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    Hi Emma! Заявлять [zayavlyat'] - to state, to claim, to report. You can use to: 1) Make an application. 2) Put smb. aware of your decision, intent, etc. 3) Put forward any claims and objections. For example: Местная полиция Оксфорда продолжает заявлять, что ситуация находится под контролем. - Local police in Oxford continue to claim that the situation there is under control. Недопустимо также заявлять, что инцидент в Бейт-Хануне является тактической ошибкой. - It is also unacceptable to claim that the incident at Beit Hanoun was a tactical error. Объявлять [ob"yavlyat'] - to announce, to declare to proclaim. You can use to: 1) Say, state sth., make known about sth., usually unexpected or significant. 2) Report, bring to public. 3) The official act to establish something, declare the beginning of any action, state, situation. For example: Он имеет право объявлять войну и заключать мир. - He has the power to declare war and make peace.
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    January 20, 2019
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    Hi Paolo! "Нетленка" is a piece of art about which the author tells as a brilliant masterpiece, the work of his whole life. Sometimes used ironically. "Нетленочка" is a diminutive form of the word "нетленка".
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    January 18, 2019
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    Hi Dilara, I can recommend you Reverso Contex and Cambridge Dictionary
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    January 15, 2019
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    Hi Farid, 'чтобы' translates like 'to', or like 'that' as a conjunction, or 'so' as a pronoun. 'Чтобы' appends a subordinate with a description of a possible situation. For example: Не хочу, чтобы такое когда-нибудь повторилось. - I do not want this to happen again. Or: Сомневаюсь, чтобы эта книга мне чем-либо помогла - I doubt if this book will help me with anything. 'Так что' translates like 'so that' or 'as' in conjunction and 'so' as a pronoun. For example: Ушиб был силён, так что о продолжении дальнейшего движения не могло быть и речи. - The injury was so strong that the continuation of further movement was out of the question. 'Так что' is an adverb, mostly used as a conjunction.
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    January 15, 2019
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    Hi Adam, in brief: ш - sh ("sh" in "short") щ - shch ("shch" in "bush chat")
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    September 1, 2018
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    Привет 小猪猪, "отрываться" означает: отдыхать, тусоваться, весело проводить время, развлекаться. "по полной" здесь служит для усиления передаваемой эмоции. То есть "Отрываться по полной" означает делать что-то, что приносит большое удовольствие но требует значительных финансовых затрат или рисков, то что человек не может позволить себе делать каждый день.
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    August 29, 2018
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    I'm not sure if we can say these hits are good but they were very popular https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=89KlnVRDYIw
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    August 21, 2018
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    Basically "накрыться медным тазом" means "goes down in flames" or "shot to hell" or "drop out". In your particular example "The company went bankrupt".
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    August 21, 2018
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