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Перевод: budge

[существительное]
овчина ;
[глагол]
шевелиться; пошевельнуться; пошевельнуть; сдвинуть с места; передумать

Тезаурус:

1. I put on his headcollar and tried to lead him but he wouldn't budge.
2. The dry weather continues to affect racing and Oliver Sherwood will not run Tonights The Night in the A.F. Budge Chase.
3. But Colm wouldn't budge.
4. He desperately tried to drag his hand away, but it wouldn't budge.
5. But experience shows that few companies will budge without vast incentives; most firms recruit few local people; some leave when tax holidays end; and zones work only when there are few of them in any one area.
6. I dunno, but I just don't want to budge.
7. Measured by the government's official poverty line - which counts as poor a family of four with an income below 12,675, in 1989 dollars - the proportion of blacks stuck at the bottom has refused to budge from around a third for the past 20 years, compared with a tenth of all whites.
8. FIG claims that Kevin saw his doctor with backache before taking out the policy and despite letters from his doctor, refused to budge until TODAY became involved.
9. While other workers have published careful studies showing modest, often transitory, benefits of training for IQ, Heber's projects stood as a beacon of hope for dramatic and lasting benefits, and also as the defence against those who say that IQ has proved disappointingly hard to budge.
10. They cannot be shot or netted since they refuse to budge and will be sitting tight underground.
11. No use, you won't budge now.
12. Unfortunately, the partner does not make use of this opportunity, because he, too (and for the same reason), pretends to be asleep and fears to budge.