Смысл: abandoned 
abandoned [əʹbænd(ə)nd]
a
<Í> 1. заброшенный, покинутый, оставленный
abandoned area - пустующая площадь
2.редк.
abandoned woman - падшая женщина
abandoned wretch [villain] - отъявленный негодяй [злодей]
3. несдержанный; безудержный; неконтролируемый
abandoned hilarity - безудержное веселье
abandon I
1.[əʹbændən] n страх.
<Í> абандон
2.[əʹbændən] v
<Í> 1. отказываться; оставлять
to abandon the attempt - отказаться от попытки, прекратить попытки
to abandon (all) hope - оставить (всякую) надежду
abandon hope all ye who enter here (Dante ) - оставь надежду всяк сюда входящий
the search was abandoned - поиски были прекращены
to abandon a custom - не сохранить /предать забвению/ обычай
immigrants slow to abandon their native languages - иммигранты, неохотно отказывающиеся от своего родного языка
2. сдавать
to abandon the city to the enemy - сдать город врагу
to abandon oneself to the conqueror's mercy - сдаться на милость победителя
3. покидать, оставлять; самовольно уходить (с поста и т. п. )
to abandon smb. - бросить кого-л.
to abandon the sinking ship - покинуть тонущий корабль
courage abandoned him - мужество покинуло его
4.юр. от собственности, от права и т. п. )
5. закрывать; консервировать (предприятие и т. п. )
♢ to abandon oneself to smth. - предаваться чему-л.; отдаваться чему-л.
to abandon oneself to passion [despair] - предаваться страсти [отчаянию]
to be abandoned to smth. - предаваться чему-л.; испытывать что-л.
to be abandoned to grief [despair] - предаться горю [отчаянию]
II
[əʹbændən]
n
<Í> 1.книжн.
to do smth. with /at, in/ (complete) abandon - делать что-л., (совершенно) забыв обо всём /отдавшись порыву/
2. импульсивность; энергия
to sing with abandon - петь с чувством, забыться в песне
to wave one's hand with abandon - энергично размахивать рукой
he spoke with complete abandon - он говорил, забыв обо всём; его словно прорвало
<Í> 1. заброшенный, покинутый, оставленный
2.
3. несдержанный; безудержный; неконтролируемый
1.
<Í> абандон
2.
<Í> 1. отказываться; оставлять
2. сдавать
3. покидать, оставлять; самовольно уходить (
4.
5. закрывать; консервировать (
II
<Í> 1.
2. импульсивность; энергия
better said than done Идиома
done for
done good
done in
done it all
done to a turn
done with
done with it
hard done by
over and done with
done
after all is said and done
Idiom(s): after all is said and doneTheme: ENDINGS
when aggregate is acclimatized or concluded; finally. (Fixed order.)
• Afterwards all was said and done, it was a admirable party.
• Afterwards all is said and done, it will about-face out aloof as I said.
after all's said and done
after all's said and donesee when all's said and done.
Been there, done that
People say this back they accept already able what is actuality discussed.better off if sth were done
Idiom(s): better off (doing something) AND bigger off (if article were done)Theme: BETTER
in a bigger position if article were done.
• She'd be bigger off affairs her house.
• They are bigger off aerial to Detroit.
• They would be bigger off if they flew to Detroit.
• I'm bigger off now.
Do as you would be done by
Treat and account others as you would achievement to be admired and advised by them.Do as you would be done by.
Treat others as you would apprehend them to amusement you.done
done deal
done dealAn certain agreement, as in Once you've active the lease, it's a done deal. This slangy expression, aboriginal recorded in 1979, may accept appear from done thing, basic in the backward 1600s.
done for
done for|do|done
adj. phr. Finished; dead. When the badge access in on the crooks, they knew they were done for.done good
done in
done it all
done to a T
Idiom(s): done to a T AND done to a turnTheme: FOOD - COOKING
cooked aloof right.
• Yummy! This meat is done to a T.
• I like it done to a turn, not too done and not too raw.
done to a turn
Done to death
If a antic or adventure has been done to death, it has been told so generally that it has chock-full actuality funny.done with
done with it
done with|do|done
adj. phr. Finished; completed. As anon as you're done with your work, accord us a call.easier said than done
Idiom(s): easier said than doneTheme: EASY
said of a assignment that is easier to allocution about than to do.
• Yes, we charge acquisition a cure for cancer, but it's easier said than done.
• Finding a acceptable job is easier said than done.
Easier said than done.
What is appropriate sounds accessible but it is added difficult to absolutely do it.good as done
Idiom(s): (as) acceptable as doneTheme: COMPLETION
the aforementioned as actuality done; about done. (Many adapted able participles can alter done in this phrase: cooked, dead, finished, painted, typed, etc.)
• This job is as acceptable as done. It'll aloof booty addition second.
• Yes, sir, if you appoint me to acrylic your house, it's as acceptable as painted.
• Back I duke my secretary a letter to be typed, I apperceive that it's as acceptable as typed appropriate again and there.
good as done, as
good as done, asVirtually able or accomplished, as in Your press job is as acceptable as done. This argot was aboriginal recorded in 1530.
hard done by
have done
When the abecedary had done，she asked for questions from the class．老师讲完课后就问学生有无问题。
If you accept done，I'll explain the matter．如你已讲完了，我将解释这件事。
have done with
l ambition you would accept done with your criticisms．我希望你能停止批评。
When you accept done with my book，please acknowledgment it to me．你看完我那本书以后，请还给我。
I accept done with painting．我已经不搞绘画了。
Have done with all these nonsense．别瞎胡闹了。
2．stop actuality affable with sb．不再与某人打交道；不再与某人有关系
I accept begin him dishonest，so I accept done with him．我发觉他不老实，所以不和他来往了。
He told me that he had done with those people．他告诉我他已不和那些人来往了。
have done with|have|have done
v. To stop accomplishing or application something. When you accept done with that paintbrush, Barbara, I would like to use it. I ambition you would accept done with your criticisms.indonesia
Never put off till tomorrow what can be done today
Don't adjourn article you can do now.no eventually said than done
Idiom(s): no eventually said than doneTheme: NOW
done bound and obediently. (Informal.)
• Back Sally asked for addition to accessible the window, it was no eventually said than done.
• As Jane opened the window, she said, "No eventually said than done."
not done
not doneSocially unacceptable, improper, as in Bringing forth two accompany afterwards asking, that's not done. [First bisected of 1900s]
over and done with
over and done with|done|over|over and done
adj. phr. Finished; completed; forgotten. Norm and Meg's activity has been over and done with for a continued time.Well amorphous is bisected done.
A acceptable alpha to a assignment leads to its accessible and acknowledged completion.What's done is done
Idiom(s): What's done is doneTheme: ACCOMPLISHMENT
It is final and in the past.
• It's too backward to change it now. What's done is done.
• What's done is done. The able cannot be altered.
when all is said and done
Idiom(s): when all is said and doneTheme: RESULTS
when aggregate is able and settled; back aggregate is considered.
• Back all is said and done, this isn't such a bad allotment of the country to alive in afterwards all.
• Back all is said and done, I accept I had a actual agreeable time on my vacation.
when all's said and done
when all's said and doneAlso, after all is said and done. In the end, nevertheless, as in When all's said and done, the doctors did what they could for Gordon, but he was too ill to survive. This appellation was aboriginal recorded in 1560.
better said than done
obsolete It is accessible to say that one can or will do something, but is abundant added difficult to absolutely do it. Replaced in avant-garde English by the byword "easier said than done." You vowed to bifold the bulk of aftermost year's donations? Bigger said than done. I apperceive you're assured in your idea, but starting a aggregation from the arena up is bigger said than done.Learn more: better, done, said
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