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truce: nome
crude: I. aggettivo e avverbio II. nome
spruce: nome
cruise: I. nome II. verbo intransitivo
crunch: I. verbo transitivo II. verbo intransitivo III. nome
crutch: nome
cruel: aggettivo e avverbio
crumb: nome
crush: I. verbo transitivo II. verbo intransitivo III. nome
crust: I. nome II. verbo intransitivo III. verbo transitivo
deuce: nome
sauce: nome
crucial: aggettivo e avverbio
crucify: verbo transitivo
cruiser: nome
crumble: I. verbo transitivo II. verbo intransitivo III. nome
crumpet: nome
crumple: I. verbo transitivo II. verbo intransitivo
crunchy: aggettivo e avverbio
crusade: I. nome II. verbo intransitivo

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truce [tru:s] SOST

truce (agreement to stop fighting)

переми́рие nt

truce (cessation of something unpleasant)

переды́шка f

I . crude [kru:d] AGG

II . crude [kru:d] SOST

crude

сыра́я нефть f

spruce¹ [spru:s] SOST BOT

spruce

ель f

I . cruise [kru:z] SOST naut

cruise

морско́е путеше́ствие nt

cruise

круи́з m

to go on a cruise

отпра́виться в морско́е путеше́ствие

II . cruise [kru:z] VB vb intr

1. cruise naut (take a cruise):

cruise

соверша́ть ре́йсы

2. cruise (travel at constant speed):

cruise

нести́сь с кре́йсерской ско́ростью

cruise aeroplane

крейси́ровать

3. cruise (police car):

cruise

патрули́ровать

4. cruise colloq (drive around aimlessly):

cruise

кружи́ть бесце́льно

5. cruise colloq (look for casual sex):

cruise

иска́ть сексуа́льное приключе́ние

I . crunch [krʌntʃ] VB vb trans

1. crunch:

crunch

хрусте́ть

2. crunch (grind):

crunch

перела́мывать

II . crunch [krʌntʃ] VB vb intr

crunch

скрипе́ть

crunch

треща́ть

III . crunch <-es> [krʌntʃ] SOST

1. crunch (crushing sound):

crunch

скрип m

2. crunch no pl colloq (important moment):

crunch

реша́ющий моме́нт m

when it comes to the crunch colloq

когда́ насту́пит крити́ческий моме́нт

crutch <-es> [krʌtʃ] SOST

1. crutch MED:

crutch

косты́ль m

to be on crutches

ходи́ть на костыля́х

2. crutch fig (source of support):

crutch

опо́ра f

3. crutch ANAT:

crutch

проме́жность f

cruel <-(l)ler, -(l)lest> [krʊəl] AGG

cruel

жесто́кий

to be cruel to sb

жесто́ко относи́ться [или проявля́ть жесто́кость] к кому́-ли́бо

locuzioni:

to be cruel to be kind proverb

поступа́ть суро́во во и́мя добра́

crumb [krʌm] SOST

1. crumb (of bread):

crumb

кро́шка f

2. crumb (small amount):

crumb

кро́хи мн

a small crumb of …

крупи́ца f чего́-ли́бо

a crumb of hope

крупи́ца f наде́жды

3. crumb colloq (worthless person):

crumb

никчёмный челове́к m

crumb

шалопа́й m

I . crush [krʌʃ] VB vb trans

1. crush (compress):

crush paper

смять

crush dress

мять

crush person

раздави́ть

to be crushd to death

задави́ть на́смерть

2. crush (grind):

crush garlic

толо́чь

crush grapes, olives

дави́ть

crush grapes, olives

выжима́ть

crush stone

раздробля́ть

crush ice

разда́вливать

3. crush (extract by pressing):

to crush the juice from an orange

выжима́ть сок из апельси́на

4. crush (shock severely):

crush

сокруша́ть

crush

разбива́ть

5. crush (defeat, suppress):

crush

сокруша́ть

crush rebellion, revolution

подавля́ть

crush opponent

сража́ть

crush one's hopes

разбива́ть

crush rumour

опроверга́ть

II . crush [krʌʃ] VB vb intr

1. crush clothes, paper:

crush

мя́ться

2. crush people:

crush

проти́скиваться fig

III . crush <-es> [krʌʃ] SOST

1. crush no pl (act of crushing):

crush

разда́вливание nt

2. crush no pl (throng):

crush

толкотня́ f

crush

толчея́ f

there was a great crush

была́ настоя́щая да́вка

3. crush colloq (temporary infatuation):

crush

стра́стная влюблённость f

to have a crush on sb

си́льно увле́чься кем-ли́бо

to have a crush on sb

потеря́ть го́лову из-за кого́-ли́бо

4. crush ingl brit (crushed ice drink):

orange crush

апельси́новый напи́ток m

I . crust [krʌst] SOST

1. crust gastr, BOT:

crust

ко́рка f

crust (dry bread)

ко́рка f

crust of the Earth geo

земна́я кора́ f

2. crust (hard external layer):

crust

пове́рхностный слой m

a crust of ice/dirt

слой m льда/гря́зи

3. crust ZOOL:

crust

ра́ковина f

4. crust MED:

crust

ко́рка f на ра́не

5. crust (deposit from wine):

crust

оса́док m

II . crust [krʌst] VB vb intr

crust

покрыва́ться ко́ркой

III . crust [krʌst] VB vb trans

to be crusted with mud

быть покры́тым гря́зью

deuce [dju:s, ingl am du:s] SOST no pl

1. deuce (in cards):

deuce

два очка́

deuce

дво́йка f

2. deuce (in tennis):

deuce

ра́вный счёт m

sauce [sɔ:s, ingl am sɑ:s] SOST

1. sauce:

sauce

со́ус m

tomato sauce

тома́тный со́ус

2. sauce (impertinence):

sauce

на́глость f

locuzioni:

what's sauce for the goose is sauce for the gander proverb

ме́рка, применя́емая к одному́, должна́ применя́ться и к друго́му

crucial [ˈkruʃl] AGG (decisive)

crucial

реши́тельный

crucial moment

реша́ющий

to be crucial to sth

быть ва́жным для чего́-ли́бо

it is crucial that …

исключи́тельно ва́жно, что́бы …

crucify [ˈkru:sɪfaɪ] VB vb trans

1. crucify (execute):

crucify

распина́ть

2. crucify fig:

crucify

досажда́ть

if she ever finds out, she'll crucify me

е́сли она́ то́лько узна́ет, она́ меня́ изведёт

cruiser [ˈkru:zəɐ, ingl am -ɚ] SOST

1. cruiser (warship):

cruiser

кре́йсер m

2. cruiser (pleasure boat):

cruiser

комфорта́бельный ка́тер m

3. cruiser (squad car):

cruiser

полице́йская маши́на f , патрули́рующая у́лицы

I . crumble [ˈkrʌmbl] VB vb trans

1. crumble bread, biscuit:

crumble

кроши́ть

2. crumble stone, cheese:

crumble

раздробля́ть

II . crumble [ˈkrʌmbl] VB vb intr

crumble cliff

осыпа́ться

crumble plaster, stone

кроши́ться

crumble empire

обва́ливаться

crumble resistance, opposition

ру́хнуть

III . crumble [ˈkrʌmbl] SOST ingl brit gastr

crumble

фрукто́вый пиро́г m

crumpet [ˈkrʌmpɪt] SOST

1. crumpet ingl brit:

crumpet

сдо́бная пы́шка f

crumpet

лепёшка f

2. crumpet ingl brit colloq (sexually attractive woman):

crumpet

же́нский сексапи́л m

woman's crumpet

люби́мец m же́нщин

woman's crumpet

секс-си́мвол m

I . crumple [ˈkrʌmpl] VB vb trans

crumple clothes, paper

мять

crumple metal

сгиба́ть

to crumple a piece of paper into a ball

скомка́ть кусо́к бума́ги

II . crumple [ˈkrʌmpl] VB vb intr

1. crumple (become dented):

crumple mudguard

мя́ться

2. crumple (become wrinkled):

crumple fabric, face

мо́рщиться

3. crumple (collapse):

crumple

упа́сть ду́хом

crumple

ру́хнуть

crunchy [ˈkrʌntʃi] AGG

crunchy

хру́сткий

I . crusade [kru:ˈseɪd] SOST

1. crusade RELIG, STOR:

crusade

кресто́вый похо́д m

2. crusade fig:

crusade

противобо́рство nt

a crusade for/against sth

кресто́вый похо́д m про́тив чего́-ли́бо

II . crusade [kru:ˈseɪd] VB vb intr

1. crusade STOR, RELIG:

crusade

уча́ствовать в кресто́вом похо́де

2. crusade fig:

crusade

противобо́рствовать

to crusade for sth

боро́ться за что-ли́бо

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truce [tru:s] SOST

I . crude [kru:d] AGG

1. crude (rudimentary):

2. crude (unrefined):

3. crude (unfinished, undeveloped):

4. crude (vulgar):

II . crude [kru:d] SOST

spruce1 [spru:s] SOST BOT

I . cruise [kru:z] SOST naut

II . cruise [kru:z] VB vb intr

1. cruise naut (take a cruise):

2. cruise (travel at constant speed):

3. cruise (police car):

4. cruise colloq (drive around aimlessly):

5. cruise colloq (look for casual sex):

I . crunch [krʌntʃ] VB vb trans

1. crunch:

2. crunch (grind):

II . crunch [krʌntʃ] VB vb intr

III . crunch <-es> [krʌntʃ] SOST

1. crunch (crushing sound):

2. crunch no pl colloq (important moment):

crutch <-es> [krʌtʃ] SOST

1. crutch MED:

2. crutch fig (source of support):

3. crutch ANAT:

cruel <-(l)ler, -(l)lest> [krʊəl] AGG

locuzioni:

crumb [krʌm] SOST

1. crumb (of bread):

2. crumb (small amount):

3. crumb colloq (worthless person):

I . crush [krʌʃ] VB vb trans

1. crush (compress):

2. crush (grind):

3. crush (extract by pressing):

4. crush (shock severely):

5. crush (defeat, suppress):

II . crush [krʌʃ] VB vb intr

1. crush clothes, paper:

2. crush people:

III . crush <-es> [krʌʃ] SOST

1. crush no pl (act of crushing):

2. crush no pl (throng):

3. crush colloq (temporary infatuation):

4. crush ingl brit (crushed ice drink):

I . crust [krʌst] SOST

1. crust gastr, BOT:

2. crust (hard external layer):

3. crust ZOOL:

4. crust MED:

5. crust (deposit from wine):

II . crust [krʌst] VB vb intr

III . crust [krʌst] VB vb trans

deuce [dju:s, ingl am du:s] SOST no pl

1. deuce (in cards):

2. deuce (in tennis):

sauce [sɔ:s, ingl am sɑ:s] SOST

1. sauce:

2. sauce (impertinence):

locuzioni:

crucial [ˈkruʃl] AGG (decisive)

crucify [ˈkru:sɪfaɪ] VB vb trans

1. crucify (execute):

2. crucify fig:

cruiser [ˈkru:zəɐ, ingl am -ɚ] SOST

1. cruiser (warship):

2. cruiser (pleasure boat):

3. cruiser (squad car):

I . crumble [ˈkrʌmbl] VB vb trans

1. crumble bread, biscuit:

2. crumble stone, cheese:

II . crumble [ˈkrʌmbl] VB vb intr

III . crumble [ˈkrʌmbl] SOST ingl brit gastr

crumpet [ˈkrʌmpɪt] SOST

1. crumpet ingl brit:

2. crumpet ingl brit colloq (sexually attractive woman):

I . crumple [ˈkrʌmpl] VB vb trans

II . crumple [ˈkrʌmpl] VB vb intr

spruce¹ [spru:s] SOST BOT