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Terms for subject Disapproving containing made | all forms | exact matches only
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made-up issueвыдуманная проблема (Our tax dollars are far better spent on sorting out real issues, not on made-up ones. This issue is a complete red herring. ART Vancouver)
make a fussпредъявлять претензии (The NCB didn’t want to investigate the problem and basically suggested that if the town made a fuss, the mine would be closed and that would be an economic catastrophe.” mysteriousuniverse.org ART Vancouver)
make a fussшуметь по поводу (The NCB didn’t want to investigate the problem and basically suggested that if the town made a fuss, the mine would be closed and that would be an economic catastrophe.” mysteriousuniverse.org ART Vancouver)
make a fussкачать права (The NCB didn’t want to investigate the problem and basically suggested that if the town made a fuss, the mine would be closed and that would be an economic catastrophe.” mysteriousuniverse.org ART Vancouver)
make a fussпредъявлять права (The NCB didn’t want to investigate the problem and basically suggested that if the town made a fuss, the mine would be closed and that would be an economic catastrophe.” mysteriousuniverse.org ART Vancouver)
make a fussпроявлять недовольство (The NCB didn’t want to investigate the problem and basically suggested that if the town made a fuss, the mine would be closed and that would be an economic catastrophe.” mysteriousuniverse.org ART Vancouver)
make a fussбазарить по поводу (The NCB didn’t want to investigate the problem and basically suggested that if the town made a fuss, the mine would be closed and that would be an economic catastrophe.” mysteriousuniverse.org ART Vancouver)
make a living off ofжить за счёт ("I just think this woman is sick if she feels as if she has to make a living off of someone else's death or tragedy," says the victim's mother of the crime novelist. ART Vancouver)
make a messперековеркать (ART Vancouver)
make a mess of thingsнаделать ошибок (My heart does go out to the younger generation that are just starting out. We have definitely handcuffed them by making a mess of things. vancouversun.com ART Vancouver)
make a mess of thingsнатворить бед (My heart does go out to the younger generation that are just starting out. We have definitely handcuffed them by making a mess of things. vancouversun.com ART Vancouver)
make a mess of thingsнамудрить (My heart does go out to the younger generation that are just starting out. We have definitely handcuffed them by making a mess of things. vancouversun.com ART Vancouver)
make a mockeryнасмехаться (of sb., sth. – над кем-либо, чем-либо: European shipping firms ‘making a mockery’ of Russia sanctions as oil cargoes double independent.co.uk ART Vancouver)
make a nuisance of oneselfиздеваться ("There ought to be a law. Probably was and the guy in the speedboat didn't give a damn. He enjoyed making a nuisance of himself, like other people I was meeting." (Raymond Chandler) – Ему нравилось издеваться над другими людьми. ART Vancouver)
make broad generalizationsобобщать (Councillor Jean Swanson, who visibly appeared uncomfortable with these comments, urged Nguyen to not make broad generalizations about the building’s future residents. -- призвала не обобщать ART Vancouver)
make public from the housetopsраструбить