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Zootopia

7.7 2016 Слов: 529

Animation, Action, Adventure
Byron Howard
Rich Moore
Jared Bush
Byron Howard
Rich Moore
Jared Bush
Ginnifer Goodwin
Jason Bateman
Idris Elba
a bumper sticker /ə ˈbʌmpə ˈstɪkə/
наклейка на бампер
A label with a message that you stick on a car.
put on a bumper sticker  

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slap on a bumper sticker  

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innocent predators /ˈɪnəsənt ˈprɛdətəz/
невинные хищники
Animals that hunt and eat other animals to stay alive because that is how nature works, not because they are being mean or bad. They are doing what they must do to survive, like a cat catching a mouse or a bird eating a bug, without knowing that hurting others is wrong.
the paradox of innocent predators  

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purely innocent predators  

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cracked the case /krækt ðə keɪs/
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раскрыл дело; распутал клубок
Found the answer to a hard problem or a mystery. It means someone worked very hard to figure out who did something wrong or how to fix a big puzzle, and now they finally know the truth.
detective who cracked the case  

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cracked the case wide open  

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off-the-rails /ɒf ðə reɪlz/
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слетевший с катушек; пошедший наперекосяк
A way to describe something that has gone wrong or is out of control. It means a person is acting very strangely or a plan has failed completely and is no longer working the way it should. It is like a train that has fallen off its tracks and cannot go forward anymore.
completely off-the-rails  

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send someone off-the-rails  

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avoid surveillance /əˈvɔɪd səˈveɪləns/
избегать наблюдения; уходить от слежки
Staying away from being watched or followed by other people, cameras, or machines. It means trying to keep your actions secret so that nobody can see what you are doing or where you are going.
help avoid surveillance  

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ways to avoid surveillance  

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cotton candy /ˌkɒtən ˈkændi /
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сахарная вата; сладкая вата
A sweet treat made from spun sugar that is fluffy and light. It is often found at fairs and carnivals, and comes in various colors.
Carnival cotton candy tastes best.  
The vendor makes great cotton candy.  
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mutton chops /ˈmʌtən tʃɒps/
бакенбарды
A style of hair on a man's face where the hair grows long and thick on the sides of the cheeks but the chin is shaved smooth. These sideburns are shaped like a large piece of meat from a sheep, starting narrow at the top near the ears and getting very wide at the bottom near the jaw.
shave off mutton chops  

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grow mutton chops  

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traffic cams /ˈtræfɪk kæmz/
дорожные камеры; камеры видеонаблюдения за дорожным движением
Special cameras that are put on poles near roads and streets to watch the cars and trucks driving by. They help police and city workers see if there is a crash, if the road is too busy, or if a driver is breaking the rules like going too fast or driving through a red light.
live traffic cams  

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monitor traffic cams  

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break bread /breɪk bred/
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преломить хлеб; разделить трапезу
To sit down and eat a meal with other people. It means sharing food and spending time together in a friendly way to show that you are friends or want to be peaceful with each other.
break bread with someone  

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time to break bread  

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have a warrant /hæv ə ˈwɒrənt/
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иметь ордер
A special piece of paper signed by a judge that gives the police permission to do something, like search a house or take a person to jail. It means the law says the police have a good reason to look for something or catch someone who might have broken the rules.
currently have a warrant  

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have a warrant for your arrest  

― collocation

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run a plate /rʌn ə pleɪt/
пробить номера; проверить номерной знак
A police officer uses a computer to check the numbers and letters on the metal tag on the back of a car. This helps the officer learn who owns the car and if the driver has followed all the rules of the road.
ask dispatch to run a plate  

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run a plate for active warrants  

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a punishable offense /ə ˈpʌnɪʃəbl əˈfɛns/
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наказуемое деяние; уголовное преступление
Something that a person does which is against the rules or the law. Because the person did this bad thing, a judge or a person in charge will give them a penalty, like making them pay money or sending them to jail, to show that what they did was wrong.
constitute a punishable offense  

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be a punishable offense  

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tax evasion
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уклонение от уплаты налогов
The illegal act of intentionally avoiding paying taxes that are owed. It involves hiding income, inflating expenses, or providing false information on tax returns in order to pay less tax than required by law. Tax evasion is a serious crime and can result in fines, penalties, and even imprisonment.
His wealth came from tax evasion.  
They investigated widespread tax evasion.  
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stake your career /steɪk jɔː kəˈrɪə/
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поставить на карту свою карьеру; рискнуть своей карьерой
To risk your job or your future work life on something you believe is true or right. It means you are so sure about a choice that you are willing to lose your position or your chance to get better jobs if you are wrong.
ready to stake your career  

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willing to stake your career  

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plant husbandry /plɑːnt ˈhʌzbəndri/
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растениеводство
The careful act of taking care of plants so they grow healthy and strong. It means giving them the right amount of water, good soil to eat from, and enough sunlight. It also means protecting them from bugs or sickness and helping them make more plants or food for people to eat.
principles of plant husbandry  

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practice plant husbandry  

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popped the weasel /pɒpt ðə ˈwiːzəl/
хлопнул; профукал все деньги; заложил вещи в ломбард
To make a sudden, loud noise like a balloon breaking or a small animal jumping out of a box. In the old song, it means to spend all your money or to take your clothes to a shop to get money for them because you are poor.
start to pop the weasel  

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ready to pop the weasel  

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got dibs /ɡɒt dɪbz/
забил; чур, моё
To say that you own something or get to use it first before anyone else can. It means you have picked a seat, a toy, or a snack as yours so that your friends or siblings cannot take it.
get first dibs  

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claim dibs on something  

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have a grievance /hæv ə ˈɡriːvəns/
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иметь повод для недовольства; иметь жалобу
To feel that you have been treated in a way that is not fair or right. It means you have a reason to be angry or sad because someone did something bad to you or broke a rule, and you want someone to fix the problem.
have a grievance against someone  

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have a long-standing grievance  

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podunk /ˈpəʊdʌŋk/
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захолустье; дыра
A small town that is far away from big cities and is not very important or exciting. People use this word to talk about a place where not much happens and there are very few things to do or see.
some Podunk little town  

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in the middle of Podunk  

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get your popsicles /ɡɛt jɔː ˈpɒpsɪkəlz/
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разбирайте фруктовый лед; покупайте мороженое
A way to tell someone to come and buy or take a cold, sweet snack made of frozen juice or flavored water on a stick. It is often said by a person selling these treats on a hot day to get people to come to their cart or truck.
get your popsicles ready  

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get your popsicles here  

― collocation

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