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1 до меня дошли слухи, что
Colloquial: I heard through the grapevine thatУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > до меня дошли слухи, что
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м1) восприятие звуков hearing; earна слух, по слуху — by ear
абсолю́тный слух — absolute pitch
облада́ть музыка́льным слухом — to have a good ear for music
у соба́к прекра́сный слух — dogs have very good ears
его́ го́лос ре́жет мне слух — his voice jars on me/on my ear
2) молва rumo(u)r, hearsayслух о побе́де — word/rumo(u)r of sb's victory
пусти́ть слух — to circulate/to spread a rumo(u)r
хо́дят слухи, что... — rumo(u)r has it that..., there's a rumo(u)r circulating that..., it is rumo(u)red that...
э́то лишь слухи — it's only hearsay
до меня́ дошёл,слух, что... — I heard on/through the grapevine that…
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СЛУХОМ (СЛУХАМИ) ЗЕМЛИ ПОЛ-НИТСЯ (saying) news or gossip spreads everywhere (said when a person does not want to specify how or from whom he learned sth., but rather alludes to the fact that it is widespread): - things get around news spreads like wildfire it came through the grapevine bad news travels fast (said ironically) good news travels fast.«Лучше скажите, каким вас ветром занесло? Больше года тут, и всё не могли собраться, удосужиться?» — «Откуда вы знаете?» - «Слухами земля полнится» (Пастернак 1). "Better tell me what brought you here. You've been around more than a year and you never found a moment to come till now." "How do you know?" "Things get around" (1a).«Да я, впрочем, не спорить пришёл, а, узнав про вторую беду твою, пришёл утешить, потолковать с другом...» - «Какую такую беду?!» - «Да ведь Ивану-то Васильевичу пьеска не понравилась, - сказал Ли-коспастов, и глаза его сверкнули, — читал ты, говорят, сегодня?» - «Откуда это известно?!» - «Слухом земля полнится», — вздохнув, сказал Ликоспастов... (Булгаков 12). "Still, I didn't come here to argue. When I heard about your bit of bad luck I came over to cheer you up, have a talk..." "What bit of bad luck?!" "Ivan Vasilievich didn't like your play," said Likospastov, his eyes shining. "You read it to him today, didn't you?" "How do you know?" "Oh, the grapevine, you know..." said Likospastov with a sigh... (12a). -
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[saying]=====⇒ news or gossip spreads everywhere (said when a person does not want to specify how or from whom he learned sth., but rather alludes to the fact that it is widespread):- ≈ things get around;- [said ironically] good news travels fast.♦ "Лучше скажите, каким вас ветром занесло? Больше года тут, и всё не могли собраться, удосужиться?" - "Откуда вы знаете?" - "Слухами земля полнится" (Пастернак 1). "Better tell me what brought you here. You've been around more than a year and you never found a moment to come till now." "How do you know?" "Things get around" (1a).♦ "Да я, впрочем, не спорить пришёл, а, узнав про вторую беду твою, пришёл утешить, потолковать с другом..." - "Какую такую беду?!" - "Да ведь Ивану-то Васильевичу пьеска не понравилась, - сказал Ликоспастов, и глаза его сверкнули, - читал ты, говорят, сегодня?" - "Откуда это известно?!" - " Слухом земля полнится", - вздохнув, сказал Ликоспастов... (Булгаков 12). "Still, I didn't come here to argue. When I heard about your bit of bad luck I came over to cheer you up, have a talk..." "What bit of bad luck?!" "Ivan Vasilievich didn't like your play," said Likospastov, his eyes shining. "You read it to him today, didn't you?" "How do you know?" "Oh, the grapevine, you know..." said Likospastov with a sigh... (12a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > слухами земля полнится
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[saying]=====⇒ news or gossip spreads everywhere (said when a person does not want to specify how or from whom he learned sth., but rather alludes to the fact that it is widespread):- ≈ things get around;- [said ironically] good news travels fast.♦ "Лучше скажите, каким вас ветром занесло? Больше года тут, и всё не могли собраться, удосужиться?" - "Откуда вы знаете?" - " Слухами земля полнится" (Пастернак 1). "Better tell me what brought you here. You've been around more than a year and you never found a moment to come till now." "How do you know?" "Things get around" (1a).♦ "Да я, впрочем, не спорить пришёл, а, узнав про вторую беду твою, пришёл утешить, потолковать с другом..." - "Какую такую беду?!" - "Да ведь Ивану-то Васильевичу пьеска не понравилась, - сказал Ликоспастов, и глаза его сверкнули, - читал ты, говорят, сегодня?" - "Откуда это известно?!" - "Слухом земля полнится", - вздохнув, сказал Ликоспастов... (Булгаков 12). "Still, I didn't come here to argue. When I heard about your bit of bad luck I came over to cheer you up, have a talk..." "What bit of bad luck?!" "Ivan Vasilievich didn't like your play," said Likospastov, his eyes shining. "You read it to him today, didn't you?" "How do you know?" "Oh, the grapevine, you know..." said Likospastov with a sigh... (12a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > слухом земля полнится
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