Translation for 'to refer sb to sb' from English to Russian

to refer sb. to sb.

отсылать кого-л. к кому-л. [несов.]

to refer sth. to sb.

представлять что-л. кому-л. на рассмотрение [несов.]

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to refer to

ссылаться на [+akk.] [несов.]

to refer to a source

ссылаться на источник [несов.]

to refer to [pass on, direct]

отсылать к [+dat.] [несов.]

to apply to sb.

обращаться (с просьбой) к кому-л. [несов.]

to lie to sb.

солгать кому-л. [сов.]

to stab sb. to death

заколоть кого-л. [сов.]

sb./sth. tends to

кто-л. склонен (к тому)

to turn to sb./sth.

обращать к кому-л./чему-л. [несов.] [поворачивать]

to look up to sb.

относиться с уважением / почтением к кому-л.

to give advice to sb.

помогать [несов.] советами

советовать кому-л. [несов.] [давать совет]

давать консультацию кому-л.

to introduce oneself to sb.

представляться кому-л. [при знакомстве] [несов.]

представиться кому-л. [при знакомстве] [сов.]

to allude to sb./sth.

упоминать кого-л./что-л. [несов.] [ссылаться]

to give credit to sb.

признать заслуги кого-л.

to write to sb. about sth.

написа́ть кому-л. по поводу чего-л. [сов.]

писа́ть кому-л. по поводу чего-л. [несов.]

to come up to sb./ sth.

подступать [несов.] к кому-л./ чему-л.

подступить [сов.] к кому-л./ чему-л.

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