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543. Plaster (one) with compliments, to

засипати компліментами (когось);

I've seen them in that office, telling my father what a fine boy I was, and plastering him with compliments, with your honour here and your honour there, when all the time their fingers were itching to beat his throat (B. Shaw).

plaster (one) with praise, to див. B-1053.

plate dinner (або lunch) амер. обід -(або сніданок), всі страви якого подаються зразу.

plate matter (або stuff) див. В-2363.

platform reception зустріч когось на станції;

Swept away by the unexpectedness of this plat­form reception — when she had feared she might not be met at all — Christine lost her wan expres­sion and colour flowed back nervously into her cheeks (A. Cronin),

platform send-off проводи когось на платформі, пероні.

platinum blonde a-мер. блондинка з фарбованим волоссям кольору платини, «хі- мічіїа блондинка».

play a card, to поставити на карту (щось), використати можливість, шанс.

play a deep game, to вести складну

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play a different tune, to див. С-523.

play (або do) (one) a dirty (або dog's, foul, low-down, mean, nasty, sad, shabby) trick, to [тж. to play (або work) a dirty (або dog's, foul, low-down, mean, nas­ ty, shabby) trick on one] нечесно поставити­ ся (до когось), обдурити (когось), ^ під­ везти воза (комусь), підкласти свиню;

It was a dirty trick Paddy had played Mrs. Gbugh (K. S. Prichard).

"Because I have just found out that he is a fox," Rothgar bellowed. "Because it has been borne in upon me that he has played me a foul trick, by which I lost property that was al­ready under my hands; lost it forever" (O. Ltljeti-crantz).

I have said — or oerhaps I have not said, for my memory plays me sad tricks these days — that I glowed with pride when three such men as my comrades thanked me for having saved, or at least greatly helped, the situation (A. Doy­le).

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He couldn't play a mean, shabby trick like that (Л. Cronin).

The pair of you tried to work a dirty trick on the alluvial diggers (K. S. Prichard).

play a double game, to (тж. to play double) вести подвійну гру, дворушничати.

play (one) a foul trick, to див. Р-553.

play a foul trick on one, to див. P-553.

play a good game, to бути добрим гравцем; див. тж. Р-567.

play a good knife and fork, to див. P-635.

play a-joke on one, to (тж. to play on one; амер. to play sharp on one) 1) по­ глузувати, пожартувати з когось; утнути штуку [тж. to play (або serve) (one) a trick; to play a trick on one; to put a trick on one]; 2) обдурити когось [тж. to play (one) a trick].

play a lone hand, to (тж. to play one's hand alone) робити щось без сторон­ ньої допомоги.

play a losing game, to вести безна­ дійну гру; див. тж. Р-580.

play (one) a low-down (або mean, nasty) trick, to див. Р-553.

play a low-down (або mean, nasty) trick on one, to див. Р-553.

play an engagement, to давати гаст­ ролі, виступати на гастролях, гастролювати;

One of the principal comedy companies of the day was playing an engagement at the Grand Opera House (Тії. Dreiser).

565. play (one) an odd trick, to [тж. play an odd trick on (або upon one,, something)] обдурити (когось); ^ підвезти воза (ко­ мусь), підкласти свиню; збити з паптелику;

Moonlight can play odd tricks upon the fancy, even upon a dreamer's fancy (D. du Maurier).

play a part, to див. А-89.

play a poor game, to бути поганим гравцем; див. тж. Р-557.

play a prize (або prizes), to заст. 1) брати участь у змаганні (особл. з фех­ тування); 2) змагатися, боротися лише про людське око.

play (one) a sad (або shabby) trick, to див. Р-553.

play a shabby trick on one, to див. P-553.

play a tattoo, to див. В-399.

play at bo-peep (with), to див. Р-586.

play at fast and loose, to див. P-602.

play (one) a trick, to див. Р-559, 1) та 2).

play a trick on one, to див. Р-559, 1).

play a trump card, to див. Р-655.

play at shuttlecock (with one), to перен. ганяти туди-сюди (когось);

And slum-dwellers were such good sorts! Too bad to play at shuttlecock with them! (/. Gals­worthy).

play at sight, to муз. грати з листа; див. тж. R-171.

play a waiting game, to дотримува­ тися вичікувальної позиції;

"І shan't be alone. It's a party he's asked me to." "Has he? That's tactful of him. He's playing a waiting game" (A. Waugh).

play a winnig game, to грати або би­ ти набезпечко, на певність; див. тж. Р-561.

play a wrong card, to зробити не те, що треба, зробити помилковий, хибний крок.

play ball, to амер. 1} працювати ра­ зом, співробітничати;

ПІ play ball, but don't get it into your head that I'm working for you (M. Wilson).

2) діяти, робити чесно.

play bet див. Р-203.

play big luck, to [тж. to play in (або to) big luck) щастити; див. тж. Р-620.

play booty, to заст. навмисно про­ гравати, щоб затягнути цим недосвідченого картяра або допомогти виграти спільнико­ ві; перен. затягти когось у пастку;

"Quicker!" cried Sikes, laying the boy in a dry ditch at his feet, and drawing a pistol from his pocket. "Don't play booty with me" (Ch. Dick­ens). •

play bo-peep (або at bo-peep) (with), to закривати і відкривати лице, то з'явля­ тися, то ховатися (бавлячи дитині/); перен. то з'являтися, то зникати.

play both ends against the middle, to пол. грати на протилежних інтересах.

play-by-play story амер. радіорепор­ таж (про спортивне змагання, матч, тощо).

play catch, to грати у м'яча.

play checkmate with one, to шах. зро­ бити шах і мат; перен. завдати повної по­ разки, розбити наголову когось, зруйнува­ ти чиїсь плани, паралізувати чиїсь дії,

play chuck farthing with, to необмір- ковано, марно, недоцільно рискувати. -

play cricket, to див. Р-бОО, 2).

play dirty (on one), to див. D-507.

play doctor театр, жарг. особа, що

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ріау double, to див. Р-554.

play (something) down, to принижу­ вати значення (чогось);

American officials tried to play down the dan­ger from [atomic bombs] fall-out (D. W. L., July 16, 1957).

play ducks and drakes with (або of) something, to див. М-370, 2) та 3).

play dumb, to удавати з себе німого або дурного, прикидатися німим або дур­ ним;

Dondoio said, "He plays dumb" (S. Heym).

played out див. А-265.

play fair, to .(гж. to play the game)

вести чесну гру, грати за правилами;

діяти чесно, благородно (гж. to play cricket); див. тж. Р-601;

Не respected ability; he was willing to play fair when fair was the game. When it was not, the reach of his cunning was not easily measured (Th. Dreiser).

"You come and sponge on us," she said, "and then abuse us. If you think that's playing the game, I don't" (J. Galsworthy).

601. play (one) false (060 foul), to пору­ шувати правила гри; нечесно поводитися; див. тж. Р-600;

She was a haggard syren to-night, pallid and forlorn: a fevered beauty lolling on a sofa: a miserable enchantress whose charms have played her false (W. Maxwell).

602. play fast (060 at fast) and loose, to порушувати свої зобов'язання, діяти або ставитися безвідповідально (до когось, чо­ гось); говорити одне, а робити інше, гра­ ти' чиїмись почуттями, намагатися обма­ нути когось [вираз походить від старовин­ ної гри, яка була поширена на ярмарках Англії. На палку поперемінна туго намоту­ вали і розпускали ремінь (або вірьовку). Глядачі не могли відгадати, що саме від­ бувалося в той чи інший момент, і завжди, програвала];

Не flushed and churned a little internally with resentment at the thought of how she seemed to feel that she could play fast and loose with him (Th, Dreiser).

603. play first fiddle, to грати першу скрипку, займати керівне становище, очолю­ вати;

A very disagreeable idea indeed; for those who were playing first fiddle in the place and ex­pected to play it still (ff. Wood).

604. play for a high stake (або for high stakes), to карт, грати по великій ставці; див. тж. Р-605 та Р-623;

Truth to tell, he was rather beside himself. He bad played for a high stake and had nearly won (L. Tracy).

play for a low stake (або for low stakes), to карт, грати по маленькій ставці; див. тж. Р-604 та Р-636;

play for fun (або for love), to грати не на гроші;

Do you think we're playing for fun? I know what you're up against! (A. Cronin).

play for high stakes, to див. P-604.

play for love, to див. Р-606.

play for low stakes, to див. Р-605.

play for one's own hand, to карт, гра­ ти за себе; пєрєн. захищати свої власні ін­ тереси, діяти на користь собі;

That is perfectly true. In this Cabinet there is no such thing as a policy. Every man plays for his own hand (B. Shaw).

play for safety, to уникати риску, бу­ ти обережним; див. тж. Р-664.

play for the gallery, to див. Р-714.

play for time, to намагатися виграти час;

Serjeant Smith played for time. He asked the diggers to wait until the Warden and Inspector New-lands arrived (K.. S. Prichard).

play (one) foul, to див. Р-601.

(as) playful as a kitten грайливий, як кошеня.

play gooseberry, to супроводжувати закоханих для пристойності;

Mother Hemmingway, who seemed to have been watching every movement with sly eyes in the back of her head, suddenly called after her: "Take my shawl, dearie. The sun's going down and it's a cold game playing gooseberry" (A. Cro­nin).

playground of Europe, the «спортив­ ний майданчик Європи» (Швейцарія).

play group (тж. play-group) приват­ ний дитячий садок, приватна дитяча група (для дітей дошкільного віку)]

The closest Erik and Savina ever came to an open outbreak was in the beginning of August when she said that she might take some kind of part-time job in the fall, since Jody would be either in school or play-group most of the time (M. Wilson).

619. play handy-dandy with one, to ^

грати в схованки з кимсь.

620. play hard luck, to [тж. to play rn

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(або to) hard luck) амер. не щастити, за­знавати невдачі; див. тж. Р-584.

play havoc with, to див. C-1574, 2).

play hell (and Tommy) with, to див. C-1574, 2).

play high, to карт, грати по великій ставці; ходити з великої карти; див. тж. Р-604 та Р-636.

play hob with, to див. С-1574, 2).

play hocus-pocus, to заст. І) жонглю­ вати (словами)-, 2) обманювати, дурити.

play hookey (або hooky), to див. P-715.

play horse, to 1) грати в конячки (про дітей); 2) амер. сл. корчити дурня; 3) амер. сл. обманювати, висміювати когось (with one); 4) амер. сл. презирливо стави­ тися до когось, безцеремонне, грубо пово­ дитися з кимсь (with one); 5) амер. сл. зчи­ нити розгардіяш, переплутати (with some­ thing).

play host, to див. S-1907.

play in big luck, to див. Р-584.

play in hard luck, to див. Р-620.

play into one's hands, to (тж. to play into the hands of one) грати комусь на ру­ ку, ^ лити воду на чийсь млин;

But the Association kept a firm hand on the situation, urging members and supporters not to despair or play into the hands of the enemy by indulging in destructive acts and personal vio­lence (K. S. Prichard).

play into the hands of one, to див. P-631.

play it low-down on one, to див. P-636.

to play Janus, to див. В-1226.

play (або ply) knife and fork, to [тж. to play a good knife and fork; to play one's knife and fork; to shovel up food] їсти з апетитом, ^ уминати, трощити;

John had already begun to play such knife and fork, that his speech was, for the time, gone (Ch. Dickens).

Both being very hungry, they plied knife and fork actively for some minutes in silence (W. Ains-worth).

636. play low, to карт, грати по малень­ кій ставці; ходити з дрібної карти; див. тж. Р-605 та Р-623;

We play low; I won last night (W. Thackeray).

637. play low on one, to розм. (тж. розм. to play it low-down on one) підло, безчесно діяти або поводитись по відношенню до когось; обманювати когось;

If the men went to the island I just expect they found the camp-fire I built, and watched it all night for Jim to come. Anyway, they stayed away from us, and if my building the fire never fooled them it was no fault or mine. I played as low-down on them as 1 could (M. Twain).

play mum, to див. В-3059.

play off and on with something, to

то знімати, то надягати щось.

640. play of words гра словами, пусті фрази, балакунство, порожнє красномов­ ство.

. 641. play Old Gooseberry with, to див. С-1574, 2).

play Old Harry with, to C-1574, 2).

play one's best card, to див. Р-655.

play one's cards, to використати об­ ставини або можливості.

play one's cards badly, to не вяко ристати обставини або можливості, погано зіграти; див. тж. Р-646;

See how I'm dressed; look at the furniture: 1 haven't played my cards badly, have 1? (\V. Collins).

646. play one's cards well, to добре вико­ ристати обставини або можливості, добре зіграти; див. тж. Р-645;

With your good looks, if you now. play your cards well, you may marry anybody (Th. Hardy).

647. play one's game, to (тж. to play the game of one) сприяти комусь, ^ грати ко­ мусь на руку, лити воду на чийсь млин;

Everything was playing the Tiger's game. He sprang. In a moment he had the little pig by the neck (E. Seton-Thompson).

play one's hand, to див. С-45.

play one's hand alone, to див. Р-560,

play one's hand for all it is worth

(або for all there's in it), to повністю ви­користати свої можливості, пустити все в .хід для досягнення своєї мети [первісна вжив, тільки щодо гри в карти].

651. play one's hand heavily, to переграти, перестаратися, ^ переборщити [первісна вжив, тільки щодо гри в карти].

"Are you reading that Persian Ambassador's statement? . . . Oh. he's just playing his hand rather heavily," Essex said and laughed (J. Aid-ridge).

play one's knife and fork, to див. P-635.

play one's last card, to використа­ ти останню можливість, останній шанс, засіб;

Then the mustang plays his last card. He jams his ribs up against the corra! wall, hoping to

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crush Tom's leg, then bounces across to the other side, and aims to jam Tom's other leg — right, left, right, left, just as fast as he could go (E. Selon-Thompson).

654. play one's part, to грати свою роль, виконувати свої обов'язки;

"Duncan Warner," said he slowly, "you are here to play your part, and I am here to play mine" (A. Doyle).

655. play one's trump (або best) card, to (тж. to play a trump card) вдатися до кращого засобу, використати кращий засіб;

"And lastly," concluded Thorpe, playing his trump card, "the suit from start to finish will be published in every important paper in this country" (S. White).

It was a great crisis in the game of life. Now or never must be the moment to play a trump card (W- Maxwell).

play on one, to див. Р-559.

play on (або upon) words 1) n. гра слів, каламбур;

Pelleau christened it: "Hotel de viler" His play on words caught the fancy of the men and many a joke went around that damp, stinking hole.. . (D. Carter).

2) v. каламбурити, говорити каламбури;

., .He was not a man who played on words (Q. Meredith).

play pendulum, to коливатися, хита­ тися з боку на бік, бути в нестійкому поло­ женні.

play politics, to амєр. вести нечесну політичну гру, вдаватися до нечесних за­ собів для досягнення політичних цілей.

play possum, to розм. (первісна амер.) 1) прикидатися хворим або мертвим; 2) прикидатися нетямущим або недосвідче­ ним у чомусь; див. тж. L-694.

play possum with one, to див. С-1040.

play pranks, to 1) пустувати, витво­ рювати, гратися; 2) капризувати (про ма­ шину).

play prizes, to див. Р-568.

play safe, to грати обачно; перен. діяти набезгіечно, на певність; див. тук. Р-6И.

play second, to (тж. to play second fiddle) грати другу скрипку, грати друго­ рядну роль;

What a poor mortal I am to play second fiddie in everything and to be deluded by fibs (Th. Hardy). _

666. play see-saw (with one), to 1) to з'являтися, то зникати; 2) поперемінне пе­ реважати (про різні або протилежні по­ чуття);

. . .Не strode out into the darkening lanes, caution and the desire of possession playing see-saw with­in him (J. Galsworthy).

667. play sharp on one, to див. Р-559.

play smash with, to амер. сл. розби­ ти вщент.

play the advantages over one, to

амер. розм. обдурити, обшахрувати когось.

play the ape, to див. А-П2.

play the ass, to див. А-112.

play the baby, to удавати з себе ма­ лятко; дуріти, пустувати.

play the bankrupt, to заст. 1) збан­ крутувати; 2) розтратити чужі гроші; 3) не виправдати довір'я.

play the bear, to грубо поводитись.

play the bear with, to див. C-1574, 2).

play the butterfly, to несерйозно ста­ витися до життя;

Не never doubted her devotion, even during that brief period when she had enjoyed playing the butterfly in colonial society (K. S: Prichard).

677. play the cry-baby, to удавати з себе плаксія, боягузливу людину; поводитися, як плаксій;

Next morning the "Examiner" took up the cudgels, and published an article by "Annie Laurie", the interviewing lady, upbringing me for "playing the cry-baby" and refusing to stand by the words that I had spoken (U. Sinclair).

play the deuce with, to див. С-1574,2).

play the devil's tattoo, to див. В-399.

play the devil (060 the dickens) with, to див. С-Ї574, 2).

play the dragon, to виконувати роль тілохранителя, охоронця;

М. Malon played the amiable dragon: did. not move from her side and she did not dance (K. S. Prichard).

682. play the fish, to поступово витягати рибу вудкою з води;

Sometimes on the little level strip of sand at the foot of the bank; sometimes (when the stream turned again) in the shallower water rushing over its rocky bed, the angler followed the captured trout, now letting the line run out. and now wind­ing it in again, in the difficult and delicate pro­cess of "playing the fish" (W. Collins).

play the fool, to див. А-112.

play the fool with, to псувати щось; обманювати когось.

play the fox, to хитрувати, прики­ датися.

play the game, to див. Р-600.

play the game of one, to див. Р-647.

play the (giddy) goat, to див. A-112.

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play the hobby-horse, to заст. плига­ ти, стрибати; блазнювати.

play the hog, to бути егоїстом; по­ водитися, як свиня.

play the jack with one, to заст. шах­ рувати, обманювати, надувати когось; підло ставитися до когось, ^ підкласти комусь свиню [шєкспірівський вираз; The Tempest, д. IV, сц. І].

play the leading role (або розм. the lead), to грати головну, провідну роль.

play the man, to бути мужнім, діяти сміливо, рішуче; див. тзіс. Р-709;

Stand close, comrades, for, by these finger-bones we must play the man this day (A. Doyle).

play the market, to розм. спекулюва­ ти па біржі.

play the master, to хазяйнувати, роз­ поряджатися.

play the mentor (або Mentor) (to one), to виконувати роль або обов'язки ментора, наставника;

І am not here to play the Mentor to you. or to carry about servant's tittle-tattle (W. Thackeray).

play the merchant with one, to заст. обманути, обдурити когось.

play the mischief with, to див. C-1574, 2).

play the monkey, to див. А-112.

play the part (oi), to див. А-П4.

play the peacock, to діш. А-697.

play the rogue, to пустувати, витво­ ряти.

play the role (of), to див. А-1І4.

play the snake, to бути або виявитися віроломним другом;

You're up against me. I'm not going to play the snake (/. Galsworthy).

705. play the spy, to підглядати, стежити (за кимсь, чимсь);

Without any design of playing the spy I couid not help observing that it [the letter] was in a woman's hand (A. Doyle).

play (або tip) the traveller, to розм. розповідати вигадані історії, вводити в ома­ ну, дурити.

play the very deuce (або the devil, the dickens, mischief) with, to див. C-1574, 2).

play the wag, to див, Р-715.

piay the woman, to плакати; боятися, лякатися, вести себе, як не личить чолові­ кові, як «баба»; див. тж. Р-693.

play third fiddle, to грати третю скрипку, займати незначне становище.

play to big luck, to див. Р-584.

play to capacity, to театр, бути пере­ повненим.

play to hard luck, to див. Р-620.

play (або talk) to the gallery, to (тж. to play for the gallery; to play with an eye to the gallery); домагатися популярності де­ шевими засобами; розводити демагогію;

Не took the floor, creating ?.n impression, attract­ing all attention to himself, playing to the gall­ery, gesticulating clamorous, full of noise (F. Nor-ris).

715. play truant, to [тж. сл. to play the wag; to play wag; амер. сл. to play hookey (або hooky)] не відвідувати (школи тощо), прогулювати;

Не had never had the courage to play truant from the Academy... (A. Cronin).

...He plays the wag from school, and goes oul fishing on a sunny afternoon- (Jerome K. Jerome).

Whenever I got tired I played hookey, and the hiding I got next day done me good and cheered me up (M. Twain).

play up Old Gooseberry with, to див. C-1574, 2).

play up Old Harry with, to див. C-1574, 2).

play upon advantage, to заст. обма­ нювати, дурити (когось).

play upon words due. P-657.

play wag, to див. Р-715.

play with an eye to the gallery, to див. Р-7І4.

play with edge (або edged) tools, to due. D-32.

play with fire, to див. D-32.

play with loaded dice (або with mark­ ed cards), to вести -нечесну гру, шахраю­ вати.

play with one like a cat with a mouse, to гратися з кимсь, як кішка з ми­ шею, робити з кимсь що завгодно;

Не played with me like a cat with a mouse. He began by telling me how honoured he was but that our ideas seemed to be slightly different (A. Cro­nin.).

play with matches, to див. D-32.

play with one's cards on the table, to див. L-235.

play with one's nose, to див. Н-324.

plead guilty, to юр. визнавати себе винним; див. тж. Р-730;

You have heard the indictment read, and you must plead guilty... (H. Caine).

730. plead innocent (або not guilty), to

plead

760

pluck

юр. не визнавати себе винним, заперечу­вати свою провину; дав. тж. Р-729;

The accused was asked whether he pleaded guilty or not guilty: could produce any evidence in his defence (K. S. Prichard).

731. plead the baby act, to (первісна амер.) ухилятися від відповідальності, поси­ лаючись на недосвідченість або молодість.

732. (as) pleased (або proud) as Punch (або punch) дуже радий, задоволений, ^ радий, як дитина;

Your uncle's pleased as punch she's got leave (A. Cronin).

He walked right in the front door, as proud as Punch (J- Gow and A. D'Usseau).

733. please God (або heaven) ^ якщо богу (або небу) буде завгодно, якщо все буде гаразд;

So, please God, I shall have the machine after ail (Mulk Raj Attend).

He hath totally ruined you by this false system of education: and, please heaven, he shall have the comfort of its fruits (H. Fielding).

734. please oneself, to робити щось за сво­ їм бажанням, ^ робити, як спаде па дум­ ку; про мене (як відповідь);

"I'll .stay if you don't mind," Wolfe said. "Please yourself" (J. Aldridge).

please one's eye and plague one's heart, to ^ вийти заміж з розрахунку, всу­ переч почуттям.

please the fates (або the gods, жарт. the pigs) ^ якщо дозволять обставини, як­ що нічого не трапиться, якщо все буде гаразд;

To-morrow night, please the gods, we will have then a snug carousal (E. Bulwer-Lytton).

please turn over (скорочено p. t. o.) дибись на звороті.

pleasure саг спортивний легковий ав­ томобіль для прогулянок.

pleasure has a sting in its tail див. 14-344.

pleasure is mine (або ours), the розм. я дуже радий, мені .дуже приємно (позна­ йомитися з вами тощо), це я повинен дя­ кувати вам,

"Thank you very much."

"Not at all, Madam, the pleasure is ours. Delighted to be of service. Good-bye" (J. Cals-wortky).

741. pleasures of the mighty are the tears of the poor, the присл. розваги багатих — це сльози бідних, ^ багатому життя, а бід­ ному виття, багатому щастя, а вбогому трясця.

742. pleasure to one's sore eyes, а див. S-1057.

743. pledge of love (або union), the див. S-244.

744. pledge one's honour, to [тж. to plight one's faith (або promise)] ручитися, давати слово честі, поклястися у вірності;

І was, may be, such a one as yourself, when I plighted my faith to Alice Graham (J. Cooper).

pledge one's life for, to, див. Р-188.

pledge one's word, to due. G-97!.

(as) plenty (або plentiful, thick) as blackberries [тж. (as) thick as hops (060 huckleberries)] у великій кількості, дуже багато, ^ хоч греблю гати; див. тж. Т-1І76;

"Horses," said Fergus, as he mounted, "are now as plenty as blackberries; every man may have them for the catching" (W. Scott).

plenty is no dainty див. І-1285.

plenty is no plague (тж. never too much of a good thing) присл. .^ запас біди не чинить, кашу маслом не зіпсуєш.

(as) pliable as clay (або as potter's clay) податливий, як віск, як глина;

In Caroline Mansergh's hands Joice was as pli­able as potter's clay (E. Yaies).

plight one's faith, to див. Р-744.

plight one's promise, to див. Р-744.

plight one's troth, to дати слово, по­ клястися у вірності (особливо при заручи­ нах);

Indeed, there seemed a strange truth in Hilda's assertions, that in the form of his betrothed, his tutelary spirit lived and guarded. For smooth every step, and bright every day, in his career, since their troth had been plighted (E. Bulwer-Lytton).

plight one's word, to див. -G-971.

PHmsoll line (або mark) (тж. Plim- soll's mark) мор. дозволена гранична лінія навантаження (пароплава).

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