Give a word for the meaning of

На основании Вашего запроса эти примеры могут содержать грубую лексику.

На основании Вашего запроса эти примеры могут содержать разговорную лексику.

Again give a word garth: The German intelligence service had information that the Russian factories in the urals, in other parts of the produce 600-700 tanks per month.

Вновь предоставим слово Гарту: «Немецкая разведывательная служба располагала сведениями, что заводы русских на Урале, в других районах производят 600-700 танков в месяц.

«We will give a word to every one who wants it», announced Ella Pamfilova at the beginning of the meeting, «I would like to ask the host not to abuse their rights and listen to the guests more often».

«Всем желающим предоставим слово, — в начале заседания объявила Элла Памфилова. — Прошу хозяев не злоупотреблять положением и чаще слушать гостей».

Maybe even give a word of encouragement.

One of the men stood up to give a word.

So that’s the part of the brain that is activated when you give a word to something.

Эта та часть мозга, которая активизируется, когда мы называем объект.

Let me give a word here about professional poker players.

Look for someone today to whom you can give a word of hope and encouragement.

Подумайте о ком-нибудь сейчас, кому бы вы могли сказать слова доброты и ободрения.

Tell him/her the sound of that letter and give a word example.

I wish you luck and would like to give a word of advice.

One of the men stood up to give a word.

Alice, on the other hand, does not give a word that she knows Tom or has ever met him.

Алиса, напротив, дает понять ни слова, том что знает или ему тоже когда-нибудь бы встретились.

In connection with this phenomenon let me give a word of caution to the less advanced student of practical psychology; the power of withdrawing the astral body from the physical is no necessary proof of high spiritual development.

В связи с этим феноменом позвольте мне предостеречь менее продвинутых изучающих практическую психологию; способность отделять астральное тело от физического необязательно свидетельствует о высоком духовном развитии.

I do not understand how it is possible to decide on the closure of two of the most rated channels in the country, which give a word to different politicians with different political views, the parliamentarian said.

Я не понимаю, как можно принять решении о закрытии двух, самых рейтинговых каналов в стране, которые дают высказаться разным политикам с различными политическими взглядами , — отметил парламентарий.

It is necessary here to give a word of caution regarding ‘riddhis’ and ‘siddhis’, or the supernatural powers that one, very often comes to acquire in the practice of yoga sadhana or yogic discipline.

Необходимо сказать здесь слово предупреждения относительно РИДДХИ и СИДДХИ, или сверхъестественных сил, которые очень часто приобретают в практике йоговской садхны, или йоговской дисциплины.

when you give a word to something.

Give a word which fulfills both the meanings.

Ничего не найдено для этого значения.

Результатов: 16. Точных совпадений: 16. Затраченное время: 66 мс

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Индекс фразы: 1-400, 401-800, 801-1200

Task1. Note the meanings of the 9 prefixes given below. Make new words with given prefixes. Decide on the part of speech for each of the words. Then work out the approximate meaning or the words that follow before checking their meanings in a good dictionary:

over=too much co=together en=make

under= too little il, in, im, ir, un=not.

dose-___________________________

shadow__________________________

privileged___________________________

habit______________________________

large________________________________

literate________________________________

measurable_____________________________

compromising_______________________________

Can you think of three more beginning with each of the prefixes listed in the exercise?

.Task2.Note the meanings of the 5 prefixes given in the box bellow. Make new words with given prefixes.Dicide on the part of speech for each of the words. Then work out the approximate meaning of the words that follow before checking their meanings in a good dictionary:

action_____________________________

planery_____________________________

historic______________________________

going_________________________________

humorous_______________________________

consider___________________________________

colonise__________________________________

Can you think three more words beginning with each of prefixes listed in the exercise?

Task 3 . Note the meanings of the 5 prefixes given in the box below. Make new words with given prefixes .decide on the part of speech for each of the words. Then work out the approximate meaning of the words that follow before checking their meanings in good dictionary:

trans= across, to the other side dis= causes the action to be reversed anti

counter= against, in opposition to mis= in the wrong manner

continental_____________________________

clockwise________________________________

balance__________________________________

count____________________________________

reputable___________________________________

handle______________________________________

understanding___________________________________

Can you think of three more words beginning with each of the prefixes listed in the exercise?

Task 4

In each sentence one word needs the addition of a prefix to give meaning to the sentence.

Identify the words which need prefixes and them.

1. Known as Saint Nicholas in Germany, Santa Claus was usually accompanied by Black peter, an elf, who punished____________ obedient children.

2. Unemployment and costs have to ______________ acceptable levels.

3. If he has his opinions on a subject, he is ____________ moveable.

4. She headed back home and left her mission______________ accomplished.

5. She is rather _______________ trustful person to strangers.

6. It was an ___________ mistakable step of his: he had own.

7. It was ________________ rational to react in that manner.

8. It is ________________ legal to drive while intoxicated.

9. It was _____________ modest of them to say that.

10. He had made progress that was previously____________ achievable.

11. It would be ____________ accurate to say that she has been dismissed.

12. He left a growing ______________ satisfaction with himself and his position.

13. It is a _____________ alcoholic drink.

14. You were ___________ attentive at the lecture, that’s why you didn’t understand anything.

15. The great Himalayan region is one of the few remaining isolated and ____________ accessible areas in the world today.

Task 5 In each sentence one word needs the addition of a prefix to give meaning to the sentence. Identify the words which need prefixes and them.

1. He never phones his friends or goes out any more: he’s becoming really social.________________

2. With 600 billion people, the country faces population.__________________________

3. Don’t you think it was very responsible to leave a six-year-old alone in the house?________________

4. There are too many mistakes in this essay: I’m afraid you’ll have to write it.________________-

5. He added a script to his letter to say that he received her check.___________________________

6. I think I have done the steaks: they’re very tough._________________________________

7. Drugs are legal in almost every country on earth.___________________________________

Task 6 in each sentence the word in capital letters needs the additions of prefix to give meaning.

I have decided to write my 1 _________________ -Biography! Now, you may think at 25 that I am too2_______________- MATURE to embark upon such an ambitious project but I think age is completely 3__________________ RELEVANT. Anyway, I’m sure that my literary abilities will allow me to 4____________ COME that hurdle only too easy. It will be written in a form of a 5______________ LOGUE in which I tell the world about some of the 6 ______________ BELIEVABLY interesting events in my life so far. I also intend to clear up some very common and totally 7 _______________ LOGICAL 8_____________ CONSEPTIONS about the 9____________NATURAL and finally convince people that all those pseudo-intellectuals at universities have got it all wrong. Being my friend, I hope you will buy a copy or it would be extremely 10_______________ LOYAL not to do so, after all.

Task 7 Complete this chart using the prefixes in the box to make the opposites of the adjectives and verbs given.

In- im- un- mis- dis-

Adjective/ Verb	Opposite
active	1____________________
secure	2
capable	3
experienced	4
possible	5
fortunate	6
conscious	7
healthy	8
understand	9
calculate	10
approve	11
obey	12

Task 8 Form nouns from the given words with the help of the prefixes with the opposite meaning.

Example: employment- unemployment

honesty-____________________

difference-______________________

fortune-________________________

understanding-_______________________

dependence-_________________________

importance-__________________________

security-___________________________

expensive-_________________________

obedience-__________________________

population-__________________________

alcoholic-__________

___________________

Task 9 Supply the right adjectival forms.

Example: I suspect he isn’t honest. In fact he’s quite dishonest

1. This arrangement isn’t strictly legal. Some people would regard it is _________________

2. Sometimes she doesn’t behave in a responsible manner. She’s quite___________________

3. Such a situation is barely imaginable. It is quite_____________________________________

4. Bob’s not very capable. He’s ____________________ of making sound decisions.

5. This fish hasn’t been cooked enough. It’s _________________________________________

6. This scheme isn’t very practical. In fact, it’s quite_____________________________________

7. This dates from before the war. It’s_______________________________________________

Task 10. Form adjectives from the given ones with the help of the prefixes and point out the changes in meaning.

Example: practical- impractical

possible__________________

urban______________________

appointing_____________________

conscious _______________________

informed__________________________

accurate___________________________

believable___________________________

acceptable_____________________________

legal_________________________________

able_________________________________

complete______________________________

married________________________________

bearable_______________________________

successful______________________________

calculation_____________________________

approval________________________________

measurable______________________________

expensive________________________________

modest___________________________________

Keys.

Task 1. Possible answers: overdose, overshadow, underprivileged, cohabit, illiterate, immeasurable, uncompromising

Task2. Possible answers: interaction, interplanetary, prehistoric, foregoing, posthumous, reconsider, recolonise

Task3. Possible answers: transcontinental, anticlockwise, counterbalance, discount, disreputable, mishandle, misunderstanding

Task4. Possible answers: 1. disobedient, 2. unacceptable, 3 immovable, 4 unaccomplished, 5distruthful, 6. Unmistaken, 7. Irrational, 8. Illegal, 9. Immodest, 10.u,nachievable 11.unaccurate, 12.dissatisfaction

13 non-alcoholic,14 inattentive, 15 inaccessible

Task 5. 1 anti-social, 2. over-population, 3. irresponsible, 4. rewrite, 5. postscript, 6. overdone, 7 illegal

Task6 1. AUTOBIOGRAPHY, 2. IMMATURE, 3. IRRELEVANT, 4 OVERCOME, 5. MONOLOGUE/DIALOGUE

6. UNBELIEVABLY, 7 ILLOGICAL, 8. MISCONSEPTIONS, 9. SUPERNATURAL, 10. DISLOYAL

Task7 .1 inactive, 2 insecure, 3 incapable, 4 inexperienced, 5 Impossible, 6 unfortunate, 7 unconscious, 8 unhealthy, 9 misunderstand, 10 miscalculate, 11 disapprove, 12 disobey

Task8 dishonesty, indifference, misfortune, misunderstanding, independence, unimportance, insecurity, inexpensive, disobedience, overpopulation, non-alcoholic

Task9 illegal, irresponsible, unimaginable, incapable, uncooked, impractical, pre-war

Task10 impossible, interurban, disappointing, unconscious, unavailable, misinformed, inaccurate, unbelievable, unacceptable, illegal, unable, incomplete, unmarried, unbearable, unsuccessful, miscalculation, disapproval, immeasurable, inexpensive

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explain the meaning of a word

Универсальный англо-русский словарь > explain the meaning of a word

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word

1. n часто речь, разговор, слова

2. n размолвка, ссора

high words — разговор на повышенных тонах, крупный разговор

3. n замечание, совет

4. n тк. вести; известие, сообщение

5. n тк. обещание, заверение

6. n рекомендация, совет

7. n тк. приказ, приказание

8. n пароль, пропуск

пословица, поговорка

9. n слух, молва

10. n рел. Слово господне

11. n рел. Слово, бог-слово, Христос

12. n рел. муз. театр. текст, слова; либретто; текст

control word — управляющее слово; командное слово; команда

13. n вчт. код; кодовая группа; группа символов

symbol word — слово обозначающее символ; название символа

14. n вчт. биол. кодовое слово

in a word — одним словом, короче говоря

in the words of … — говоря словами такого-то …

on the word — как только было сказано; без промедления; тут же, сейчас же

15. v выражать словами; подбирать слова, выражения; формулировать

Синонимический ряд:

1. expression (noun) affirmation; assertion; asseveration; comment; declaration; designation; expression; locution; remark; statement; term; utterance; vocable

4. order (noun) behest; bidding; charge; command; commandment; dictate; direction; directive; injunction; instruction; mandate; order

5. password (noun) catchword; countersign; password; shibboleth; signal; watchword

6. pledge (noun) assurance; commitment; guarantee; pledge; warrant

8. report (noun) account; advice; buzz; communication; cry; gossip; grapevine; hearsay; information; intelligence; message; murmur; news; on-dit; report; rumble; rumor; rumour; scuttlebutt; speerings; talk; tattle; tidings; tittle-tattle; whispering

10. express (verb) couch; express; formulate; phrase; put; style; voice

Антонимический ряд:

English-Russian base dictionary > word

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word

English-Russian dictionary on nuclear energy > word

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explain

[ıkʹspleın]

1. объяснять

explain to me what this means — объясните мне, что это значит

2. оправдываться, давать объяснения

he was unable to explain his conduct — он не смог объяснить своего поведения

he explained that he had been delayed by the rain — он объяснил, что задержался из-за дождя

when he has done wrong he never explains — когда он поступает неправильно, он никогда не оправдывается

3. толковать, разъяснять

to explain smb.’s viewpoint — изложить /разъяснить, развить/ чью-л. точку зрения

1) объясняться

2) объяснять своё поведение, свои мотивы

НБАРС > explain

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explain

1. v объяснять

2. v оправдываться, давать объяснения

3. v толковать, разъяснять

4. v l

5. v объясняться

Синонимический ряд:

2. elucidate (verb) clarify; clear; construe; define; demonstrate; elucidate; enucleate; explicate; expound; illustrate; interpret; spell out

3. justify (verb) account; account for; excuse; explain away; justify; rationalise; rationalize

4. solve (verb) clear up; figure out; resolve; solve; unravel

Антонимический ряд:

cloud; complicate; confirm; confound; confuse; darken; involve; misinterpret; mystify; obscure; perplex

English-Russian base dictionary > explain

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explain

ɪksˈpleɪn гл.
1) объяснять;
раскрывать, разъяснять;
изъяснять, толковать (значение) (to) to explain satisfactorily ≈ толково объяснять to explain by giving an example ≈ объяснять на примере She explained the problem to me. ≈ Она объяснила мне суть проблемы. He explained to us that the examination would take place later. ≈ Он объяснил нам, что экзамен состоится позже. Syn: clarify, unfold
2) давать объяснения, объяснять (причину, поведение) He explained why he was late. ≈ Он объяснил, почему опоздал. Syn: account ∙ explain away
объяснять — to * the meaning of a word объяснить значение слова — * this problem to me объясните мне эту задачу — * to me what this means объясните мне, что это значит оправдываться, давать объяснения — he was unable to * his conduct он не смог объяснить своего поведения — he *ed that he had been delayed by the rain он объяснил, что задержался из-за дождя — when he has done wrong he never *s когда он поступает неправильно, он никогда не оправдывается толковать, разъяснять — to * smb.’s viewpoint изложить /разъяснить, развить/ чью-л. точку зрения объясняться;
объяснять свое поведение, свои мотивы и т. п.
explain давать объяснения ~ объяснять;
толковать (значение) ~ объяснять ~ объясняться ~ оправдывать, объяснять ( поведение) ;
to explain oneself объясниться;
представить объяснения (в свое оправдание) ~ оправдываться ~ разъяснять ~ толковать, разъяснять ~ толковать
~ away оправдываться
~ in detail подробно объяснять
~ оправдывать, объяснять (поведение) ;
to explain oneself объясниться;
представить объяснения (в свое оправдание)

Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > explain

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original meaning

English-Russian big medical dictionary > original meaning

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banner word

1. начальное слово; заголовок; «шапка»

2. начальное слово; заголовок; шапка

English-Russian base dictionary > banner word

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four-letter word

непристойное слово, ругательство

Синонимический ряд:

swear word (noun) curse; cuss word; exclamation; expletive; interjection; oath; swear word

English-Russian base dictionary > four-letter word

10
italicizing a word

1. подчеркивание слова

2. подчеркивающий слова

English-Russian big polytechnic dictionary > italicizing a word

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binary word

English-Russian base dictionary > binary word

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command word

English-Russian base dictionary > command word

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computer word

English-Russian base dictionary > computer word

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control word

управляющее слово; командное слово; команда

English-Russian base dictionary > control word

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descriptor word

дескрипторное слово; дескриптор

English-Russian base dictionary > descriptor word

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devour ever word

English-Russian base dictionary > devour ever word

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digital word

English-Russian base dictionary > digital word

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digits per word

English-Russian base dictionary > digits per word

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domain of word

English-Russian base dictionary > domain of word

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error status word

English-Russian base dictionary > error status word

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give (someone) the word

To give an order, make a request, or expressly state a desire for someone to do something or undertake some task. We’re ready to begin writing the report whenever you are, so just give us the word, and we’ll get going. If the President gives the word, the military could begin airstrikes as early as tomorrow morning.

Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. © 2022 Farlex, Inc, all rights reserved.

give the word

Also, say the word. Give an order, tell or show when something is to be done, as in If you want us to move out, just give the word, or When you want the car, just say the word. The first expression, dating from about 1400, originally alluded to uttering a password in response to a sentinel’s challenge. The second is even older, appearing in an early translation of the biblical books of Genesis and Exodus: «And God said the word to Abraham.»

The American Heritage® Dictionary of Idioms by Christine Ammer. Copyright © 2003, 1997 by The Christine Ammer 1992 Trust. Published by Houghton Mifflin Harcourt Publishing Company. All rights reserved.

See also:

• give (someone) the word
• have (one’s) heart in (something)
• have your heart in
• carry through on (something)
• knuckle down to (do) (something)
• finger itches to, one’s/my
• (one’s) finger itches (to do something)
• have (something) to do
• go for (something)
• go for it

1)
professional duties; 2) talent, skills, education; 3) appraise,
decide
the value
of; 4) looking for a job; 5) statement about a person’s character or
abilities; 6)
meeting or speaking with a person; 7) communicate; 8).person who
gives a job.

2. Translate the words given in brackets.

1)
There are several ways of (поиска
работы).
2) First you should (оценить)
your
own chances 3) He studied the ads of (о
вакансиях)
being published. 4) Solid
companies (помещают
объявления)
in prestigious expensive publications. 5)
Your main task is to understand whether the position (согласуется)
your skills and
education. 6) Such special demands (устанавливают
уровень)
of the candidate’s
qualification. 7) Remember that the demands enumerated in the ads
(обязательны).
Carefully read (требования)
made of the given position. 9) There
is a need to understand that the word does not (подразумевает)
secretarial functions.
10) (Предварительный
отбор)
is carried out on the basis of resumes. 11)
Reading the ads you may (выделить/получить)
information on the (деятель­ности)
of the company. 12) There is a need (представить
себе)
at least in general
outline the personnel structure of Western companies.

3.
Complete the following sentences using suitable words or phrases
from the list below. Translate your sentences.

Managing
director; junior executive; colleague; director; supervisor; staff;
senior executive; superior; employee; middle manager; subordinate;
work-force.

1).
The group of executives working below the top managers are generally
called…2).Valerie
is an important person in our company. She is a member of the Board
of…
3). Peter, a recent university graduate, has been with the firm for
a
year. He is at present a … and is being trained for a managerial
position. 4).Their
… is expanding rapidly. They now have over 5.000 employees. 5). At
least 50%
of our … have been with the company over ten years. 6). … in an
organization generally
have more fringe benefits than lower-level managers. 7). We are a
small group
in the Research and Development Department. Fortunately, I get on
well
with
all my…
8).Our telephone operators work under the direction of a …9).I
work under Mr. Brown. He’s my…
10).
Shelia and Tom work under my
authority.
I am their boss and they are my…11).
I am responsible for …training
and development.

4.
Look at the following examples of skills/responsibilities and
personality traits, translate them and find the ones that apply to
you.

Skills/Responsibilities	Personality Traits
acting;	making decisions	Use: I am very..	…is one of my
			strong points
analyzing;	meeting people	accurate	accuracy
assembling	negotiating	adaptable	adaptability
(putting	(bargaining)	cooperative	cooperation
things together);	operating machines	creative	creativity
building things;	organizing	dependable	dependability
cooking;	persuading people	flexible	flexibility
dancing;	repairing machines	mature	maturity
decorating;	selling	organized	organization
designing;	sewing	persuasive	persuasiveness

driving;	singing	punctual	punctuality
filing;	solving problems	responsible	responsibility
growing things;	speaking	tactful	tact
helping people;	sports
interviewing;	supervising
listening;	typing
making crafts

IV.
Study the list of Job Titles, translate and prepare a good
reading.
Fill out the table matching correspon­ding
personality traits, skills/responsibilities and work.

Job
Titles

accountant	Interpreter
baby sitter	Librarian
baker	live-in-companion
bank teller	manager
barber/hair stylist	messenger
bartende	nurse
bookkeeper	nurse’s aid
building superintendent	pattern maker
bus driver	pharmacist
butcher	plumber
carpenter	police officer
cashier	printer
computer programmer	railroad conductor
construction worker	receptionist
cook	salesperson
dental assistant	secretary
doctor	security guard
electrician	sewing machine operator
employment counselor	social worker
engineer	stock clerk
file clerk	tailor
fire fighter	taxi driver
florist	teacher
furrier	translator
gardener	travel agent
housepainter	typist
housekeeper	waiter

Trait	Skill/Responsibility	Application to work
Hobbies: things you have most enjoyed doing

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