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put up with /pʊt ʌp wɪð/
терпеть; мириться с
To tolerate or accept something that is annoying or unpleasant without complaining. It means to deal with a situation or person that you do not like, but you choose to stay calm and not show your frustration.
She's putting up with noisy neighbors.
We won't put up with bullying.
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lie down /laɪ daʊn /
лечь; ложиться
To get into a position where your body is flat and resting on a surface, like a bed or the ground. It means to relax and not be standing or sitting.
If I stand up, you'll lie down.― User
I was lying down when you called.
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fall off /fɔːl ɒf /
отвалиться; отпасть; сорваться; упасть; сброситься
To come off or drop from something.
The leaves are falling off the trees.
It'll feel like falling off a cliff.― "The Expanse" Saeculum
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pull off /pʊl ɒf/ 🙂
снять; совершить успешно
To successfully accomplish or achieve something, especially when it is difficult or challenging. It can also mean to remove something quickly or forcefully.
He's trying to pull off a comeback.
They pulled off the perfect crime.
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cut out /kʌt aʊt/
вырезать; исключить
To remove using scissors; To stop doing something
The lights cut out during the storm.
Cut out the middleman to save money.
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move in /muːv ɪn/
заселяться
To arrive in a new home or office
She's moving in with friends.
Moving in took all day.
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put up /pʊt ʌp/
поднимать; размещать
To accommodate, give somebody a bed
Put up posters around the neighborhood.
They put up money for the new business.
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walk off /wɔːk ɒf/
уйти; удалиться
To leave a place by walking away, often in a way that shows you are not happy or are upset. It means to go away from something without looking back.
She's walking off her stress.
She walked off the stage mid-song.
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pull on /pʊl ɒn/
натянуть; надеть
To use your hands to grab something and bring it closer to you or to put on clothing by pulling it over your body. It means to tug or stretch something.
He pulled on running shoes for the jog.
Pull on your coat; it's raining.
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let in /let ɪn/
впустить; пустить внутрь
To allow someone or something to enter a place. It means to open a door or window so that a person or thing can come inside.
At the same time, the pinhole enlarged to let in more and more light.― "Cosmos: A Spacetime Odyssey" Some of the Things That Molecules Do
You let in the outsiders, with their sad eyes and wounded hearts.― "Marco Polo" Heirs
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go off /gəʊ ɒf/ 🙁
взорваться; выйти из себя; разразиться
To become very angry or upset about something.
I hate it when people wake me before my alarm goes off.― User
Don't go off about politics now.
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turn on / tɜːn ɒn/ 🙂
включить; включать
To start or activate something, such as a light, a device, or a machine.
The teacher turned on the projector.
He turned on his best friend in anger.
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shut up /ʃʌt ʌp/
заткнуться; замолчать
To be silent, stop talking (impolite)
Will you shut up? I'm working.
"Shut up!" he yelled angrily.
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be up /biː ʌp /
проснуться; встать
To be awake and out of bed, or to be in a standing position. It can also mean that something is finished or completed.
The flag is up on the pole.
The house is up for sale.
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run off /rʌn ɒf/
убегать; сбегать
To leave quickly or suddenly, often to escape or avoid something. It can also mean to make something go away by running.
The couple ran off to get married.
Don't run off before I finish talking.
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get up /ɡet ʌp/
вставать; подниматься
To rise, leave bed
get out of bed
The kids got up to mischief again.
Getting up so early is tough in winter.
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give up /ɡɪv ʌp/
сдаваться; отказываться
stop trying
1. to stop trying, 2. to surrender
he gave up learning Japanese after three months― User
there's only another week to go, you can't give up now― User
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put on /pʊt ɒn/
надеть; накладывать; притворяться
To place clothes or makeup on your body; to pretend something is true.
I put on my watch before leaving.
They put on costumes for Halloween.
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walk in /wɔːk ɪn/
входить; заходить
To enter a place by walking, usually in a casual or relaxed way. It means to come inside on foot.
Don't walk in without knocking first.
Guests started walking in around noon.
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put in /pʊt ɪn/
вставить; положить
To place something inside a container or a space. It can also mean to add something to a situation or to spend time or effort on something.
She's putting in extra hours weekly.
They put in new windows yesterday.
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