DictionaryForumContacts

   English
Terms for subject British usage, not spelling containing into | all forms | exact matches only
EnglishRussian
break down into specificsобъяснить в подробностях (деталях; you can't break it down into specifics kristy021)
bunching of shops into centersконцентрация магазинов в торговых центрах
conversion of shares into stockконвертация оплаченных акций в ценные бумаги (с фикс. доходом Alexander Demidov)
convert shares into stockпревратить акции в акционерный капитал, могущий продаваться любыми частями
convert shares into stockпревратить акции в акционерный капитал, могущий покупаться любыми частями
convert shares into stockпревратить акции в акционерный капитал, могущий продаваться или покупаться любыми частями
get one's arse into gearвзять ноги в руки (4uzhoj)
get into a tizzyпсиховать (get in(to) a tizz(y) [informal] – To get into a nervous, confused, agitated, or excited state. : He always gets in a tizzy before board meetings, so it's going to be a long couple of days. || The Internet got in a tizzy over his incoherent tweet. || The pop star's fans will get in a tizz when he arrives. m_rakova)
get into the spiritпроникнуться настроением (Anglophile)
get into the spiritпроникнуться духом (Anglophile)
merge into the backgroundотойти на задний план (Anglophile)
work yourself into a tizzпсиховать (get in(to) a tizz(y) [informal] – To get into a nervous, confused, agitated, or excited state. : He always gets in a tizzy before board meetings, so it's going to be a long couple of days. || The Internet got in a tizzy over his incoherent tweet. || The pop star's fans will get in a tizz when he arrives. m_rakova)
work yourself into a tizzyпсиховать (get in(to) a tizz(y) [informal] – To get into a nervous, confused, agitated, or excited state. : He always gets in a tizzy before board meetings, so it's going to be a long couple of days. || The Internet got in a tizzy over his incoherent tweet. || The pop star's fans will get in a tizz when he arrives. m_rakova)