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give in to pressureприходиться (в форме "приходится/приходилось"; требует замены безличной конструкции на личную: Microsoft has given in to pressure to patch out-of-date operating systems repeatedly in the past, which likely reduces the pressure for companies to actually make the jump to more modern operating systems. 4uzhoj)
give in to pressureприйтись (в форме "пришлось"; требует замены безличной конструкции на личную: South Africa's government has given in to pressure to increase financial aid given to university students. 4uzhoj)
give into custodyпередать властям (Mikhail11)
give someone the benefit of the doubtдовериться (только в контексте; decide that you will believe someone, even though you are not sure that what the person is saying is true: The signs were there from the beginning, but Samantha had ignored them, preferring to give him the benefit of the doubt. 4uzhoj)
give someone the benefit of the doubtне делать поспешных выводов (в отношении кого-либо, особенно с чужих слов; в контексте: "I hear he's a complete idiot." "We haven't even met him yet. Don't be so nasty. Let's give him the benefit of the doubt.". 4uzhoj)
give up onпослать (кого-либо куда подальше, только в знач. "разочароваться": Даже странно, что ты меня до сих пор не послала куда подальше • I'm surprised you don't give up on me.)
not give a damnи в ус себе не дуть (Anglophile)
OK, I have to give it to ... thatдопу́стим (4uzhoj)