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приходится
 приходится
gen. is forced to; faces
brit. needs must
inf. it comes with the territory; it comes with the job
math. it is necessary; suit; have to
 приходиться
gen. fall on
math. be necessary
| когда
 когда
gen. ever
| чрт
 ЧРТ
sec.sys. recordable injury rate
| гонит
 гонит
med. gonarthritis
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verb | verb | to phrases
приходить vstresses
gen. arrive (к чему-либо); fall; get; fly; hit on; arrive at (к чему-либо); come down; fly into (в ярость, в восторг); go into (в ярость); roll round (о времёнах года); come (об идее) have an idea.: I suppose it must have come in the night zeev); come; be along; come in; get in; fall in a state; fall into a state; come around (Franka_LV); come over (bookworm); hail from; turn up (Taras); be round (в чей-либо дом); come from (откуда-либо); come round (в гости); make (в какое-либо место); pass on; get into (в какое-либо состояние, положение); advene; apprize; show; succour (в тяжёлую минуту); swim (в голову); stop by for (ради чего-либо, с какой-либо целью: Stop by for our incredible pastries and gourmet sandwiches! ART Vancouver); call; lapse (в ветхость); lapsing (в ветхость); occur (в голову, на память); step in (на помощь); step into (на помощь); come to (with к); reach (a decision, conclusion, agreement, etc.); reach a certain state (with в + acc.); reach a certain condition (with в + acc.); come along; take into one's head; roll in; filter in (VLZ_58); come about (Whatever happens, the time is right – and it should come about thanks to your own actions. VLZ_58)
Игорь Миг make it to
austral., slang roll along
busin. come to
dial. complain (of, about)
econ. mature (о сроке платежа)
Gruzovik, dial. complain of/about (impf of прийти)
idiom. darken doorway (Vadim Rouminsky)
inf. show up; pitch (for instance, the father didn't pitch for the wedding Svetlana D)
libr. come to band (о корреспонденции)
Makarov. apprise; come out; call and see (к кому-либо); call to see (к кому-либо); come and see (к кому-либо); come to see (к кому-либо); come in (on; в голову); come through; present oneself; roll on (о событии и т. п.); swim into (в голову); fall (на ум); arrive at (к чему-либо); come to (в какое-либо состояние); go into (в какое-либо состояние); roll round (о временах года)
Makarov., inf. be over (к кому-либо домой); be round (к кому-либо домой)
med. subside
navig. arrive
slang barge
transp. get in (arrive Andrey Truhachev)
приходиться v
gen. be related (to); be attributable to something or someone (на что-либо, кого-либо; Е. Тамарченко, 09.02.2017 Евгений Тамарченко); come to; must; have to (with dat. and inf.); come; happen to be (Aelred); occur (RL); account for; fall to the lot (of); happen to (with dat. and inf.); have occasion to; number (with на + acc.); find; suit; be accounted for (на Taras); fit (with no); fall (on); have a certain time of it (with dat. and adverb); be due (from); be related in a certain way
Gruzovik fall on (пятое в этом месяце приходится в субботу – the fifth of this month falls on a Saturday); be related to (impf of прийтись); fit (impf of прийтись); fall to the lot of (impf of прийтись)
context. give in to pressure (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)
econ. make up ("Purchases of leggings, camping equipment, banjos, ceramic teapots, lawnmowers, and sofa beds might seem like simply a metric of bourgeois behaviour to some. But consumer spending, which makes up 58 percent of gross domestic product in Canada, is a prime indicator of a country's economic wealth. And retail trade, which employed 2.2 million Canadians and accounted for 5.2 percent of GDP last year, according to Statistics Canada, is a big part of that spend." (BC Business Magazine) – на которое приходится 58% ..... на которую приходится 5,2% ART Vancouver); account for ("Purchases of leggings, camping equipment, banjos, ceramic teapots, lawnmowers, and sofa beds might seem like simply a metric of bourgeois behaviour to some. But consumer spending, which makes up 58 percent of gross domestic product in Canada, is a prime indicator of a country's economic wealth. And retail trade, which employed 2.2 million Canadians and accounted for 5.2 percent of GDP last year, according to Statistics Canada, is a big part of that spend." (BC Business Magazine) – на которое приходится 58% ..... на которую приходится 5,2% ART Vancouver)
Gruzovik, inf. be due (impf of прийтись); be owing to/from (impf of прийтись)
inf. be owing (to, from)
Makarov. fall upon
math. be necessary; fall within; it is necessary
SAP.fin. accrue
приходится v
brit. it's / it's a case of needs must (For real: org.uk Liv Bliss)
cliche. get to (+ infinitive: Friends living in Portside District pay $2,000 less in property taxes compared to us in Sunshine Hills due to the waterfront industry. We wake up to the sound of birds in the greenbelt behind us, and they get to listen to trains, grain elevators working 24/7 and now this. The price we pay is worth it. -- а им приходится слушать)
inf. it comes with the territory (Liv Bliss); it comes with the job (в контексте: Not everyone is up to the unpleasant task of handling conflicts between employees, but it comes with the job of running a business. 4uzhoj)
math. it is necessary; suit; have to
приходит v
Игорь Миг decay
obs. cometh (Alex_Odeychuk)
кому-либо приходится v
gen. somebody faces + noun (Dutch face austerity. (Голландцам приходится затягивать пояса.); + инф. I. Havkin)
приходиться with no v
gen. land (of a blow or flying object, on)
кому-либо приходится + инф. v
gen. somebody is forced to (Several major airlines, Continental, United, Delta ..., were all forced to ground their flights. I. Havkin)
приходишь v
obs. cometh (Alex_Odeychuk)
приходившийся prtc.
SAP.fin. accrued
приходится, когда: 86 phrases in 13 subjects
British usage, not spelling1
Business1
Cycling other than sport2
Figurative1
General45
Hotel industry1
Informal3
Jargon1
Makarov24
Pompous1
Programming1
Proverb3
Slang2