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give way

/ɡɪv weɪ/

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/ɡɪv weɪ/B2formal
  • ruУступить, отступить или позволить кому-то или чему-то пройти; также используется для обозначения разрушения или поломки под давлением, или замены чем-то другим.

To yield, retreat, or allow someone or something to pass; also used to mean to collapse or break under pressure, or to be replaced by something else.

  1. Yield or allow to passB1formal

    To allow someone or something to go first, or to stop in order to let another vehicle pass.

    ruУступить дорогу

    • You must give way to pedestrians at the crosswalk.
    • The driver gave way to the ambulance.
    • In many countries, cars must give way to bicycles.
  2. Collapse or breakB2formal

    To break, collapse, or fail under pressure.

    ruОбрушиться

    • The old bridge finally gave way under the weight of the truck.
    • The floor gave way, and he fell into the basement.
    • The ice gave way, and the skater fell into the water.
  3. Be replaced byB2formal

    To be replaced or superseded by something else.

    ruСмениться

    • Sadness gave way to joy when she heard the good news.
    • The old traditions gave way to modern practices.
    • His anger gave way to understanding after the explanation.
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