories from drinking establishments. He delved into specific haunted locations, sharing intriguing tales gathered from the Winking Judge in Hamilton, Ontario, and the Shaker Cigar Bar in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. The Winking Judge has garnered a reputation for being haunted, with numerous reported sightings of the judge himself. Described as wearing a dark suit and a top hat, the judge is often seen in reflective surfaces and occasionally appears outside the window of the men's room on the second floor. (coasttocoastam.com)) |
3.03.2024 | 5:54:57 | cliche. | writing career | писательская деятельность (Writer Mark Leslie shared his research into haunted places. He discussed various theories about hauntings, including spirits seeking resolution for unresolved issues or impressions left behind in places. Leslie reflected on his own fear of the dark and fascination with the unknown, which has driven his writing career. (coasttocoastam.com)) |
3.03.2024 | 5:52:16 | fig. | multifaceted perspective | многогранное видение (on sth. – чего-л., какой-л. темы • Writer Mark Leslie shared his research into haunted places. Leslie outlined his multifaceted perspective on the paranormal, drawing from personal experiences, historical research, and anecdotes. (coasttocoastam.com)) |
3.03.2024 | 5:46:06 | fig. | perspective | угол зрения (with a fresh perspective – под свежим углом зрения) |
3.03.2024 | 5:32:21 | gen. | haunted place | дом с привидениями (Writer Mark Leslie shared his research into haunted places, including his most recent work investigating paranormal stories from drinking establishments. (coasttocoastam.com)) |
3.03.2024 | 3:21:58 | inf. | big fella | здоровенный лоб (Не люблю уличных попрошаек и, как правило, им не подаю. Однако из каждого правила есть исключения – и однажды принципами я поступился. И не потому, что на бутылку просил здоровенный лоб, ненавязчиво поигрывавший ножичком. (из рус. источника)) |
3.03.2024 | 3:21:58 | inf. | big beefy guy | здоровенный лоб (Не люблю уличных попрошаек и, как правило, им не подаю. Однако из каждого правила есть исключения – и однажды принципами я поступился. И не потому, что на бутылку просил здоровенный лоб, ненавязчиво поигрывавший ножичком. (из рус. источника)) |
3.03.2024 | 3:16:15 | gen. | panhandler | уличный попрошайка (I left Vancouver in 2007, this is the kind of crimes that were happening regularly: home break-ins, car break-ins/theft, violent panhandlers, broken glass by every car parked on a block. Now we have it here too. (Twitter) • Не люблю уличных попрошаек и, как правило, им не подаю. (из рус. источника)) |
3.03.2024 | 1:16:11 | danc. | do some fancy footwork | выписывать кренделя (в танце; танцуя, выделывать замысловатые фигуры; выражение встречалось у Вудхауса; skillful movement of one's feet, especially in dancing or sport • they performed foxtrots with fancy footwork and great panache [Оксфордский словарь] |
2.03.2024 | 9:18:42 | cliche. | you made my day | хорошее настроение на весь день (The expression "you made my day" is typically used to express gratitude or appreciation for something someone has done. It can be used in a variety of contexts, such as when someone does something kind for you, when someone makes you laugh, or when someone simply makes you feel good.) |
2.03.2024 | 9:16:32 | gen. | caption competition | что бы это значило? (в контексте поиска смешной подписи к фотографии • You should run a caption competition with this one.) |
2.03.2024 | 6:29:50 | gen. | hectic day | суматошный день (Sorry I couldn't call you sooner. Hectic day, had to drive to Abbotsford for some replacement parts, then do some work for a customer in Richmond.) |
2.03.2024 | 2:47:45 | gen. | make appointment changes | записаться на другое время (к врачу, адвокату, на приём в учреждение и т.д. • Call the clinic to make appointment changes.) |
2.03.2024 | 2:14:53 | pediatr. | consonant-vowel combinations | слоги (By six months, most babies will babble different consonant-vowel combinations (ba-ba; da-da). ) |
1.03.2024 | 8:37:31 | polit. | firmly committed to | тесно связанный с (о политическом влиянии • The Greens asked David Eby to add vacancy control to his new housing legislation; he refused. Eby refusing to add rent control to the housing affordability arsenal proves that the BC NDP are firmly committed to developers and investors rather than the general public. (Twitter)) |
1.03.2024 | 8:28:26 | gen. | set up an appointment | записать кого-л. на приём (The clinic will contact you directly to set up the appointment.) |
1.03.2024 | 5:53:53 | gen. | make a profit on the sale | выгодно продать (of sth. – что-л. • “Government is going to make a profit on the sale of their building on the North Shore,” said Richard McCandless, a retired senior B.C. government bureaucrat who analyzes the performance of Crown utilities. (castanet.net)) |
1.03.2024 | 5:45:48 | cliche. | gain an in-depth understanding | досконально уяснить себе (of sth. – что-л. • “We've found multiple properties that can provide features important to our employees and company,” Harper said in a prepared statement. “We continue working with our broker to gain an in-depth understanding of what these properties can offer.” (castanet.net)) |
1.03.2024 | 5:45:26 | cliche. | gain an in-depth understanding | глубоко разобраться (of sth. – в чём-л. • “We've found multiple properties that can provide features important to our employees and company,” Harper said in a prepared statement. “We continue working with our broker to gain an in-depth understanding of what these properties can offer.” (castanet.net)) |
1.03.2024 | 5:45:26 | cliche. | gain an in-depth understanding | внимательным образом разобраться (of sth. – в чём-л. • “We've found multiple properties that can provide features important to our employees and company,” Harper said in a prepared statement. “We continue working with our broker to gain an in-depth understanding of what these properties can offer.” (castanet.net)) |
1.03.2024 | 2:55:09 | gen. | infant | ребёнок грудного возраста |
1.03.2024 | 2:35:57 | Canada | BC Early Hearing Program | Программа по распознаванию дефектов слуха в раннем детстве в Британской Колумбии (BCEHP) |
1.03.2024 | 0:15:45 | cliche. | wonderful news | замечательная новость (Wonderful news today! Husband got hired and starts his new job on the 18th! (Twitter) • Such wonderful news! (Twitter) • Wonderful news to wake up to. (Twitter) • Друзья, замечательная новость!) |
29.02.2024 | 9:39:32 | cliche. | let alone | не говоря о том, чтобы (+ gerund • I hear so many families and friends talking about going to BC for the May long weekend or just for camping or for vacation. It's a pandemic. You shouldn't be leaving your immediate area, let alone going to another province. (Reddit) |