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lay

/leɪ/

lay along

lay around

layverb

laid

Präteritum

laid

Partizip Perfekt

laying

Gerundium

/leɪ/

Übersetzungen

класть

She will lay the book on the table.

Она положит книгу на стол.

положить

He decided to lay the foundation for a new project.

Он решил положить основу для нового проекта.

укладывать

They lay the bricks carefully to build the wall.

Они аккуратно укладывают кирпичи, чтобы построить стену.

откладывать

The hen will lay eggs in the morning.

Курица отложит яйца утром.

Zusätzliche Übersetzungen

Definitionen

To put something down, especially in a flat or horizontal position.

She laid the book on the table.

To produce and deposit eggs.

The hen lays eggs every morning.

To arrange or prepare something according to a plan.

They laid the groundwork for the new project.

To impose a burden, duty, or penalty.

The government laid a heavy tax on luxury goods.

To place a bet or wager, especially by offering odds against an outcome.

He laid fifty dollars on the long-shot to win.

To present or submit formally for consideration or decision.

The finance committee laid the proposal before the board.

Synonyme

laysubstantiv

lays

Pl.

/leɪ/

Übersetzungen

слой

The cake has a layer of chocolate on top.

На торте сверху слой шоколада.

кладка

The bird's lay was hidden in the tall grass.

Кладка птицы была спрятана в высокой траве.

Zusätzliche Übersetzungen

Definitionen

A narrative poem or song, especially one of medieval origin.

The minstrel sang a lay about the heroic deeds of the knight.

The general appearance or arrangement of something.

The lay of the land was such that it made farming difficult.

Slang, archaic: A person's line of work, area of activity, or business.

What's his lay? — He deals in antiques.

Slang: A sexual partner or an act of sexual intercourse.

He bragged that she was the best lay he'd ever had.

layadjektiv

/leɪ/

Usually non-gradable; comparative and superlative forms are nonstandard.

Definitionen

Of, relating to, or characteristic of laity; not ordained clergy or not professionally qualified; non-expert.

A lay preacher conducted the Sunday service.

lieverb

lay

Präteritum

lay

Präteritum

lain

Partizip Perfekt

lying

Gerundium

/laɪ/

(homonyms – to recline: lay, lain; to deceive: lied, lied; do not confuse with the transitive verb lay (laid, laid = put down))

Übersetzungen

лгать

He would never lie to his friends.

Он никогда не будет лгать своим друзьям.

лежать

The book lies on the table.

Книга лежит на столе.

Zusätzliche Übersetzungen

Definitionen

To make an untrue statement with intent to deceive.

He decided to lie about his whereabouts to avoid getting into trouble.

To be in or assume a horizontal or resting position on a supporting surface.

After a long day, she just wanted to lie on the couch and relax.

To be located or situated in a particular place or position.

The village lies in a valley surrounded by mountains.

Synonyme

recline

rest

be situated

be located

be positioned

Antonyme

tell the truth

be honest

liesubstantiv

Definitionen

A false statement made with deliberate intent to deceive; an intentional untruth.

He told a lie about where he was last night.

Something intended or serving to convey a false impression; imposture.

The advertisement was a lie, promising results that were impossible to achieve.

The position or situation in which something lies.

The lie of the land made it difficult to build a house there.

(Golf) The position in which a golf ball comes to rest on the course.

The golfer was pleased with the ball's lie on the fairway.

lieadjektiv

Definitionen

Relating to, detecting, or involving lies or lying (used attributively).

He was given a lie detector test before getting the job.