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CO СВИДАНЬИЦЕМ (СВИДАНИЕМ) coll PrepP these forms only usu. used as indep. sent) the first toast offered at an informal get-together of acquaintances, relatives etc who have not seen each other for a considerable period of timenere's to our reunion.Трясущимися руками он разлил непочатую ещё четвертинку в два стакана и один из них пододвинул брату: «Со свиданьицем...» (Максимов 3). With shaky hands he poured a still untouched quarter into two glasses and pushed one over to his brother. "Here's to our reunion..." (3a). -
22 перейти на рельсы
• СТАНОВИТЬСЯ/СТАТЬ НА РЕЛЬСЫ[VP]=====1. перейти на рельсы чего, какие. Also: ПЕРЕХОДИТЬ/ПЕРЕЙТИ НА РЕЛЬСЫ all media [subj: usu. collect (завод, страна, промышленность, экономика etc)]⇒ (of a factory, a country, an industry, the economy etc) to start moving along a specific course (of development):- X started heading in a [AdjP] direction;- X was converted to a [AdjP] system (footing);- X switched over to a [AdjP] footing,○ ПЕРЕХОД НА РЕЛЬСЫ чего, какие [NP] ≈ taking a [AdjP] line (approach etc); switching over to a [AdjP] footing.♦ "Наверху готовятся большие перемены... Имеется в виду переход на более демократические рельсы, уступка общей законности, и это дело самого недалекого будущего" (Пастернак 1). "Big changes are being planned at the top...What they have in mind is to take a more democratic line, make a concession to legality, and this will come about quite soon" (1a).♦ На дворе лейтенант Филиппов занимался с личным составом строевой подготовкой... В обычное время на строевую подготовку времени никак не хватало. Всегда было слишком много работы. А тут в короткий период перехода на военные рельсы выдался свободный денек (Войнович 2). Down in the courtyard Lieutenant Filippov was busy drilling the staff....In normal times there was never enough time for drill. There was always too much work to do But now, in this short period of transition when they were switching over to a wartime footing, a free day had turned up (2a)2. obs [subj: human, collect, or abstr; often neg]⇒ to reach a stage when one progresses or sth. develops at a fast pace and unimpeded:- X isn't in (high) gear yet.Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > перейти на рельсы
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23 переходить на рельсы
• СТАНОВИТЬСЯ/СТАТЬ НА РЕЛЬСЫ[VP]=====1. переходить на рельсы чего, какие. Also: ПЕРЕХОДИТЬ/ПЕРЕЙТИ НА РЕЛЬСЫ all media [subj: usu. collect (завод, страна, промышленность, экономика etc)]⇒ (of a factory, a country, an industry, the economy etc) to start moving along a specific course (of development):- X started heading in a [AdjP] direction;- X was converted to a [AdjP] system (footing);- X switched over to a [AdjP] footing,○ ПЕРЕХОД НА РЕЛЬСЫ чего, какие [NP] ≈ taking a [AdjP] line (approach etc); switching over to a [AdjP] footing.♦ "Наверху готовятся большие перемены... Имеется в виду переход на более демократические рельсы, уступка общей законности, и это дело самого недалекого будущего" (Пастернак 1). "Big changes are being planned at the top...What they have in mind is to take a more democratic line, make a concession to legality, and this will come about quite soon" (1a).♦ На дворе лейтенант Филиппов занимался с личным составом строевой подготовкой... В обычное время на строевую подготовку времени никак не хватало. Всегда было слишком много работы. А тут в короткий период перехода на военные рельсы выдался свободный денек (Войнович 2). Down in the courtyard Lieutenant Filippov was busy drilling the staff....In normal times there was never enough time for drill. There was always too much work to do But now, in this short period of transition when they were switching over to a wartime footing, a free day had turned up (2a)2. obs [subj: human, collect, or abstr; often neg]⇒ to reach a stage when one progresses or sth. develops at a fast pace and unimpeded:- X isn't in (high) gear yet.Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > переходить на рельсы
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24 становиться на рельсы
• СТАНОВИТЬСЯ/СТАТЬ НА РЕЛЬСЫ[VP]=====1. становиться на рельсы чего, какие. Also: ПЕРЕХОДИТЬ/ПЕРЕЙТИ НА РЕЛЬСЫ all media [subj: usu. collect (завод, страна, промышленность, экономика etc)]⇒ (of a factory, a country, an industry, the economy etc) to start moving along a specific course (of development):- X started heading in a [AdjP] direction;- X was converted to a [AdjP] system (footing);- X switched over to a [AdjP] footing,○ ПЕРЕХОД НА РЕЛЬСЫ чего, какие [NP] ≈ taking a [AdjP] line (approach etc); switching over to a [AdjP] footing.♦ "Наверху готовятся большие перемены... Имеется в виду переход на более демократические рельсы, уступка общей законности, и это дело самого недалекого будущего" (Пастернак 1). "Big changes are being planned at the top...What they have in mind is to take a more democratic line, make a concession to legality, and this will come about quite soon" (1a).♦ На дворе лейтенант Филиппов занимался с личным составом строевой подготовкой... В обычное время на строевую подготовку времени никак не хватало. Всегда было слишком много работы. А тут в короткий период перехода на военные рельсы выдался свободный денек (Войнович 2). Down in the courtyard Lieutenant Filippov was busy drilling the staff....In normal times there was never enough time for drill. There was always too much work to do But now, in this short period of transition when they were switching over to a wartime footing, a free day had turned up (2a)2. obs [subj: human, collect, or abstr; often neg]⇒ to reach a stage when one progresses or sth. develops at a fast pace and unimpeded:- X isn't in (high) gear yet.Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > становиться на рельсы
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25 стать на рельсы
• СТАНОВИТЬСЯ/СТАТЬ НА РЕЛЬСЫ[VP]=====1. стать на рельсы чего, какие. Also: ПЕРЕХОДИТЬ/ПЕРЕЙТИ НА РЕЛЬСЫ all media [subj: usu. collect (завод, страна, промышленность, экономика etc)]⇒ (of a factory, a country, an industry, the economy etc) to start moving along a specific course (of development):- X started heading in a [AdjP] direction;- X was converted to a [AdjP] system (footing);- X switched over to a [AdjP] footing,○ ПЕРЕХОД НА РЕЛЬСЫ чего, какие [NP] ≈ taking a [AdjP] line (approach etc); switching over to a [AdjP] footing.♦ "Наверху готовятся большие перемены... Имеется в виду переход на более демократические рельсы, уступка общей законности, и это дело самого недалекого будущего" (Пастернак 1). "Big changes are being planned at the top...What they have in mind is to take a more democratic line, make a concession to legality, and this will come about quite soon" (1a).♦ На дворе лейтенант Филиппов занимался с личным составом строевой подготовкой... В обычное время на строевую подготовку времени никак не хватало. Всегда было слишком много работы. А тут в короткий период перехода на военные рельсы выдался свободный денек (Войнович 2). Down in the courtyard Lieutenant Filippov was busy drilling the staff....In normal times there was never enough time for drill. There was always too much work to do But now, in this short period of transition when they were switching over to a wartime footing, a free day had turned up (2a)2. obs [subj: human, collect, or abstr; often neg]⇒ to reach a stage when one progresses or sth. develops at a fast pace and unimpeded:- X isn't in (high) gear yet.Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > стать на рельсы
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26 со свиданием
• СО СВИДАНЬИЦЕМ < СВИДАНИЕМ> coll[PrepP; these forms only; usu. used as indep. sent]=====⇒ the first toast offered at an informal get-together of acquaintances, relatives etc who have not seen each other for a considerable period of time:- here's to our reunion. Трясущимися руками он разлил непочатую ещё четвертинку в два стакана и один из них пододвинул брату: " Со свиданьицем..." (Максимов 3). With shaky hands he poured a still untouched quarter into two glasses and pushed one over to his brother. "Here's to our reunion..." (3a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > со свиданием
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27 со свиданьицем
• СО СВИДАНЬИЦЕМ < СВИДАНИЕМ> coll[PrepP; these forms only; usu. used as indep. sent]=====⇒ the first toast offered at an informal get-together of acquaintances, relatives etc who have not seen each other for a considerable period of time:- here's to our reunion. Трясущимися руками он разлил непочатую ещё четвертинку в два стакана и один из них пододвинул брату: "Со свиданьицем..." (Максимов 3). With shaky hands he poured a still untouched quarter into two glasses and pushed one over to his brother. "Here's to our reunion..." (3a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > со свиданьицем
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