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1) General subject: bring into the open, disembosom (секрет), evolute, evolve, expand, expose (секрет), find out, lay bare, let on (секрет, факты), put finger on, put one's cards on the table, release (парашют), (?) unblock (аккредитив), unclothe, undo (пакет и т.п.), undouble, undress, unfold (планы, замыслы), unfrock, unfurl (веер, зонт), unhusk, unlock, unrip, unroll, unseal, untreasure, unveil, bare, develop, disclose, discover, do open, open, reveal, uncover, put up (зонтик), detail, bring sth to light2) Computers: zoom in3) Obsolete: ope4) Engineering: unwind5) Bookish: disembosom (секрет и т.п.), evulgate7) Law: detect8) Economy: utilize (letter of credit)11) Astronautics: deploy12) Business: clear up14) Makarov: open out, open up, unwind (цикл в программе) -
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ПРОЩЕ ПАРЕНОЙ РЕПЫ highly coll AdjP subj-compl with copula ( subj: usu. abstr or infin) fixed WOsth. is extremely simpleX проще пареной репы — X is (as) easy as pieX is a snap (a cinch, a breeze, a piece of cake, duck soup) X is (as) simple as can be."...Дверь на замке. У меня - отмычка в кармане. Знакомый замок открыть проще пареной репы» (Черненок 2). ". The door is locked 1 have a pick in my pocket Its a snap to undo a familiar lock" (2a) -
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• ПРОЩЕ ПАРЕНОЙ РЕПЫ highly coll[AdjP; subj-compl with copula (subj: usu. abstr or infin); fixed WO]=====⇒ sth. is extremely simple:- X is a snap (a cinch, a breeze, a piece of cake, duck soup);- X is (as) simple as can be.♦ "...Дверь на замке. У меня - отмычка в кармане. Знакомый замок открыть проще пареной репы" (Черненок 2). The door is locked I have a pick in my pocket Its a snap to undo a familiar lock" (2a)Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > проще пареной репы
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