Verbs translation into Russian language with transcription. English-Russian vocabulary from foreign vocabulary. See the windows behind the light

Translation:

1. (ʹvɜ:b(ə)l) n

1. gram. non-singular form of the word ( infinitive, gerund, participle)

2. legal rozg. I'll fall asleep, I'm sorry ( arrested)

2. (ʹvɜ:b(ə)l) a

1. 1) what is brought to words, words

~ subtleties /niceties/

~ difficulties - difficulties, caused by ambiguity in the formulation / ambiguity /

~ corrections - change okremikh words ( at the text); corrected formulary, editorial corrections

~ error - pardon for a word; pardon is lexical

~ felicities

~ dispute - super girl about words

good~memory - good memory for words, more precisely, memory for words ( vіrshiv toscho.)

~ critic - pedant, literature; a person who sticks to the word

2) what is seen before the movie

~ expression - move viraz

2. usny, slovenian

~ arrangement /understanding/

~ contract (order) - verbal contract

~ agreement- legal a) fall asleep to please; b) please over the form of the document behind the seal

~ evidence

~process- legal sleepy virobnitstvo ( in court) {div. tzh. 3}

~order- military sleeping order

~ duel - verbal supergirl

~diarrhea Amer. sl. verbal pronunciation, non-trimanny movi; gossip, gossip

3. literal

~ translation - literal / verbatim / translation

~ copy - exact copy ( document too thin.)

~ report - verbatim transfer /record/ ( movie, etc.)

~ accuracy - accurate transmission of the skin word

~construction- legal literally cloudy

~process- legal protocol ( div. tzh. 2}

4. mingle with words; ostentatious

~ opposition - show opir

~ protest - verbal protest

his sympathy was purely ~

5. lingu. dієslіvny; vіddієslіvny

~ stem - stem foundation

~ noun (adjective)

~ auxiliary

6. dip. verbal

~ note - verbal note

~ announcement - mechanical voice on automatic telephone exchange

verbally

Translation:

(ʹvɜ:b(ə)lı) adv

1. orally, in words

to explain smth. ~ - give an explanation

2. literally, verbatim

to translate a letter ~ - select the last translation of the sheet

to impress a passage ~ on one's memory

3. only in words; formally

verbatim

Translation:

1. (vɜ:ʹbeıtım) n

1. shorthand record

2. verbatim transmission

2. (vɜ:ʹbeıtım) a

1. ending ( about transmission, translation)

2. verbatim

~ report - shorthand record

~ reporters - shorthand

3. (vɜ:ʹbeıtım) adv

1. verbatim; word by word

that is~what he said

2. verbatim

to take down ~ - shorthand

verbiage

Translation:

(ʹvɜ:bııdʒ) n

1. preim. neglected richness; verbosity; verbiage

mere ~ - marnoslіv'ya; empty words

florid ~ - writing phrases, writing phrases

English-Russian translation VERB

transcription, transcription: [ vəb ]

to passivize a verb - encourage the passive form of the word

A verb agrees with the subject in number. - Die word uzgodzhuetsya s tim, scho pіdlyagaє in number.

A verb has aspect, mood, tense, voice. — Dieslovo may have such categories: view, outpost, hour, way.

Verbs have complements, objects. - The dialect has complements and objects

compound verb, phrasal verb - lingu. phrasal language

main verb - lingu. zmіstove dієslovo

modal verb - lingu. modal dієslovo

auxiliary verb, helping verb - lingu. dopomіzhne dієslovo

copula verb, copulative verb, linking verb - lingu. dieslovo-zv'yazuvannya

defective verb - lingu. insufficient English

imperfective verb - lingu. half-finished mind

intransitive verb - lingv. intransitive diaword

irregular verb - lingu. wrong

perfective verb - lingu. dієslovo thoroughly looking

reflexive verb - lingv. zvorotne dієslovo

regular verb - lingu. correct

strong verb - lingu. "strong" Dієslovo

to conjugate a verb - lingu. conjure the word

to inflect a verb - lingu. conjure the word

transitive verb - lingu. transitional dieslovo

weak verb - lingu. weak language (with regular word change)

unaccusative verb

Verb + obligatory object + to-infinitive

Verb + optional object + to-infinitive

Verb + to-infinitive

Verb + to-infinitive or ing-form?

Verb: negative form

Verbs describing change of state

Verbs of perception: patterns

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Plural number: verbs.

prikmetnik

  1. dієslіvny

Frazi

auxiliary verb
dopomіzhne dієslovo

verb form
dієslіvna form

Propositions

In English the verb precedes the object.
In the English language, the English language is given an addition.

The verb“to be” may be irregular conjugation in all languages.
The word "buti" is incorrectly used by all language.

This verb is somewhat similar to "to drink".
The whole word is often similar to the word "drink".

As we will talk about this river in English language, we are guilty of victorious verb"to be".
If we want to say about the English century, we can sing the word "to be".

Whenever the literary German dives into sentence, what is the last you are going to see of him till he emerges on the other side of his Atlantic with his verb in his mouth.
If the literary coverage of the Germans pierces into the proposition - ce rise, if you yogo bachite, the docks of the wines are not virine from the other side of your Atlantic with the tongue at your teeth.

In rich language, such as Portugal, Nіmechchina, French, Spanish, and Italian, the verb ending changes according to who is doing the action. 3 patterns of the verb have to be learned.
In rich language, for example, Portuguese, German, French, Spanish and Italian, the final ending is changed according to the one who vibrates this day. Therefore, it is necessary to read the words of the Bible.

For those who confuse the verb endings "-tisya" and "tisya", є "special miserable month in Hell prepared just for you.
For the quiet, who stray, there is a little place prepared in the hell.

We need to study Nіmechchina verb Formy.
It is necessary to turn the forms of the German letters.

no verb in this sentence.
Tsya proposition without the word.

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This verb is normally used only in the third person.
Tse dієslovo sound get used less in the third individual.

Which endings does this verb have in the present tense?
What is the end of this discourse now?

in most languages verb is an essential part of speech.
For most of the language, the language is a necessary part of the language.

Dieslovo(Verb) - this is an independent part of the mov, as if it reflects the nature of the subject and the individual of the chi yogo camp. Diyeslova vіdpovіdat on zapitanya " what work?», « sho robiti?».

The words of the English language change in the fallow individuals(I, You, He that in.), numbers(one or more), hour in speech. Dieslova to make a passive and active outpost chotiri aspect (insignificance, trivialities, thoroughness and thoroughness). Razrіznyayut also transitionalі intransitive dієslov.

  • I work every Sunday and Matt works as well.- I practice schonedelly and Matt also practices. (Different individuals)
  • Ann worked yesterday and she will work until morning.- Enn worked yesterday and won time tomorrow. (daytime)
  • This project is to blame for the completion of today. Work!– This project can be completed today. Practice! (passive outpost and command method)

Dieslova English mov can be used in the same form with other parts of the mov (menniks, prikmetniks), but the English words are often written with a bit to at the form of the infinitive and stand at the rechenni after the letter.

  • You answer is correct.- Your opinion is correct. (name)
  • You have to answer all my questions.- You can't answer all my questions. (dієslovo)
  • Claire quit her job and her friend Monica acted in a like manner.- Claire left her job, and її girlfriend Monika did it herself. (prikmetnik)
  • I really yak tse book.– A book really suits me. (dієslovo)

See the windows behind the light

The words of the English language are subdivided into just, get away, foldingі warehouse dієslov.

Forgive the words(Simple verbs) are formed from one root without adding suffixes or prefixes.

  • to play - play
  • to look - marvel
  • to read - read
  • to love - love

Pokhіdnі dієslova(derived verbs) are settled for the help of singing suffixes and prefixes, which reach the root of the word.

  • to un do- Roztіbatisya, turn around
  • to pur ify- Cleanse
  • to import port- to import, bring in
  • to critic ise- criticize

Folding words(compound verbs) settle the anger of two bases in one word. In English language, such words are rarely used.

  • to daydream - dream in reality, dream
  • to brainwash - wash the mind
  • to browbeat - zalyakuvati, lyakati
  • to kickstart - kickstart, give an impulse
  • to be - buti
  • to seem - hello, shake up
  • to remain - to remain
  • to turn - stand
  • to prove - appear
  • to get - get up, shy
  • to sound - sound
  • to smell - smell, mother smell
  • to become - become
  • to look - look, hello
  • to appear - hello, look
  • to stay - stay away, don't change
  • to grow - shy, stand up
  • to feel - feel, hello
  • to taste - mother relish, buti for relish
  • Teddy is my best friend.- Teddy is my best friend.
  • Mom becomes very angry when I break something.- Mom becomes even more angry if I'm breaking.
  • You look tired. You are responsible for rest a bit.- You look attentive. You need it.

Additional words

Additional words(auxiliary verbs) - dієslova, yakі povnіstyu spent their lexical meaning (not shifted) and vikoristovuyutsya for the establishment of grammatical constructions and forms of dієslіv. Through them the categories individuals, numbersі hour.

  • to do
  • to have
  • shall
  • should
  • will
  • would
  • to be
  • may
  • Will you be free tomorrow?- Will you be free tomorrow?
  • I don't know this woman. I have never seen her before.– I don’t know the woman. I have never been bachelor before.
  • We є working this week so we shall go to the zoo next Sunday.- Mi pratsyuemo tsoy tyzhnya, so mi pіdemo to the zoo of the upcoming week.

Modal words

Modal words(modal verbs) - especially the group of dislіv, yakі may have a sing lexical meaning (the setting of the one who speaks to the sing ї ї ї) but they cannot victorist independently, without smyslovogo dislova.

  • can
  • could
  • dare
  • may
  • might
  • must
  • need
  • ought
  • shall
  • should
  • would
  • how dare you come here!- How dare you come here!
  • You shall not pass!- You won't get through! (I won't let you)
  • Jack could have helped us.- Jack could help us.

Diagrams with different functions

Sometimes one and the same English English language can have different meanings and, in such a rank, are placed before different groups of English words.

  • I do exercises every morning.- I'm working on charging skin wounds. (zmіstove diєslovo)
  • Do you want to go to the party?- Do you want to drink at the party? (additional diєslovo)
  • Now turn right and stop the car near that big tree.“Now turn right hand and start the car of that great tree.” (zmіstove diєslovo)
  • Ann turned red when we started to talk about Paul.- Enn blackened, if we started talking about Paul. (dієslovo-zvyazka)

Bigness additional dієslіv can vikoristuvatisya like modal but already taking into account another sign of significance.

  • I shall do my homework. I'm lazy now.- I'm working on my homework tomorrow. Meni molt at once. (additional diєslovo)
  • You shall not say such things in my house!- You don't dare say such things in my house! (modal in English)
  • Kate woke me up early so I should not miss my bus.- Kate woke me up early so I didn't wake up for the bus. (Additionally, the word should, as the form has passed)
  • You shouldn't have said qi words before Alice.- You didn’t varto bulo say the words of Elis. (should be like a modal dialect)

Form dієslіv

Infinitive

At correct words(regular verbs) this form is settled for additional completion -ed.

  • walk → walk ed
  • to sto p → stopp ed
  • to compe l → compell ed
  • to invite → invite d
  • to rel y → relied
  • to enjo y → enjoy ed

Communion of the past hour correct words get out of shape the past unknown hour(Additional completion -ed).

  • to open → open ed
  • to invite → invite ed
  • to fry → fri ed
  • to stop → stopp ed

Wrong words(irregular verbs) to make unique forms of communion of the past hour.

  • to break → broken
  • set → set
  • to show → shown
  • to do → done

Aspect of discourse

Aspect(aspect) dієslіv vkazuє on the specialty of the break of the dії in the hour, its completion and trivality. In the English language, there are several aspects: non-appointments(otherwise hot), thorough, trivaliumі absolutely trivial aspect. Aspect of the discourse of po'yazany z yogo hour.

Zagalniy or non-insignificance aspect words (simple aspect or indefinite aspect) to tell about the day, the hour of which has been appointed, on the fact. The hours of Present Simple, Past Simple and Future Simple can be seen to a wild look.

  • I eat cakes.- I'm eating cake. (there is no clear statement to the hour, or the repetition of diї)
  • I ate cakes.- I'm a torti.
  • I will eat cakes.- I'm eating cake.

Thorough aspect(perfect aspect) pointing to the end for an hour or two, which is ahead of the other side of the river. Before this aspect, you can see the perfect (completed) part of your cake. (currently, emphasis on dії)

  • I was eating your cake when you came.- I'm in your cake, if you come.
  • I will be eating your cake when you come.- I'll eat your cake at that moment, if you come.
  • Absolutely trivial aspect(perfect progressive aspect) expresses the deed, as if it were an hour before the singing moment, and maybe after a new one. Dialogs in the form of the mind are often used for food. how long?". It is expressed in hours Present Perfect Continuous, Past Perfect Continuous and Future Perfect Continuous.

    • I have been eating this cake for an hour.- I (already) eat this cake. (how long?)
    • Last time I had been eating that cake for an hour.- Last time I ate that cake for a long time.
    • I will have been eating a cake for an hour next time.- Next time, I will eat a cake (for the whole year).

    Transition of diesels

    Seen in English language transitionalі intransitive dієslov.

    Transitional words(transitive verbs) express the idea that you can switch to a singable object and chie over it. This subject is a direct addition to the speech. After transitional windows, you can supply food. whom?», « what?».

    • I'm writing a letter.- I (at once) write a sheet.
    • I wash my dog ​​every week.- I'm bathing my scooter dog.
    • Matt called me yesterday.- Matt called me yesterday.

    Non-transitional words(intransitive verbs) point to a diyu, as if it means an addition. Often, non-transitional words express a ruh, a camp in the open space, a camp of an object. Following them can be indirectly supplemented (with drives).

    • Rachel is laughing.- Rachel laugh.
    • I fell from the stairs yesterday.- I fell from the descent of the school.
    • Horses gallop in the field.- Horses jump at the field.

    A lot of English language language in the fallow in the context can be like transitional, so i intransitive in idioms.

    • I am singing because I am happy.- I'm sleeping, because I'm happy.
    • I always sing this song when I'm happy.- I always sing this song, if I'm happy.
    • Stop the car here, please.- Zupin the car here, be a weasel.
    • The car stopped here.- The machine zupinilas here.

    Different lexical groups of words are victorious in different types of constructions: They can be heard: to agree, to argue, to coincide, to combine, to communicate, to compete, to corresponde, to disagree, to embrace, to fight, mix, to kiss, marry, meet, to quarrel, to strugglt: They agreed. The stinks were good. 2. Die words of the dead are pointed out to those who are dead on the bed. Їх russian vіdpovіdnіstі mаyut form on-sya, prote in englіyskіy mоvі zvorotnі borrowers do not vikoristovuyutsya. To the discourses of the virtuous meaning one can see: to dress - dress up; to shave - get naked; to wash - wash in; to upset - perekidatisya. 3. A number of English words can be like a turnaround, and irrevocably significant. The turning point of such discourses represents a spirit, as if it were broken as a special one, and at once on a new straight line; in the English movie, oneself: to forget smb forget who; forget oneself To the discourses of the irreversible and irreversible meaning, one can hear: amuse, to blame, to cut, to dry, to enjoy, exprese, help, hurt, introduce, to kill, prepare, restrict, teach, forget, Do not try to tell the truth. / Don't try to tell the truth to yourself. Russian vіdpovіdnostі dієslіv zvorotnoi i irrevocable znachennya mayut form on -sya. 4. Turning meaning to a number of words is represented by a word, as if it was spelled by one special, and straightened into another, in the English language it is represented by the construction get / be / feel + Participle, or by the form of Passive Russian vіdpovіdnostі tsikh dієslіv mayut form on-sya.5. believe, to think, to suppose: I don't believe he will come. I guess you won't come. In short replicas, such words are used with the adjective so and the following: Do you believe he will come? How do you think you will come? - I think so. 6. Deyakı dієslova get used to obov'yazkovo z obstaviny, to such dієslovіv vіdnosya: I like to sleep on the open air to repeat, 8. A number of words to help construct smb to do smth smb, believe, to think, to suppose: I don't believe he will come. I guess you won't come. In short replicas, such words are used with the adjective so and the following: Do you believe he will come? How do you think you will come? - I think so. 6. Deyakı dієslova get used to obov'yazkovo z obstaviny, to such dієslovіv vіdnosya: I like to sleep on the open air to repeat, 8. A number of words to help construct smb to do One can hear such discourses: allow, to ask, award, to give, to deny, to envy, forgive, to tell: It was decided to award the brave soldier a medal. A good soldier was awarded a medal. 11. Deyakі dієslova vmagayut obov'yazykovogo indirect addition from the drive to or for. Such discourses can be seen: build, to book, buy, to cook, to cut, to fetch, to find, to fix, to get, to guarantee, to keep, to make, to mix, to order, to pain, write a sheet , write, write a sheet, write a sheet, write a sheet. 12. Dialects of becoming: to become, to get, to grow, to turn, to go, sound get used to the upcoming apprentice or Participle II: to turn gray sit; to grow dark; to get tired 13. Dialogs of tactile perceptions: to smell, to feel, to taste, and to inspire a dialect to sound; it sounds nice 14. A number of discourses of victors in a complete obsyazі word change form. Before such dialects, there are dialects that do not get used to the Continuous form: to see, to hear; and navіt dієslova, yakі mayut forms passive: to get, to seem: He seems interested. Vіn seems to be zatsіkavlenim. 15. The deyakі dієslova podnuyutsya with the coming dієslovom only in the form of gerund: to mind, finish: Do you mind my smoking here? Don't block it, I'm going to smoke