Traductions de „sunk“ dans le dictionnaire anglais » russe

sunk [sʌŋk] VERBE

sunk pp of sink

Voir aussi : sink

I . sink <sank [or sunk], sunk> [sɪŋk] SUBST

sink in kitchen, in bathroom:

sink

ра́ковина f

II . sink <sank [or sunk], sunk> [sɪŋk] VERBE intr

1. sink in water:

sink

тону́ть

to sink to the bottom

погружа́ться на дно́

2. sink price, level:

sink

понижа́ться

3. sink (drop down):

sink

опуска́ться

to sink to the ground

па́дать на зе́млю

to sink to one's knees

па́дать на коле́ни

4. sink (decline):

sink

уменьша́ться

he sank in my estimation when he failed to do as he promised

он упа́л в мои́х глаза́х, когда́ не сдержа́л своё сло́во

to sink into depression

впада́ть в депре́ссию

to sink into oblivion

преда́ться забве́нию

to sink into oblivion

впада́ть в забытьё

to be sinking (fast) (in health)

ослабева́ть

Idiomes/Tournures:

to sink without a trace

бессле́дно исчеза́ть

he was left to sink or swim

оста́вить на произво́л судьбы́

III . sink <sank [or sunk], sunk> [sɪŋk] VERBE trans

1. sink (cause to submerge):

sink

топи́ть

2. sink (ruin):

sink

погуби́ть

3. sink min:

sink

рыть

sink

копа́ть

4. sink sports:

sink ball

забива́ть

5. sink GB, Aus fam (drink):

sink bottle

осуши́ть

6. sink (invest):

sink

невы́годно помеща́ть (капита́л)

7. sink teeth:

to sink one's teeth into sth

быть по́лностью поглощённым чем-ли́бо

to sink one's teeth into sth

горячо́ взя́ться за что-ли́бо

Idiomes/Tournures:

to sink one's differences

забы́ть о пре́жних разногла́сиях

I . sink <sank [or sunk], sunk> [sɪŋk] SUBST

sink in kitchen, in bathroom:

sink

ра́ковина f

II . sink <sank [or sunk], sunk> [sɪŋk] VERBE intr

1. sink in water:

sink

тону́ть

to sink to the bottom

погружа́ться на дно́

2. sink price, level:

sink

понижа́ться

3. sink (drop down):

sink

опуска́ться

to sink to the ground

па́дать на зе́млю

to sink to one's knees

па́дать на коле́ни

4. sink (decline):

sink

уменьша́ться

he sank in my estimation when he failed to do as he promised

он упа́л в мои́х глаза́х, когда́ не сдержа́л своё сло́во

to sink into depression

впада́ть в депре́ссию

to sink into oblivion

преда́ться забве́нию

to sink into oblivion

впада́ть в забытьё

to be sinking (fast) (in health)

ослабева́ть

Idiomes/Tournures:

to sink without a trace

бессле́дно исчеза́ть

he was left to sink or swim

оста́вить на произво́л судьбы́

III . sink <sank [or sunk], sunk> [sɪŋk] VERBE trans

1. sink (cause to submerge):

sink

топи́ть

2. sink (ruin):

sink

погуби́ть

3. sink min:

sink

рыть

sink

копа́ть

4. sink sports:

sink ball

забива́ть

5. sink GB, Aus fam (drink):

sink bottle

осуши́ть

6. sink (invest):

sink

невы́годно помеща́ть (капита́л)

7. sink teeth:

to sink one's teeth into sth

быть по́лностью поглощённым чем-ли́бо

to sink one's teeth into sth

горячо́ взя́ться за что-ли́бо

Idiomes/Tournures:

to sink one's differences

забы́ть о пре́жних разногла́сиях

kitchen sink SUBST

kitchen sink

ра́ковина f на ку́хне

Idiomes/Tournures:

everything but the kitchen sink

всё, что то́лько возмо́жно

sink back VERBE intr (lean back)

sink back

отки́нуться

sink down VERBE intr

1. sink down (descend):

sink down

опусти́ться

2. sink down (to the ground):

sink down

упа́сть

sink in VERBE intr

1. sink in (go into surface):

sink in

проса́чиваться

2. sink in (be absorbed):

sink in liquid

впи́тывать(ся)

3. sink in (be understood):

sink in

доходи́ть до созна́ния

sink unit [ˈsiŋkˌju:nɪt] SUBST

sink unit

мо́йка f со шка́фчиком

sink unit

встро́енная ра́ковина f

Exemples monolingues (non-vérifiés par l'équipe de rédaction)

anglais

Although the well was a small producer, it pumped steadily for three years, and during that time period about three hundred more wells were sunk.

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They were lucky that (the tinny) broke away when the boat sunk, because that gave them floatation.

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In the indescribable chaos that followed this surprise action, many ships were sunk and others captured.

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A sawn-off plastic dustbin, partially sunk into the soil, works very well, although the sides may well need disguising by judicious planting.

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In this way, even large or heavily armored ships could be sunk or disabled with a single well-placed hit.

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The wreck was purposely sunk for divers, and so all the doors and windows were removed.

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Between 1820-1828 a small coal pit was sunk and marked the beginnings of the community, as it is known today.

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These transports, called lejdtrafiken, the safe conduct traffic, were monitored by both powers, and ten of them were sunk during the war.

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Other coal companies followed with deep mine shafts sunk north and south of town, which, by the 1950s, had given way to strip mining.

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She sank 12,996 tons of enemy shipping, excluding two 75-ton sampans sunk by shellfire.

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