Today the next issue of “AiF” No. 22 dated May 31, 2017 was released and we have prepared questions and answers for this issue of the crossword puzzle.
Horizontally:
1. The “nervous system” of politics. 12 letter answer: JOURNALISM
3. Which “sculpture” do Romanians traditionally decorate with garlands of garlic in order to “free the whole family from infection”? 8 letter answer: SNOWMAN
9. “Thyroid” doctor. 12 letter answer: ENDOCRINOLOGIST
10. Canadians have field hockey. 7 letter answer: LACROSSE
14. “News feed” of the Internet. 7 letter answer: TWITTER
18. Herbivore. 12 letter answer: VEGETARIAN
19. Who announced the jungle with a human voice? 6 letter answer: TARZAN
20. Who invented detective Nero Wolfe? 5 letter answer: STOUT
21. Member of the cartoon Rescue Squad. 4 letter answer: VZHIK
23. What used to replace the calculator? 5 letter answer: ACCOUNTS
30. “When I first saw Sasha, I realized that ... had crept into our relationship with Igor.” 11 letter answer: DISHARMONY
32. The heroes of the mystical drama “The Green Mile” nicknamed the electric chair “Old Lady...” behind their backs. 5 letter answer: ISKRA
35. Grinding grain. 6 letter answer: EDASH
37. Snack with chacha. 5 letter answer: LOBIO
38. Serbian round dance. 4 letter answer: KOLO
39. Throne. 3 letter answer: HALL
40. The fight for low calorie content. 5 letter answer: DIET
41. Reaction to tickling. 4 letter answer: LAUGHTER
43. What goes into the groove? 3 letter answer: SHIP
44. “The giraffe married... a bison.” 4 letter answer: DAUGHTER
46. Favorite Crimean resort of the Russian Emperor Alexander II. 7 letter answer: LIVADIA
48. Where might a motorist not fit in? 7 letter answer: TURN
49. Which antidepressant killed Sigmund Freud? 6 letter answer: COCAINE
50. The coward from Moonshiners, who was a staunch teetotaler in real life. 5 letter answer: VICIN
51. “The river at the end of the road.” 5 letter answer: MOUTH
53. Which publishing house published the first book of stories by Mikhail Zoshchenko? 5 letter answer: ERATO
54. Accounting bust. 5 letter answer: AUDIT
Vertically:
1. Othello's sin. 12 letter answer: MISTICIDE
2. Favorite drink of Russian Symbolists. 6 letter answer: COGNAC
4. Taboo for fishing. 6 letter answer: SPAWNING
5. Crocodile with Cheburashka. 4 letter answer: GENA
6. Who did Little Red Riding Hood find in her grandmother’s bed? 4 letter answer: WOLF
7. American crossover. 4 letter answer: KUGA
8. Which class ruled during the time of Ivan the Terrible? 5 letter answer: BOYAR
11. Mutts fight. 5 letter answer: SVARA
12. “The Island of the Sunken Civilization.” 9 letter answer: ATLANTIS
13. Which country initiated the creation of OPEC? 9 letter answer: VENEZUELA
15. How do they often “apologize to a girl”? 5 letter answer: FLOWERS
16. Singer and composer... Nikolaev. 5 letter answer: IGOR
17. Which classic of Russian music lived with his family in Coco Chanel’s villa? 11 letter answer: STRAVINSKY
22. Creator of idols. 11 letter answer: IMAGE MAKER
24. Servant of Satan. 4 letter answer: SHIT
25. Minced meat for cheesecakes. 6 letter answer: Cottage cheese
26. Which legendary commander is associated with the code name of the military operation during which our army liberated the territory of Belarus from the Nazi invaders? 9 letter answer: BAGRATION
27. Witchcraft crime. 5 letter answer: Evil eye
28. “Through the valleys and along the hills she walked... forward.” 7 letter answer: DIVISION
31. Genderless style. 7 letter answer: UNISEX
33. A region that feeds its neighbors. 5 letter answer: DONOR
34. Cowboy revolver. 5 letter answer: COLT
36. “The purring cat and the burning... make winter pleasant.” 5 letter answer: FIREPLACE
42. What do they pay for on the meter? 5 letter answer: TAXI
43. The craft of a dressmaker. 5 letter answer: SEWING
44. The French classic Stendhal is sure that “every reasonable person... causes offense.” 5 letter answer: ARGUMENT
45. An English village with a cottage where the world novelist Jane Austen spent the last years of her life. 5 letter answer: CHOTEN
46. “Not going yet... to the clouds.” 4 letter answer: ELEVATOR
47. Who was Korben Dallas trying to flirt with? 4 letter answer: LILU
48. American traveler who replaced tents and sleeping bags with ice igloos. 4 letter answer: PIRI
Crossword AiF 22 2017 answers
Horizontally:
1. The “nervous system” of politics.
3. Which “sculpture” do Romanians traditionally decorate with garlands of garlic in order to “free the whole family from infection”? 8 letter answer: SNOWMAN
9. “Thyroid” doctor. 12 letter answer: ENDOCRINOLOGIST
10. Canadians have field hockey. 7 letter answer: LACROSS
14. “News feed” of the Internet. 7 letter answer: TWITTER
18. Herbivore. 12 letter answer: VEGETARIAN
19. Who announced the jungle with a human voice? 6 letter answer: TARZAN
20. Who invented detective Nero Wolfe? 5 letter answer: STOUT
21. Member of the cartoon Rescue Squad. 4 letter answer: VZHIK
23. What used to replace the calculator? 5 letter answer: ACCOUNTS
29. Diamond earrings with pendants. 9 letter answer:
30. “When I first saw Sasha, I realized that ... had crept into our relationship with Igor.” 11 letter answer: DISHARMONY
32. The heroes of the mystical drama “The Green Mile” nicknamed the electric chair “Old Lady...” behind their backs. 5 letter answer: SPARK
35. Grinding grain. 6 letter answer: EMERY
37. Snack with chacha. 5 letter answer:
38. Serbian round dance. 4 letter answer: KOLO
39. Throne. 3 letter answer: HALL
40. The fight for low calories. 5 letter answer: DIET
41. Reaction to tickling. 4 letter answer: LAUGHTER
43. What goes into the groove? 3 letter answer: THORN
44. “The giraffe married... a bison.” 4 letter answer: DAUGHTER
46. Favorite Crimean resort of the Russian Emperor Alexander II. 7 letter answer: LIVADIA
48. Where might a motorist not fit in? 7 letter answer: TURN
49. Which antidepressant killed Sigmund Freud? 6 letter answer: COCAINE
50. The coward from Moonshiners, who was a staunch teetotaler in real life. 5 letter answer: VITsIN
51. “The river at the end of the road.” 5 letter answer: MOUTH
52. The only state in which lizards can breathe. 5 letter answer:
53. Which publishing house published the first book of stories by Mikhail Zoshchenko? 5 letter answer: ERATO
54. Accounting bust. 5 letter answer: AUDIT
Vertically:
1. Othello's sin. 12 letter answer: MISTICIDE
2. Favorite drink of Russian Symbolists. 6 letter answer: COGNAC
4. Taboo for fishing. 6 letter answer: SPAWNING
5. Crocodile with Cheburashka. 4 letter answer: GENA
6. Who did Little Red Riding Hood find in her grandmother’s bed? 4 letter answer: WOLF
7. American crossover. 4 letter answer: KUGA
8. Which class ruled during the time of Ivan the Terrible? 5 letter answer: BOYAR
11. Mutts fight. 5 letter answer: SVARA
12. “The Island of the Sunken Civilization.” 9 letter answer: ATLANTIS
13. Which country initiated the creation of OPEC? 9 letter answer: VENEZUELA
15. How do they often “apologize to a girl”? 5 letter answer: FLOWERS
16. Singer and composer... Nikolaev. 5 letter answer: IGOR
17. Which of the classics of Russian music lived with his family in Coco Chanel’s villa? 11 letter answer: STRAVINSKY
22. Creator of idols. 11 letter answer: IMAGE MAKER
24. Servant of Satan. 4 letter answer: CRAP
25. Minced meat for cheesecakes. 6 letter answer: COTTAGE CHEESE
26. Which legendary commander is associated with the code name of the military operation during which our army liberated the territory of Belarus from the Nazi invaders? 9 letter answer: BAGRATION
27. Witchcraft crime. 5 letter answer: EVIL EYE
28. “Through the valleys and along the hills she walked... forward.” 7 letter answer: DIVISION
31. Genderless style. 7 letter answer: UNISEX
33. A region that feeds its neighbors. 5 letter answer: DONOR
34. Cowboy revolver. 5 letter answer: COLT
36. “The purring cat and the burning... make winter pleasant.” 5 letter answer: FIREPLACE
42. What do they pay for on the meter? 5 letter answer: TAXI
43. The craft of a dressmaker. 5 letter answer: SEWING
44. The French classic Stendhal is sure that “every reasonable person... causes offense.” 5 letter answer: ARGUMENT
45. An English village with a cottage where the world novelist Jane Austen spent the last years of her life. 5 letter answer: CHOTEN
46. “Not going yet... to the clouds.” 4 letter answer: ELEVATOR
47. Who was Korben Dallas trying to flirt with? 4 letter answer: LILU
48. American traveler who replaced tents and sleeping bags with ice igloos. 4 letter answer: PIRI
Even their own children often do not live up to their parents' expectations. Therefore, when deciding to adopt, you should weigh everything.
Panel Kyiv high-rise building. Together with the owner of the two-room apartment - an attractive woman of about forty - I was warmly greeted by a long-legged hunting dog. We settle down on the sofa. “Wall” with good books - Arthur Haley, Clifford Simak, Leo Tolstoy. Lots of well-kept plants. The fluffy black cat happily lets herself be petted. Vera Anatolyevna says:
— My husband and I graduated from the Riga Aviation Institute, and according to assignment we went to Krasnoyarsk, where he is from. Our child was born there. Due to a lung disease, he died when he was one year old. Then we worked at the airport. My husband is in the technical department, I am in the planning department. One day, on New Year’s Eve, several people from our trade union committee, including me, went to an orphanage to give gifts to the kids. There were heating problems there and we were asked to take the children for a few days. This is how Sasha, whom we did not choose, ended up in our house. At this time he fell ill with pneumonia. It took us two or three weeks to get him out. And then it became so sad to bring the boy back that we thought: shouldn’t we leave him completely?
— How did he touch you?
“We got used to it and thought: maybe this is the providence of the Lord?” God took our own child, and sends Sasha to us? I remember the shirt he was wearing was kind of faded. Ears stick out, hair shorn. And it’s so pathetic - it’s simply trembling. The orphanage said that nothing was known about the boy’s parents. Now I understand: we were deliberately lied to. Because later, when the question of his mental health became acute, the judge found out that his own mother suffered from chronic alcoholism. She left her son in the maternity hospital.
The adoption was finalized literally within a month. Then Sasha fell ill with pneumonia again. It turned out that lung surgery was needed. I went with him to Leningrad. The operation was successful. After that, we were advised to go to the sea, where we spent nine months.
Sasha then just had to go to first grade. But he couldn’t pronounce many letters; we went to a speech therapist for a year. To develop it, I read a lot of specialized literature, bought tests, and became interested in psychology.
The orphanage workers taught: kindness can fix a lot of things.
— And you didn’t notice anything foreshadowing future troubles in his behavior then?
“From the very beginning he did not understand the word “impossible.” If you forbid it, he will still do it on the sly. In the fourth month of our stay, he started a fire by turning on the old TV, which he was forbidden to do in our absence. A lot of things burned. But this incident had no effect on him. We bought a new TV, hid the cord - he found it and turned it on.
About two years later, Sasha had a seizure - he fell, there were convulsions, but epilepsy was ruled out. At the same time, he began to run away to “his” orphanage. We began to doubt his mental health and thought: wouldn’t he be better off in an orphanage, since he wants to go there? We contacted the management of the orphanage. However, they began to put pressure on us - they say, with warmth and sincerity, a lot can be corrected. They also advised him to change his place of residence so that he would not go to an orphanage. When Sasha was 12 years old, we sold our car, garage and apartment in Krasnoyarsk and moved to Kyiv, since I am a native of this city.
— How did Sasha study?
“He didn’t want to study, no matter how much I fought with him. I finished the sixth grade, but practically didn’t go to the 7th and 8th grades. They gave him grades, feeling sorry for me. During class, he could go to the window and just watch.
— Many children do not want to study...
“We didn’t want to make Einstein out of him.” We don't need higher education. The main thing is to be human. And he turned out to be a thief. This is the situation that shocked me. My grandmother is dying. Naturally, there is turmoil. People must come. And Sasha, taking advantage of the general fuss, stole all the money. I just took it and went outside for a walk. He was 14 years old then. There is a dead man in the house, but there is nothing to bury him. I was lying at this child’s feet. But he never gave the money, he skipped the vending machines and gave the boys Coca-Cola to drink. My grandmother and I simply took out my soul.
One day my husband returned from a flight at four o’clock in the morning. He still had travel money for the entire brigade - about $200. I got up in the morning and there was no money. Sasha took the money and disappeared again. And there were many such cases. The computer console has disappeared. “Sasha, where is she?” - I ask. It turned out that he sold it. I did the same with my father’s bicycle and other things.
Or an episode like this. With a piece of pie in his hands, Sasha goes outside and disappears for three weeks. And then he returns, as if nothing had happened: “Hi, what should I eat?” It's like he left five minutes ago. Experts call this vagrancy syndrome.
When it’s warm, it disappears in Hydropark. It's cold - he'll stay at home. I washed myself and ate. Then he disappeared again for several weeks. Its habitats are train stations and bazaars. It was simply impossible to live with him. I explain to him that he needs to learn, but he is perplexed: why then did people build attractions?
— How did you try to influence him?
— Psychologists advised him to get animals so that he would have someone to take care of. We took a puppy. But he treated Kashtan according to his mood. When he wants to play, he plays. When you don’t want to, he can kick you. Or he goes outside with the dog and returns alone... That is, he got distracted and forgot about Kashtan. And we are running around the area, searching. And you can’t blame him for this - I understand that now. He lives in a completely different world. After all, a child is formed mainly before the age of five. And we took him at seven.
— Is Sasha cruel or just irresponsible?
- More like indifferent. They treat us like a consumer. We are obliged to feed and clothe. When he gets up in the morning, he may not say “hello” if he is not in the mood.
“Some days there were several commissions in our house”
— And, in the end, did all this overflow your patience?
“It took us four years to collect all the documents. Some days there were several commissions in our apartment - from the district, the children's room of the police, the school. If there were grounds to deprive us of parental rights, everything would be easier to resolve, we were told. And he kept repeating one thing: I want to live freely, to make my way in life on my own. If I need parents, I will find relatives.
Everything was resolved after Sasha, returning home at night after five days of wandering, came into our bedroom with a knife. If we had not woken up, there is no telling what would have happened. He couldn't even say his name. We called an ambulance and he was taken to the hospital. He stayed there for a month and a half. Doctors diagnosed him with genetically determined psychopathy. After treatment, he was sent to a shelter and then to a boarding school. Now he is graduating from vocational school and lives in a dormitory.
In 1999, a court held that declared the adoption invalid due to Sasha’s mental state. Such a child should not have been given up for adoption at all. It was hard for me to give up Sasha. Embarrassed in front of acquaintances and friends. But I think we did the right thing. And first of all for the boy.
— What feelings do you have for Sasha now?
“He brought so much grief, but I still feel sorry for him.” When I saw Sasha in November wearing only a shirt, I almost went crazy. Where are the clothes? I couldn't get the truth. Of course, he came to us, put on a sweater and jacket, filled his bags and left. I pray for him every day and hope for the best. I even notice positive changes. He doesn't steal now - at least, they haven't complained to me. Maybe he has outgrown it? When he tells me that he is being robbed in the dormitory, I ask: do you like it? He seems to be drawing conclusions. I also went to a clairvoyant. She said that he would get married at 23 and have two children. This is oil for my soul. He talks about his successes - for example, he learned how to lay tiles and saved 25 hryvnia. Now our relationship has improved. I tell him: you can follow my advice or not. He leaves and kisses you on the cheek.
— Have you ever tried to have your own child?
— In 1993 they tried, they should have implanted an embryo into me. I passed all the tests and paid for the procedure. But then I thought: what if I love this child more than Sasha? I was probably afraid of myself. Because even then the problems began.
— But this can be done now - modern medical technologies allow it.
“I’m not ready to bear a normal child now.” As a result of my experience, I developed eczema, and I was treated for a year. This child seemed to roll over us like a roller. Today we raised this topic again. Before your arrival, I gave a speech and suffered. If I put Sasha on the waiting list for an apartment, then maybe I’ll calm down a little.
“When I first saw my future parents, I was afraid that they wouldn’t return me to the orphanage.”
The medical report, issued at the request of Vera Anatolyevna for the court, characterized Sasha as a resourceful boy prone to deception. He didn’t seem like that to me, despite the fact that his story sometimes contradicted what Vera Anatolyevna said. Although the boy spent a significant part of his life in a prosperous environment, surrounded by books, he looked like a person from a different social environment: narrow outlook, sloppy appearance - sticking out hair that had not been combed for a long time, a dirty jacket.
— Sasha, what were your first impressions of your adoptive parents?
“When they started taking me away from the orphanage for the weekend, I got scared. He was small - who knows? We were often taken from there by different people. If only children could choose their parents... They bought me things, toys - in general, they attracted my attention. I had various illnesses. They started treating me - they shouldn’t take me to the sick.
Then I was adopted, I went to kindergarten. But I didn't like it there. It turns out that they took me and give me back again. Why then do you need a child if you only see him in the morning and evening? I ran away from kindergarten when I was bored. I just didn’t want to do what was required.
When there was no one at home, I turned on the TV, even though I was forbidden - it was old and could catch fire. That’s basically what happened. I calmly went out to the neighbors - so and so, there’s something wrong with my TV. A neighbor came in and half the apartment had already burned down.
You know, my mother is nervous, because when I’m late, she starts hitting me. I cannot forgive her for this. And my father used to love me - he took me with him to the airport, where he worked as an engineer. I even flew in the cockpit of an airplane. Sometimes he will give me a belt a couple of times - and we will communicate normally after that.
“For an hour spent on the street, I’m ready to give my life”
— What else do you remember?
— The only good thing, in principle, is that they bought everything for me and took care of me.
— Do you think this is not enough?
“I couldn’t explain anything to my mother, I couldn’t resist her, and it was all my fault. For example, I had a daily schedule. I can’t live like this - I’m not a robot. She generally forbade me a lot, closed me off from my will. From Krasnoyarsk we moved to Kyiv. We bought an apartment here. I went to 7th grade, but again I didn’t want to study, I skipped school. I was ready to give my life for one hour that I spent on the street. The sun and all that... You can’t understand me - so why did you take it? Studying is not what I need.
— And what do you want?
“Back then I didn’t really know what I liked.” I liked geography. But only when the teacher did not read from the textbook, but told how he went on a trip. I didn't like algebra at all. For example, I know what two plus two is. And the roots and all that are superfluous. The tutor my mother hired for me in this subject said that I had good abilities. I just have no desire to learn. When my mother’s grandmother died - and I was friends with her - I really let myself down. I started doing all kinds of nonsense. But not drugs, but...
—Inhale glue?
- Yes. You have to try everything in life. I liked it. When I was in a bad mood, I could go and sniff glue. I get away from problems and relax.
— How did you get to the hospital?
“I don’t remember what I did, where I was the whole week before. Friends say they didn’t smell the glue from me. I woke up in the hospital. They told me: you need to lie down for a month - we will give you a diagnosis.
— After that, did your parents decide to break up with you?
“They told me even earlier: you still don’t go to school.” Maybe you'll go make your own life? To a boarding school, on state support. So as not to get on our nerves. I say: no problem, register.
After the hospital, my parents were afraid to take me home and sent me to an orphanage. They came to see me there. And then I began to visit, but only when my father was not there. He's against me now. He thinks I'm just as bad. Then I was sent to a boarding school. I made friends with the teachers. Not with those who work for money, but who want to do something for their children. There I learned to understand children. And not all mothers can do this. I noticed: in order for a child to listen to you, you need to squat down and talk to him like that. One more thing: for a child, what is more important is not dead toys, but, for example, the ability to plant a tree.
“I would like to get rid of my fears”
— What do you dream about?
— I like country life. I would plant potatoes.
— Maybe you want to run a peasant farm?
- Something like that.
— What are you doing now?
— Now I’m finishing vocational school. I have an internship, I work as a helper at a construction site. Future profession: plasterer, tiler, painter. I live in a hostel. I eat in the school cafeteria. They give rations for a week for 51 hryvnia. Recently my door was knocked down and my rations were taken away. I’m trying to move to another dorm so that I can live with adults, and not with people like me. Young people need to drink almost every day. They constantly knock on the door, you can’t really get enough sleep.
— What money do you live on?
— Every month I receive orphan benefits and a stipend. And in practice, I would get paid if I went to work regularly.
— What would you like to change in your life?
— For example, I would like to get rid of fear. I'm afraid of conflicts and hot-tempered people. I just run away then. I already have enough adventures on my mind.
“The years Sasha spent in the family had a beneficial effect on him”
I also met with a psychologist from the vocational school where Sasha studies. This is what she told me:
- This is a big problem - the social adaptation of orphans. Unfortunately, they are often different from the rest: less educated, less accustomed to work, and often aggressive. Sasha is a very difficult boy. He has little desire to study and work. I also had to deal with Sasha’s serious misdeeds. Law enforcement agencies were going to open a criminal case against him for committing theft. He was saved by a medical report of mental illness. He underwent treatment. We are trying to help Sasha choose the right path and hope that he has a future. After all, many very difficult teenagers grow into wonderful people. A person spends his whole life rethinking his actions, learning... I think that the years Sasha spent in his family had a beneficial effect on him. For example, I didn’t hear him use foul language. Or for him to raise his voice. He helped me get on the bus and offered his hand as I entered. He still maintains a relationship with his mother. So, he didn’t become bitter. As for Sasha’s ex-mother, it is, of course, difficult to expect deep maternal feelings in this case. After all, even a mother is not always able to love her child and make great sacrifices for him. Therefore, people who decide to adopt must weigh everything carefully: do they have the strength and courage to fulfill their parental obligations, even if the child does not live up to their hopes?
Natalya Matveeva,
- D - first letter
- I is the second letter
- C - third letter
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- A is the fifth letter
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- M - seventh letter
- O - eighth letter
- N is the ninth letter
- I is the tenth letter
- I am the eleventh letter
disharmony
1) Absence or violation of harmony, euphony in music.
2. transfer
The inconsistency of something with something, the inconsistency of something with something.
disharmony
(from the Greek dys- not, times- and harmon?a - consonance, agreement)
see also disharmonious, disharmonious
1) music Violation of harmony, lack of consonance; cacophony.
Disharmony of sounds.
Chord disharmony.
2) book. Inconsistency, violation of the correspondence of something. with smth.
Relationship disharmony.
Disharmony between intention and result.
Disharmony in color combinations.
When
I adv. circumstances time
1) What time?
2. decompression
II adv. quality-circumstances
III Union
IV union coll.
Part V up-down
When
I adv. circumstances time
1) What time?
Ott. Used in rhetorical questions that involve negation, corresponding in meaning to the word: really.
2. decompression
At some time (usually related to the indefinite future).
Ott. Sometimes (in contrasts).
II adv. quality-circumstances
It is used as a conjunctive word, joining explanatory and attributive clauses.
III Union
1) Used when attaching subordinate clauses of time, indicating the simultaneity of the action and corresponding in meaning to the word: while.
2) Used when attaching subordinate clauses of time, indicating the repetition of an action, corresponding in meaning to the word: every time.
3) Used when attaching subordinate clauses of time, indicating the initial moment of the action, corresponding in meaning to the word: since.
4) Used when attaching subordinate clauses of time, indicating the sequence of action, corresponding in meaning to the word: after.
IV union coll.
It is used when joining conditional clauses, corresponding in meaning to the word: if.
Part V up-down
It is used to express a strong but unrealizable desire, corresponding in meaning to the words: when, if.
first
adv. quality-circumstances
1. = for the first time
For the first time.
Ott. trans. decomposition Unusual, unusual.
2. decomposition; = for the first time
Just like the first time.
first
adv.
For the first time.
Came to Moscow for the first time.
This is the first time I've heard this.
The novel is published for the first time.
see
owls trans.
1) Perceive by sight.
2) Get the opportunity to personally observe, see something with your own eyes, being somewhere.
Ott. To personally meet or see someone.
3. transfer
Mentally imagine, imagine someone or something.
4) To notice, discover, discover something by looking at someone or something.
Ott. trans. Recognize the hidden meaning, hidden signs of something.
Ott. trans. To understand, to realize something.
5. transfer
To personally experience, experience, experience something, verify something from one’s own experience.
see
I will see, you will see; St. (NSV. - to see)
1)
a) someone or something Perceive by sight.
From a distance I saw my home.
I can't see the road through the fog.
I clearly saw footprints in the sand.
I saw you first!
I clearly saw the approaching boat.
I saw my son’s eyes very close.
b) ott. Consider, examine.
I was able to see the tiny insect only under a microscope.
Let me put on my glasses so I can see your face better.
At such a distance it is impossible to see what is written.
I try to see the smallest details in the drawing.
I’m nearsighted, which is why I didn’t immediately see this mole on my cheek.
2) Meet someone; see.
The first time I saw her was at a concert.
I need to see you, talk to you.
Do you want to see her again?
Glad to see you again!
He wanted to see his wife immediately.
3) what to experience, see.
I have seen a lot in my lifetime.
You can live your life and not see anything.
Tell me what you saw in your life?
4)
a) imagine something in a dream.
I could only see this face in a dream.
In your dreams you can see fairy-tale lands and fantastic birds.
b) ott. Mentally imagine; imagine.
This can only be seen in dreams.
My imagination allows me to clearly see the future.
Mentally try to see what our new home will be like.
I close my eyes and immediately see my home.
5) what to Perceive visually and intellectually; look.
See a new play, a new film.
See museum exhibits.
It was as if I saw this picture again.
Do you want to see the performance of a famous actor?
6)
a) what to detect, notice.
I saw my mother grow old.
I was sad to see gray hair in my hair.
For the first time I saw a mole on my wife's cheek.
You couldn't help but see how upset she was.
b) ott. Make sure of smth.
Come, you will see how good it is in the village.
You'll see, everything will be exactly like this! (you will be convinced in the future, the future will show)
7) what to Understand, realize.
See your mistake.
See your shortcomings and miscalculations.
See the virtues in others.
I saw what my calling was.
Suddenly I saw that my youth was gone.
You will see which of us is right!
You'll see, I'm doing the right thing!
- wait and see
- we'll see there
- we'll see!
That
I m.
1) Someone just named, mentioned.
Ott. The first person mentioned.
2) Any of the listed persons.
3) Any person located at some distance from the speaker.
4) Someone needed, expected, expected.
Ott. Not anyone else, but him.
5) The last of the two named persons; He.
6.
It is used when indicating a person in the main clause, which stands out from a number of others based on a feature that is revealed in the subordinate clause.
II places
1) Used to indicate someone or something remote (in space or time).
2) Used to indicate something already known or mentioned.
3) Used to indicate a feature in the main clause by which someone or something is distinguished from a number of similar ones and which is revealed in a subordinate clause.
4) Used when indicating the second of the paired objects, an object more distant relative to the speaker.
Ant:
this
5) Previous, past (usually about time).
6.
The kind that is needed, that is expected, that is expected.
7.
Identical to something already mentioned or known; not the other one.
Ott. Not just any other one, but this one.
Ott. The same, the same quality, properties.
understand
nesov. trans. and uninterrupted.
1. transfer
Comprehend, realize the meaning, essence, meaning, etc. anything; to provide the meaning or essence of something in some way.
2) Comprehend the meaning of speech in a non-native language.
Ott. Comprehend the way of thinking, state, mood, etc. someone, someone's actions, intentions, actions, etc.
3) Be prepared, knowledgeable in something; to be able to understand something, to judge someone or something.
understand
-ay, -ay; understanding; nsv.
see also you understand, you understand, you understand, you understand, as far as I understand, as far as I understand, understand, understanding
1) to understand
2)
a) someone or something To have this or that view, this or that point of view on someone or something.
How to understand a good life?
How do you want me to understand you?
How to understand this expression?
b) ott. under what. To mean, to imply.
What do you mean by this?
3)
a) what or in what (whom) To be knowledgeable, to understand something well.
Understand art.
Understand true beauty.
I understand a little about medicine.
You don't understand anything about women.
You understand a lot! (dismissive; you don’t understand anything)
b) ott. that To comprehend the meaning of speech in a foreign language.
Understand Polish speech.
Understand Russian.
He doesn't understand German.
4) about whom. usually with adverbs: a lot, bad, good, etc.
up-down Have some opinion about smb.
He understands (imagines) too much about himself.
- I understand it!
- to understand a lot about something
our
I m.
1) Anyone who has anything to do with us.
2) Anyone who is a citizen of Russia.
II unclass. Wed
The name of the letter of the ancient Slavic or old Russian alphabet.
III places
1) Belongs to us.
2) Peculiar to us, characteristic of us.
3) Carried out, performed by us.
Ott. Experienced, experienced by us.
4) Associated with us by any relationship (kinship, friendship, etc.).
Ott. Loyal to us.
5) Close to us in beliefs, views, etc.
6. decomposition
Created and produced in Russia.
our
I = ours, ours; ours, ours, ours, about ours; m.
see also ours, ours, ours, ours, know ours!, ours to you!, in our way 1., in our way 2) 1) Belonging to us, characteristic of us; characteristic of us.
Our house.
Our homeland.
Our state.
Our family.
Our children, friends.
Our life.
Our health.
Our science, industry, economy.
Our cow, cat, dog.
Our Volga is the largest river in Europe.
Let's talk about our affairs.
2) Congenial; part of one environment, company, organization; mine.
He's our guy.
Let them through - these are our employees.
3) in the address of the writer or speaker to readers or listeners. The one we are now talking about, which we are dealing with.
We are starting our radio broadcast.
Let's continue our story about the farmer's family.
II unchanged; m.
An obsolete name for the letter "n".
III see our I; -his; m.; decomposition
About the boss, the owner of the house, etc.
Ours got off on the wrong foot today.
attitude
I Wed.
1) process of action according to Ch. treat I
2) The result of such an action; the way someone or something is treated.
3) A look at something, an opinion about something.
II Wed.
1) process of action according to Ch. relate III 1) 2) The result of such an action; mutual connection in which any substances or characteristics are located.
Ott. The nature and form of such a connection.
3) The correlation of any phenomena or objects.
4) Involvement in something, connection with someone or something.
III Wed.
A business paper requesting or notifying something.
IV Wed.
The quotient obtained by dividing one number by another (in mathematics).
attitude
= attitude
see also in relation to, in relation to, in relation to
1) Mutual connection, dependence of different quantities, objects, phenomena, relationship between something.
The relationship of thinking to being.
The relationship between a person's intentions and actions.
Criticism determines the relationship of a new work to previous ones.
2)
a) This or that character of behavior, treatment of smb. with someone, sth.
Careful attitude towards property.
The prosecutor's attentive attitude towards the defendants.
Demand to be treated with respect.
Be outraged by the cruel treatment of animals.
b) ott. A look at something, a perception, an understanding of something.
A special attitude towards art.
The two writers have opposite attitudes to life.
I'm not clear on your attitude towards modernism.
3) only plural: relations, -y. Connections between someone or something that are formed in the process of communication. activities.
Property relations.
Industrial relations of people.
Brother and sister relationship.
The colleagues were on friendly terms.
Cooperation relations between countries.
Relations with neighbors have deteriorated.
Relationships between juniors and seniors in a children's team.
Renewing broken relationships.
Maintain good neighborly relations.
Intervene in relations between rival parties.
4) Involvement in something, connection with someone, something; concerning.
The relationship of classes to the means of production.
Discuss the problem of violence without any relation to specific individuals.
Have nothing to do with the issue being discussed.
5) A separate side, point of view, aspect.
Compositionally, the report is inferior to all others.
Impeccable in every way.
In some respects I disagree with you.
6) Business paper with a request or notification about something.
Get attitude from the ministry.
Send the relation to the library.
Create a relationship for working in the archive.
7) math. The quotient obtained by dividing one number by another; record of the corresponding action.
The ratio of those involved in sports to the total number of residents.
Equality of two relations.
creep in
nesov. nepereh.
1) Unnoticed, secretly penetrate somewhere; sneak
Ott. trans. To appear, to appear somewhere unnoticed, by accident (about an error, typo, etc.).
2. transfer
Involuntarily, imperceptibly appear, arise; creep in (about thoughts, feelings, etc.).
creep in
see sneak in; - I guess, - I guess; nsv.
