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≈ горе неудачникам, к чёрту неудачников [часть выражения each for himself and the devil take the hindmost; см. each for himself and the devil take the hindmost]Under "In God We Trust" on our dollar might be written: "The Devil Take the Hindmost!" - that is the laborer. (Th. Dreiser, ‘Tragic America’, ch. I) — Под девизом, стоящим на нашем долларе, "на Бога уповаем" следовало бы приписать: "и к черту неудачников", т. е рабочих.
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Общая лексика: всяк за себя, к черту неудачников, к чертям неудачниковУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > the devil take the hindmost
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5 The devil take the hindmost!
Горе неудачникам! Пусть неудачник плачет! К чёрту неудачников!Difficulties of the English language (lexical reference) English-Russian dictionary > The devil take the hindmost!
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Общая лексика: всяк за себя, горе неудачникам, к чёрту неудачниковУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > devil take the hindmost
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Общая лексика: к чёрту отстающих!Универсальный англо-русский словарь > devil take the hindmost!
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על כל אחד לדאוג לעצמו; האחרון מפסיד* * *◙ דיספמ ןורחאה ;ומצעל גואדל דחא לכ לע◄ -
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Спасайся, кто может!Difficulties of the English language (lexical reference) English-Russian dictionary > Devil take the hindmost!
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12 each for himself and the devil take the hindmost
"всяк за себя и к чёрту отстающих"; см. тж. the devil take the hindmostCapitalism is ruthless on this point: its principle is "Each for himself and the devil take the hindmost!" (B. Shaw, ‘The Intelligent Woman's Guide to Socialism and Capitalism’, ch. 57) — Капитализм неумолим в этом отношении; принцип его: каждый за себя - и к чертям отстающих.
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Пословица: своя рубаха ближе к телу, своя рубашка ближе к телуУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > every man for himself and the devil take the hindmost
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Общая лексика: спасайся кто можетУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > everyone for himself and the devil take the hindmost
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1 noun∎ Religion the Devil le Diable, Satan m;∎ old-fashioned the devil take him! qu'il aille au diable!, que le diable l'emporte!;∎ you little devil! petit monstre!;∎ you lucky devil! veinard!;∎ British poor devil! pauvre diable!∎ what the devil are you doing? mais enfin, qu'est-ce que tu fabriques?;∎ where the devil is it? où diable peut-il bien être?, mais où est-ce que ça pourrait bien être?;∎ how the devil should I know? comment voulez-vous que je sache?□ ;∎ who the devil are you? qui diable êtes-vous?, et d'où est-ce que vous sortez, vous?;∎ this house is the very devil to keep clean c'est vraiment la galère de nettoyer cette maison;∎ they worked/ran like the devil ils ont travaillé/couru comme des fous ou des malades;∎ he has a devil of a temper il a un fichu caractère, il a un caractère de cochon;∎ I had a devil of a time getting here j'ai eu un mal fou ou un mal de chien à arriver jusqu'ici;∎ there'll be the devil to pay when your father finds out ça va barder quand ton père apprendra ça;∎ we had the devil of a job or the devil's own job finding the house on a eu un mal fou à trouver la maison;∎ to be (caught) between the devil and the deep blue sea être pris entre deux feux, être entre le marteau et l'enclume;∎ to give the devil his due… en toute honnêteté, il faut dire que…, rendons ou rendons-lui justice…;∎ he has the luck of the devil or the devil's own luck il a une veine de pendu ou de cocu;∎ speak or talk of the devil (and he's sure to appear)! quand on parle du loup (on en voit la queue)!;∎ proverb better the devil you know (than the devil you don't) mieux vaut se contenter de ce qu'on a que de risquer de trouver pire;∎ proverb the devil finds or makes work for idle hands (to do) l'oisiveté est (la) mère de tous les vices;∎ proverb (every man for himself and) let the devil take the hindmost chacun pour soi et Dieu pour tous∎ Typography printer's devil apprenti(e) m,f imprimeur∎ devilled egg œuf m à la diable∎ British to devil for sb (author) servir de nègre à qn; (lawyer) être avocat stagiaire auprès de qn; Typography (printer) être apprenti imprimeur chez qn►► devil's advocate avocat m du diable;∎ to play devil's advocate se faire l'avocat du diable;American devil's food cake gâteau m au chocolat noir;Cookery devils on horseback pruneaux mpl au bacon;Devil's Island l'île f du Diable;devil worship culte m du diable -
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♦ devil /ˈdɛvl/n.1 [u] (relig., spesso maiuscolo) diavolo; demonio: God and the devil, Dio e il diavolo; possessed by the devil, posseduto dal demonio; devil worship, adorazione del diavolo; satanismo; devil-worshipper, adoratore del diavolo; satanista; the devil of greed, il demone della cupidigia2 (fig. fam.) tipo; diavolo: He's lost his job, poor devil!, povero diavolo, ha perso il posto; He's a cheeky devil, ha una bella faccia tosta; He's a lucky devil!, ha una fortuna sfacciata!; little devil, ( di bambino) diavoletto; piccola peste3 (fam. antiq., intensificativo) – a devil of a, un grande, un bel: a devil of a fine horse, un gran bel cavallo; I had a devil of a ( o the devil's own) job to convince him, ho avuto un bel daffare per convincerlo; What the devil are you doing?, che diavolo state facendo?; Who the devil are you?, chi diavolo sei?; How the devil do you expect me to do that?; come diavolo pensi che io possa farlo?6 (edil.) braciere portatile; fornacetta7 (ind. tess.) macchina per triturare gli stracci● the devil's advocate, l'avvocato del diavolo ( nel diritto canonico): (fig.) to play devil's advocate, fare l'avvocato del diavolo (bot.) devil's-bit ( Scabiosa succisa), morso del diavolo □ the devil's book, le carte da gioco □ (bot.) devil's claw ( Harpagophytum procumbens), artiglio del diavolo □ (zool.) devil's coach-horse ( Staphylinus olens), stafilino odoroso □ devil's dozen, (il numero) tredici □ devil's food cake, sorta di torta fondente al cioccolato □ devil-may-care, avventato, scavezzacollo □ (bot., slang) devil's milk, euforbia □ devils on horseback, involtini di prugne e bacon ( serviti come antipasto) □ ( gioco) devil on two sticks, diabolo □ (fam.) ( there'll be) the devil to pay, saranno guai grossi: If he finds out, there'll be the devil to pay, se lo scopre, saranno guai grossi (o succederà il finimondo) □ (fam.) Be a devil!, lasciati tentare!; buttati! □ to be between the devil and the deep blue sea, essere tra l'incudine e il martello; essere tra Scilla e Cariddi □ (fam. antiq.) to be the very devil, essere difficilissimo; essere faticosissimo □ to bring out the devil in sb., tirare fuori gli istinti peggiori (o il lato peggiore) di q. □ to give the devil his due, riconoscere i meriti di q., anche se è un poco di buono □ to go to the devil, andare in malora; andare in rovina □ (fam. antiq.) Go to the devil!, va al diavolo! □ (fam.) to have the luck of the devil, avere una fortuna del diavolo □ (fam.) like the devil, a gran velocità; moltissimo: to drive like the devil, guidare come un pazzo; to run like the devil, correre all'impazzata (o a rotta di collo) □ to play the devil with, sconvolgere; fare scempio di □ to raise the devil, evocare il demonio; (fig. fam.) fare il diavolo a quattro, fare un chiasso del diavolo □ (fam. antiq.) The devil you will [he can't, they do, etc.]!, ( come reazione di incredulità o diniego) figuriamoci!; neanche per sogno! □ (prov.) Better the devil you know ( than the devil you don't), chi lascia la via vecchia per la nuova (sa quel che lascia e non sa quel che trova) □ ( Every man for himself and) the Devil take the hindmost!, ognuno per sé, e Dio per tutti □ (prov.) Speak (o Talk) of the devil, lupus in fabula; si parla del diavolo (e spuntano le corna) □ (prov.) The devil finds work for idle hands, l'ozio è il padre dei vizi □ (prov.) The devil has all the best tunes, il peccato (o il vizio) è più attraente della virtù □ (prov.) The devil is not so black as he is painted, il diavolo non è così brutto come lo si dipinge □ (prov.) The devil looks after his own, la fortuna va spesso a chi se la merita di meno □ (prov.) The devil's in the detail, è nei dettagli che si nascondono le insidie.(to) devil /ˈdɛvl/A v. i. (antiq.)B v. t.(fam. USA) infastidire; tormentare. -
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devil [ˊdevl]1. n1) (обыкн. the D.) дья́вол, сатана́2) чёрт, бес3) стра́шный, кова́рный челове́к, настоя́щий дья́вол4) разг. энерги́чный, напо́ристый челове́к;a devil to work рабо́тает, как чёрт
;a devil to eat ест за четверы́х
5) разг. челове́к, па́рень;lucky devil счастли́вец
;poor devil бедня́га
;a devil of a fellow хра́брый ма́лый
;little ( или young) devil шутл. чертёнок; ирон. су́щий дья́вол, отча́янный ма́лый
6) разг. тру́дное де́ло, дья́вольская шту́каwhat the devil do you mean? что вы э́тим хоти́те сказа́ть, чёрт возьми́?; как бы не так!
;devil a bit of money did he give! дал он де́нег, чёрта с два! [ср. deuce Ⅱ]
8) литера́тор, журнали́ст, выполня́ющий рабо́ту для друго́го, «негр»9) ма́льчик на побегу́шках, учени́к в типогра́фии (тж. printer's devil)11) зоол. су́мчатый волк ( в Тасмании); су́мчатый дья́вол12) тех. волк-маши́на◊talk of the devil (and he is sure to appear) ≅ лёгок на поми́не!
;а) о́бщая дра́ка, сва́лка;б) род фейерве́рка;the devil (and all) to pay грозя́щая неприя́тность, беда́; затрудни́тельное положе́ние
;the devil is not so bad as he is painted посл. не так стра́шен чёрт, как его́ малю́ют
;to paint the devil blacker than he is сгуща́ть кра́ски
;between the devil and the deep sea ≅ ме́жду двух огне́й
;devil's own luck ≅ черто́вски везёт; необыкнове́нное сча́стье
;devil take the hindmost ≅ го́ре неуда́чникам; к чёрту неуда́чников; всяк за себя́
;to give the devil his due отдава́ть до́лжное проти́внику
;to play the devil with причини́ть вред; испо́ртить
;to raise the devil шуме́ть, буя́нить; поднима́ть сканда́л
2. v1) гото́вить о́строе мясно́е или ры́бное блю́до2) рабо́тать ( for — на); исполня́ть чернову́ю рабо́ту для литера́тора, журнали́ста3) амер. надоеда́ть; дразни́ть -
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hindmost /ˈhaɪndməʊst/a. (superl. di hind)(il) più indietro; (l') ultimo● (prov.) ( Every man for himself) and the devil take the hindmost!, ciascuno per sé e Dio per tutti!; gli altri si arrangino! -
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noun1) (Satan)2) orDevil (coll.) who/where/what etc. the devil? — wer/wo/was usw. zum Teufel? (salopp)
the devil take him! — hol' ihn der Teufel! (salopp)
the devil! — Teufel auch! (salopp)
there will be the devil to pay — da ist der Teufel los (ugs.)
[you can] go to the devil! — scher dich zum Teufel! (salopp)
run like the devil — wie der Teufel rennen (ugs.)
between the devil and the deep [blue] sea — in einer Zwickmühle (ugs.)
3)a or the devil of a mess — ein verteufelter Schlamassel (ugs.)
have the devil of a time — es verteufelt schwer haben
he's a clever devil — er ist ein schlauer Hund (ugs.)
you devil! — (ugs.) du Schlingel!
lucky devil — Glückspilz, der (ugs.)
cheeky devil — Frechdachs, der (fam., meist scherzh.)
* * *['devl]1) (the spirit of evil; Satan: He does not worship God - he worships the Devil.) der Teufel2) (any evil or wicked spirit or person: That woman is a devil!) der Teufel3) (a person who is bad or disapproved of: She's a lazy devil.) der Teufel4) (an unfortunate person for whom one feels pity: Poor devils! I feel really sorry for them.) der Teufel* * *dev·il[ˈdevəl]I. n▪ the \devil der Teufelto be possessed by the \devil vom Teufel besessen sein, den Teufel im Leib haben2. (demon) böser Geist, Dämon m; ( fig: wicked person) Teufel(in) m(f) fam, Teufelsbraten m pej fam, Satansbraten m pej famhe's a real \devil er ist ein echtes Scheusal fam3. ( approv fam: sly person) alter Fuchs fam; (daring person) Teufelskerl m fam, Draufgänger(in) m(f) famyou \devil du bist [mir] vielleicht so eine Marke fam4. (affectionately)cheeky \devil Frechdachs m hum famlittle \devil kleiner Schlingel fampoor \devil armer Teufel [o Schlucker] [o Kerl] famto be a \devil of a job eine Heidenarbeit sein famto have the \devil of a job [or time] doing sth es verteufelt [o verdammt] schwer haben, etw zu tun famwe had the \devil of a time trying to find the place es war verdammt schwierig für uns, den Ort zu findenhow/what/where/who/why the \devil...? wie/was/wo/wer/warum zum Teufel...? fam8. ZOOL[Tasmanian] \devil Tasmanischer Teufel, Beutelteufel m9.▶ to give the \devil his due das muss man ihm/ihr lassen▶ go to the \devil! geh zum Teufel! sl, scher dich zum Teufel! sl▶ there'll be the \devil to pay das gibt Ärgerif he catches you doing that there'll be the \devil to pay wenn er dich dabei erwischt, ist die Hölle los▶ to play the \devil with sb/sth jdm/etw übel mitspielen, Schindluder mit jdm/etw treiben▶ speak [or ( dated) talk] of the \devil [and he appears] wenn man vom Teufel spricht[, ist er auch schon da], wenn man den Teufel nennt[, kommt er gerennt] SÜDD prov, man soll den Teufel nicht an die Wand malento \devil for sb für jdn als Anwaltsvertreter tätig sein* * *['devl]1. n1) (= evil spirit) Teufel m2) (inf: person, child) Teufel m (inf); (= object, screw etc) Plage f; (= daring person) Teufelskerl mshall I have another? – go on, be a devil — soll ich noch einen trinken etc? – los, nur zu, riskiers! (inf)
be a devil and say yes — riskier mal was und sag ja or Ja
3) (infI had a devil of a job getting here — es war verdammt schwierig, hierherzukommen (inf)he had a devil of a time selling his car —
I live a devil of a long way away the devil of it is... — ich wohne verdammt weit weg das Ärgerliche daran ist... (inf)
how/what/why/who the devil...? — wie/was/warum/wer zum Teufel or in drei Teufels Namen...?
to run/drive like the devil — wie ein geölter Blitz sausen/fahren (inf)
4)(to be) between the Devil and the deep blue sea — (sich) in einer Zwickmühle (befinden)to sell one's soul to the devil — dem Teufel seine Seele verkaufen
to have the devil's own luck or the luck of the devil (inf) — ein Schweineglück (inf) or unverschämtes Glück haben
better the devil you know ( than the devil you don't) (prov) — von zwei Übeln wählt man besser das, was man schon kennt
2. vi (JUR, TYP, LITER ETC)Handlangerdienste tun3. vt (COOK)kidneys scharf gewürzt grillen* * *devil [ˈdevl]A s1. Teufel m:b) Höllengeist mc) Dämon md) fig Unhold m:a devil in petticoats umg ein Weibsteufel;little devil kleiner Racker;poor devil umg armer Teufel;be a devil umg huma) genier dich nicht!, lang zu!,b) gönn dir was!;be (caught) between the devil and the deep blue sea fig sich zwischen zwei Feuern befinden, in einer Zwickmühle sein oder sitzen;talk ( oder speak) of the devil (and he will appear) umg wenn man vom Teufel spricht, dann kommt er;like the devil umg wie der Teufel, wie verrückt;go to the devil umga) vor die Hunde gehen,b) zum Teufel gehen, sich zum Teufel scheren;the devil take the hindmost den letzten beißen die Hunde;a) alles denkbar Schlechte,b) alles Mögliche;there will be the devil to pay umg das dicke Ende kommt noch (nach);play the devil with umg Schindluder treiben mit;the devil! umga) (verärgert) zum Teufel!, zum Kuckuck!,b) (erstaunt) Donnerwetter!, da hört (sich) doch alles auf!;give the devil his due jedem das Seine lassen;raise devil umg einen Mordskrach schlagen3. umg Draufgängertum n, Schneid m4. fig Laster n, Übel n:a) eine verteufelte Sacheb) ein Mordsding, eine Mordssache:the devil of a job eine Mords- oder Heidenarbeit;isn’t it the devil das ist doch eine verflixte Sache;the devil of it das Vertrackte an der Sache;the devil of a good joke ein verdammt guter Witz6. umg intensivierend (als Verneinung) nicht der (die, das) Geringste:devil a bit überhaupt nicht, nicht die Spur;devil a one nicht ein einziger7. Handlanger(in): → academic.ru/57994/printer">printer 19. scharf gewürztes Pfannen- oder Grillgericht10. Sprühteufel m (Feuerwerk)11. TECHa) Zerkleinerungsmaschine f, besonders Reißwolf m, Holländer mb) Holzgewindedrehbank fB v/t prät und pperf deviled, besonders Br devilled1. umg jemanden plagen, schikanieren, piesacken umg2. TECH Lumpen etc zerfasern, wolfenC v/i1. Handlangerdienste tun ( for für)* * *noun1) (Satan)2) orDevil (coll.) who/where/what etc. the devil? — wer/wo/was usw. zum Teufel? (salopp)
the devil take him! — hol' ihn der Teufel! (salopp)
the devil! — Teufel auch! (salopp)
[you can] go to the devil! — scher dich zum Teufel! (salopp)
run like the devil — wie der Teufel rennen (ugs.)
between the devil and the deep [blue] sea — in einer Zwickmühle (ugs.)
speak or talk of the devil [and he will appear] — wenn man vom Teufel spricht[, kommt er]
3)a or the devil of a mess — ein verteufelter Schlamassel (ugs.)
you devil! — (ugs.) du Schlingel!
lucky devil — Glückspilz, der (ugs.)
cheeky devil — Frechdachs, der (fam., meist scherzh.)
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