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пригласить vstresses
пригласить в гости; пригласить на свидание
gen. ask out; invite; book; retain; call in; engage pass; summon; engage (someone to do something; контекстуальный перевод на русский язык Alex_Odeychuk); take out; hire; offer; send; treat (в театр и т.п.); arrange for (в знач. "вызвать, организовать" 4uzhoj)
Gruzovik ask (pf of приглашать); call a doctor, etc (pf of приглашать); hire (pf of приглашать); offer (pf of приглашать)
Игорь Миг encourage
comp., MS Invite (" A UI element, in a conversation window, that accesses the "Invite Someone" menu item. The user can then select a contact to add to the current conversation."); Invite Someone (A UI element that sends an instant message to the selected person inviting them to join the current conversation)
context. take out (в знач. "сводить куда-либо провести время", особ. девушку: Let me take you out for dinner. • This is the time to take her out to a nice romantic dinner. • So he starts flirting with his secretary, he takes her out for a drink... • I took her out for a movie, one thing led to another and we kissed. • Show mom some love, take her out to a special dinner at Jorisan Waterfront Resort on Mother's day. 4uzhoj)
dipl. extend an invitation to (кого-либо)
inf. get someone to come (I am heading to Kamloops this morning with Josh for a hockey tournament, so I cannot get someone to come look at the washer until I get back. – не могу никого пригласить разобраться со стиральной машиной, пока не вернусь ART Vancouver)
law call (to Andrey Truhachev)
Makarov. send for; take out (в ресторан, в театр и т. п.)
mil. extend an invitation
obs. bid
soc.med. tag (обычно поучаствовать в акции, розыгрыше призов hellamarama)
пригласить: 274 phrases in 23 subjects
Australian1
Business5
Canadian1
Chess1
Cliche / convention1
Diplomacy3
Electronics1
Formal1
General162
Hobbies and pastimes1
Hotel industry2
Idiomatic2
Informal3
Law2
Makarov74
Medical1
Microsoft7
Notarial practice1
Politics1
Production1
Research and development1
Slang1
Television1