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air-to-underwater[ʹeətʋ͵ʌndəʹwɔ:tə]
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<Í> класса «воздух - подводная цель» (о ракете):
air-to-underwater communication - связь с объектом под водой

groan under Идиома

buckle under

quit, lose, not try, give up We're losing, but we won't buckle under. We won't quit.

cool under pressure

calm during a crisis, able to perform well when you must do it Jo was very cool under pressure. When the judge asked questions, she answered clearly and calmly.

crack under the strain

become irrational or hysterical due to strain, around the bend Mother was a strong person. She never cracked under the strain of raising ten children.

down under

Australia, New Zealand etc. Next year I'm going down under for my holidays - New Zealand.

drink you under the table

drink more liquor than you, drink and not pass out, put you away After three glasses of beer, you're nearly drunk. I bet I can drink you under the table!

get out from under

escape a situation that one doesn

get under my skin

bother me, bug me, get to me Don't let Bob's teasing get under your skin. Don't let it bother you.

get under one

bother someone, upset someone She always gets under my skin although I don

give to understand

make a person understand by telling him very plainly or boldly I was given to understand that I could rent an apartment very easily here.

go under

fail, be unable to continue, go bankrupt Companies that can't make loan payments will go under.

groan beneath (someone or something)

1. Literally, to be in crisis of annoyed due to acknowledging article that is too heavy. Come on, the shelves are about groaning beneath the weight of all those book—can't we abolish a few of them?2. To attempt with some array of accountability or adversity (emotional, psychological, financial, etc.). The boilerplate being will absolutely beef beneath these austere new laws. After months of groaning beneath the weight of abasement on my own, I assuredly started seeing a therapist.Learn more: groan

groan beneath the weight of (something)

To be in crisis of annoyed due to acknowledging article that is too heavy. Come on, the shelves are about groaning beneath the weight of all those book—can't we abolish a few of them?Learn more: groan, of, weight

groan beneath something

1. Lit. to beef while address a abundant burden. He groaned beneath the weight of the trunk. The rafters groaned beneath the abundant weight of the pianos.
2. Fig. to ache beneath a burden. For years, the bodies had groaned beneath the atrocious ruler. England groaned beneath the aphorism of Cromwell aloof as he had groaned beneath King Charles.Learn more: groan

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go to one's head go to pieces go to pot go to rack and ruin go to town go to trouble go to your head go too far go under go under the knife go up in smoke go up in smoke/flames go whole hog go wild go with the flow go without go without saying gripe to (someone or something) about (someone or something) gripes one’s butt grist grist for grist for (one's) mill grist for the mill grist for the mill, that's grist for/to somebody's mill grist to (one's) mill grist to the mill grit grit (one's) teeth grit one's teeth grit one's teeth, to grit teeth grit your teeth gritch gritchy grits gritty groan groan about groan about (someone or something) groan box groan out groan under groan under (someone or something) groan under the weight of (something) groan under the weight of something groan with groan with (something) groaty grocery grod groddess grody grody to the max grog grogan groggery groggified groggy groghound grok gronk gronk out groom groom (someone) as (something) groom (someone) for (something) groom as groom for