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haul off; swing arm (in order to strike, throw); swing wide open; take a swing (букв. и перен.: e.g.: he took a swing at the drunken bully; • The new government took a swing at corruption • Ed took a swing at Hank, but he bobbed out of the way just in time. (example provided by ART Vancouver) • Some drunk took a swing at me. – Merriam-Webster Рина Грант); sway; draw back one’s arm (in order to strike someone or something); sway back and forth (неверно, "размахнуться" = take a swing (Some drunk took a swing at me. - Merriam-Webster); "Ed took a swing at Hank, but he bobbed out of the way just in time." ART Vancouver) |
| Gruzovik |
swing one's arm in order to strike, throw (pf of размахиваться); haul off (pf of размахиваться); swing wide open (pf of размахиваться) |
| fig., inf. |
undertake on a grand scale |
| Gruzovik, fig. |
undertake something on a grand scale (pf of размахиваться) |
| Gruzovik, inf. |
make for (pf of размахиваться); head toward (pf of размахиваться) |
| inf. |
make (for); head (toward) |
| Makarov. |
swing one's arms |
| Makarov., fig. |
do things in a big way |
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scatter (by а wave of the hand); draw back (in order to strike with); open a door wide; spread one’s hands apart; brandish; disperse; scatter (by the wave of the hand); swing; swing wide open; wave |
| Gruzovik |
swing wide open (pf of размахивать) |
| fig., inf. |
do things in a big way |
| Gruzovik, fig. |
do things in a big way (pf of размахивать) |
