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The Mitchells vs. The Machines

7.8 2021 Слов: 503

Animation, Adventure, Comedy
Michael Rianda
Jeff Rowe
Michael Rianda
Jeff Rowe
Peter Szilagyi
Abbi Jacobson
Danny McBride
Maya Rudolph

A quirky, dysfunctional family's road trip is upended when they find themselves in the middle of the robot apocalypse and suddenly become humanity's unlikeliest last hope.


Кэти Митчелл - юная режиссёрка, которая обожает снимать странные короткометражки и наконец‑то поступила в киношколу. В честь этого папа решает устроить семейное путешествие через всю страну на машине. Кэти совсем не в восторге, ей хочется просто улететь и быть среди «своих». Но поездка резко перестаёт быть обычной: искусственный интеллект поднимает восстание машин, и теперь чудаковатой семье Митчеллов вместе с их мопсом Мончи предстоит спасти мир.

Яркий визуальный ряд и узнаваемые бытовые ситуации (семейные споры, сборы в дорогу, столкновение с технологиями) делают смысл фраз понятным и помогают легко запоминать полезную лексику.

обновить мое программное обеспечение; обновить мой софт
To change the programs on a computer or phone so they are newer and better. This means fixing small mistakes, adding new things to do, and making the machine work faster and safer. It is like giving your computer a new set of tools so it can do its job better than before.
automatically update my software  

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prompted to update my software  

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высшая похвала; комплимент на высшем уровне
A very special and wonderful way of saying something nice to another person. It means the words used to praise someone are the best they can be, just like getting the highest grade possible in school. It makes the person who hears it feel very happy, proud, and important because it shows they did an excellent job.
receive an A-plus compliment  

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total A-plus compliment  

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держаться крепко; крепко держаться
To grip something firmly or tightly.
The surfer held on tight to his board.  
Hold on tight to the swing's chains.  
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пристегнуть ремни
To fasten your seatbelt in a vehicle to stay safe.
Flight attendant: Please buckle up now.  
He buckled up and started the engine.  
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🔵 A2
бугристые, бесформенные тела; узловатые, уродливые тела
Something that has a lot of bumps or uneven parts and does not have a smooth or normal shape. It means the physical form of a person, animal, or object looks strange, bent, or crooked instead of being straight and even.
clay with lumpy, misshapen bodies  

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feature lumpy, misshapen bodies  

― collocation

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обидный стереотип; предвзятое мнение
A wrong and mean idea that people have about a whole group of people. It is when someone thinks everyone in a group is the same way, usually in a bad way, without getting to know them first. This idea is not true and makes people feel sad, left out, or treated unfairly because of who they are.
based on a hurtful stereotype  

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perpetuate a hurtful stereotype  

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в унисон; в один голос
Two or more people doing the same thing or making the same sound at the exact same time. It means everyone is acting together like a single group instead of doing things separately.
speak in unison  

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move in unison  

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жизнеспособное решение; реализуемый вариант
A way to fix a problem that is actually possible to do and will work well. It is an idea or a plan that can be finished successfully because you have the tools, time, and ability to make it happen.
propose a viable solution  

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the most viable solution  

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изысканный шведский стол; роскошный фуршет
A very special meal where many different kinds of expensive and delicious foods are put out on long tables. People can walk around and choose exactly what they want to eat from many big plates. It is usually in a beautiful room where people dress in their best clothes to eat a lot of yummy things like cakes, meats, and fruits.
eat at a fancy buffet  

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fancy buffet dinner  

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отпраздновать наш успех; обмыть наш успех
To have a party or do something very fun because you and your friends did a great job and finished something hard. It means feeling very happy and proud together because you won a game, finished a big project, or reached a goal you worked on for a long time.
a chance to celebrate our success  

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gather to celebrate our success  

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какой подлиза; ну и подхалим
A person who acts way too nice to someone in charge, like a teacher or a boss, just to get special favors or to make that person like them more. They might give too many compliments or always agree with everything the leader says even if they do not mean it.
what a total suck-up  

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call someone a suck-up  

― collocation

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ослепляющая ярость; слепая ярость
A state of being extremely angry where a person cannot think clearly or act in a sensible way. It means someone is so mad that they do not notice what is happening around them or care if they hurt someone's feelings or break things.
driven by a blind rage  

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in a blind rage  

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🪞 Figurative meaning
без обид; не в обиду будет сказано
A phrase people say before or after they say something that might hurt your feelings or make you feel bad. It means they are trying to be honest or share an opinion without wanting you to get angry or sad at them.
mean no offense  

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no offense but  

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держаться подальше; избегать
To keep a safe distance away from a person, a place, or a thing so that you do not get hurt or get into trouble. It means you are being very careful to avoid something that might be dangerous or bad for you.
be advised to stay clear  

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stay clear of the area  

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удочка; удилище
A long, thin, and flexible stick made of wood, metal, or plastic that people use to catch fish from the water. It has a long string called a line attached to it, with a small hook at the end to hold food that fish like to eat.
hold a fishing rod  

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cast a fishing rod  

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не осталось еды
без остатков
Every bit of food has been eaten and there is nothing remaining in the pots, pans, or on the plates to save for another meal later. It means that people liked the food so much that they finished all of it until it was all gone.
expect there to be no leftovers  

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ensure there are no leftovers  

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смотреть разинув рот; глазеть в оцепенении
To look at something for a long time with your mouth hanging open because you are very surprised, shocked, or confused. It means you are so amazed by what you see that you forget to close your mouth.
stand and stare slack-jawed  

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stare slack-jawed at the screen  

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в воздухе; на лету
Being high up in the sky or in the space between the ground and the clouds. It means something is flying or falling through the air and is not touching the earth or any building.
catch something in midair  

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suspended in midair  

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учиться водить на механике
To learn how to drive a car that has a manual transmission. This means the driver must use a third pedal called a clutch and move a handle to change the gears of the car by themselves instead of the car doing it automatically.
difficulty learning stick  

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learn stick shift  

― collocation

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влететь в яму; столкнуться с трудностями
Driving or riding a bike over a deep, broken hole in the middle of a road. This usually causes a loud noise and a big bump that shakes the car or bike. It can also mean that you have run into a sudden problem or a small trouble while you are trying to finish a job or reach a goal.
hit a pothole at high speed  

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damage a tire hitting a pothole  

― collocation

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