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  1. Draw to a head, to див. С-1068.

  2. Draw to an end, to див. D-820.

  3. Draw to its close, to див. D-820.

  1. draw up (або imbibe) (something) like a sponge, to вбирати, як губка (и^ось);

They were all serious, intent on their work; and while some had only the vaguest idea of what was Going on, others like Erik marched from lecture to lecture, drawing up knowledge like sponges (M. Wilson).

825. draw up the ladder after oneself, to

заст. бути поза досяжністю, утекти від пе­реслідування.

  1. Draw water in a sieve, to див. В-208.

  1. Draw water to one's mill, to див. B-2679.

  2. dree one's weird, to рідк. примири­ тися з своєю долею; страждати мовчки;

"At my as^e?" said Soames. "I'm not so very old."

"No, no, Dad: I'll just dree my weird" (7. Gals­worthy).

  1. dregs of society покидьки суспільства.

  2. drenched (або soaked, wet) to the bone (або skin) [тж. '(as) wet as a drowned rat; dripping wet; like a drowned rat; \vct through; wet through and through; wringing wet] мокрий до кісток, до нитки/ наскрізь, ^ мокрий, як курка;

They had picked him up... soaked to the bonfl (A. Cronin).

It is charming here, by the. river's edge, but must remember that you are soaked to the skit (L. Tracy).

And the worst of it is, that Willoughby will com upon Crossjoy wet to the bone (G. Meredith).

In the meantime Thomas Mugridge, iike drowned rat, was being dragged out from under the forecastle head where he had cravenly enscon-ced himself (7. London).

You'll get wet through. How far are you going? (E. Thurston).

Edgar! you must be wet through and through! (H. Wood).

831. dress а (або one's, the) wound, to перев'язати рану;

The arm was examined, .the wound dressed, andJ pronounced to be a very slight one... (Ch. Dickens).

  1. dress circle театр, бельетаж.

  2. dress down one's jacket, to див. D-1013.

  3. dressed in the height of fashion одяг-J нений за останньою модою.

  4. dressed to kill розм. (тж. dressed up to the nines; амер. dressed up like a plush. horse; амер. сл. hugged up to kill; dolled up fit to kill) виряджений; виряджений, як н весілля;

When 1 got back from .the hairdresser, father and mother were waiting for me, all dressed ир to the nines (7. Walsh).

"Bugged up to kill!" exclaimed one, perceiving Lin's careful dress.

"He sure has not shaved again?"1 anothef inquired with concern (O. Wister).

  1. dress in colour, to носити одяг яскра вих кольорів.

  2. Dress one's wound, to див. D-831.

  3. dress rehearsal генеральна репетиція див. тж. F-1406;

Quick and to the point was ihe dress rehearsal he gave me (J. London).

839. dress shirt (тж. dress-shirt) біла чо* ловіча сорочка з сильно накрохмаленим пе редом (надягається в урочистих випадках)'

Не worked hard during that year, and dres shirts almost disappeared from his-weekly bundl (S. Leacock).

  1. dress suit фрак.

  2. dress the wound, to див. D-831.

  3. dress up the window, to робити вітри

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Hy (в магазині); перен. лицемірити, прики­датися, ^ замилювати очі;

The horse was absolutely worthless, and he dressed up the window like this... (NEF).

  1. dribs and drabs дуже незначна кіль­ кість чогось, дуже мало чогось, ^ як кіт наплакав; див. тж. N-208.

  2. dried (або dry, poor) Jack (тж. poor John) висушена мерлуза (риба з родини тріскових).

  3. drift into obscurity, to (поступово) зійти зі сцени; стати непомітним, .відійти ка задній план;

"Oh," I thought, "surely he cannot drift into obscurity —be lost without a word!" (K. Mans­field).

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