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impended

/ɪmˈpɛndɪd/

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verb

Нависать, надвигаться

To hang or be suspended over (something); to overhang.

Examples :

"The dark storm clouds impended over the picnic, threatening to ruin our afternoon. "

Темные грозовые тучи нависали над пикником, угрожая испортить наш день.

situation event time

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verb

Надвигаться, грозить

Figuratively to hang over (someone) as a threat or danger.

Examples :

"The threat of a layoff impended over the factory workers, making them anxious. "

Угроза увольнения нависла над рабочими фабрики, вызывая у них беспокойство.

disaster future situation event

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verb

Надвигаться, грозить

To threaten to happen; to be about to happen, to be imminent.

Examples :

"A storm impended over the school picnic, threatening to ruin the fun. "

Над школьным пикником надвигалась буря, грозя испортить веселье.

time future event possibility

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verb

Платить, оплачивать

Examples :

"While "impended" sounds like it might mean "to pay," that is not its definition. "Impended" means "to be about to happen; to be imminent." Here's a correct example sentence: * The storm impended, so we hurried home. "

Надвигалась буря, поэтому мы поспешили домой.

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