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оторвать vstresses
gen. drag away from; get from; pluck off; snap off; tear up; cut off; dig up; unearth; tear off; away; separate; rive; sever; tear; tear away (from); shoot off (осколком бомбы); divorce (их нельзя оторвать от того правопорядка, на основе которого возникло юридическое лицо – they cannot be divorced from the legal foundation on the basis of which the legal entity arose tfennell); take away (from); detach; rend; pick off; to avulse; rip off (If you touch my daughter, I'll rip off your fucking arm and shove it up your ass. • I'm gonna rip off your fucking balls and stuff 'em down your god-damned throat. 4uzhoj); yank off (TranslationHelp)
Gruzovik detach (pf of отрывать); avulse (pf of отрывать)
amer. rip open (Val_Ships)
fig. hinder; divert
geol. unkey (породу)
Gruzovik, fig. divert (pf of отрывать); hinder from (pf of отрывать); take away from (pf of отрывать)
Makarov. shoot off (осколком бомбы и т. п.); wrench off; wrench out
math. isolate; remove; interrupt
obs. unsole (у башмака)
slang pull it off (получить нечто необычное, ценное, редкое); shirk (урвать Lily Snape)
sport. scrape (мяч от стены; Сквош NavigatorOk)
"оторвать" v
sport, bask., literal. rip
оторваться v
оторваться от
gen. turn away; disengage; rive; sever; tear; shake off (от противника и т.п.); go; groove on (if you want to get a groove on Alina_Demidova); cut loose; take away (from); break away (from); break loose; dart off; detach; divorce oneself (from); evade; gain distance; lift off; lose touch (with); separate; tear away; tear off; chill out (Sergei Aprelikov); to avulse; interrupt; put some distance between (He managed to put some distance between himself and his pursuers. 4uzhoj); come off (напр., о пуговице; также переводится по смыслу: His head nearly came off – Ему чуть не оторвало голову.); tear oneself away (from work, a book, etc.); come off (напр., о пуговице; также переводится по смыслу:); tear oneself away (от чего-л, от какого-либо занятия и т.п., особ. с неохотой: Solovyov tore himself away from the book and stared at his assistant.); lose contact (with); get divorced (suburbian); drag oneself away (от чего-либо Taras); drop off (My top button has dropped off and I can't find it. – Моя верхняя пуговица оторвалась, и ja не могу ее найти. Franka_LV); get from; snap off; be tom off; break away. (from); give someone the slip
Gruzovik tear off (pf of отрываться); break loose (pf of отрываться); break away from (pf of отрываться); evade (pf of отрываться); gain distance (pf of отрываться); dart off (pf of отрываться); lift off (pf of отрываться); lose touch with (pf of отрываться); divorce oneself from (pf of отрываться)
Игорь Миг let loose; go bonkers; go wild
amer. snap (на ком-либо Баян)
avia. get away; take off (от земли, от воды)
brit. come adrift (One of the straps on her dress came adrift. VLZ_58)
chess.term. open the lead
cyc.sport get clear
fig. kick up one's heels (Franka_LV); hinder; divert; stop (you won't be able to stop playing – вы не сможете оторваться от игры SirReal)
idiom. lose touch (от жизни Баян); tear away from (от чего-либо, от кого-либо Yeldar Azanbayev); take off eyes of (от чего-либо, от кого-либо Yeldar Azanbayev)
inf. take it out on (на кого/ком-либо Баян)
Makarov. pull away; run away; shake off (от противника и т. п.); be off
Makarov., jarg. have a good time (развлечься, отдохнуть)
nautic. fetch away; carry away
shipb. become airborne; break adrift
slang get off; get poshed up (Herbst)
sport. create separation (в турнирной таблице Rockets attempting to sweep Royals, create separation in standings VLZ_58); get separation (в счёте We were just trying to figure things out, because all game long we couldn't get much separation from them. VLZ_58)
trav. fall behind
"оторваться" v
gen. do a thing; do one's thing
оторвись v
amer. let your hair hang down (по полной Val_Ships)
idiom. let your hair down (по полной; from a popular song Val_Ships)
оторвать
: 298 phrases in 34 subjects
American usage, not spelling1
Aviation4
Basketball2
Bookish / literary1
British usage, not spelling1
Chess13
Computer games1
Cycle sport2
Diplomacy1
Disapproving2
Figurative3
Figure of speech3
General140
Geology1
Idiomatic4
Informal18
Invective2
Librarianship1
Literature1
Makarov62
Mathematics2
Military8
NATO1
Nonstandard2
Obsolete / dated1
Politics1
Programming1
Proverb3
Rhetoric1
Rude1
Saying3
Slang4
Sports6
Yachting1