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1 В-192
ВОДЫ В POT НАБРАТЬ coll VP subj: human usu. past, often after как, будто, словно, точно) (often used when contrasting a person's silence with his initial intention to speak, his usual talkativeness, the expectation that he speak etc) to maintain complete silence, as if one had lost the ability to speakX (как) воды в рот набрал - X won't say a wordX (has) clammed up (of concealing a secret, not objecting to sth. etc) X is keeping his mouth shutты что, воды в рот набрал? -has the cat got your tongue?have you lost your tongue?«Давно ли ещё о празднике причитали, а тут воды в рот набрали...» (Абрамов 1). "Not long ago they were wailing over the holiday, and now they won't say a word!" (1b)....Когда в конце он поставил вопрос о распределении имущества бежавших с белыми, - ответили молчанием. «Чего ж вы воды в рот набрали?» - досадуя, спросил Иван Алексеевич (Шолохов 4)....When he concluded with the proposal to share out the property of those who had fled with the Whites, the response was silence. "What's the matter? Have you lost your tongues?" Ivan exclaimed angrily (4a).А ты думал, что стариков можно толкать, пихать... а они будут сидеть, как воды в рот набравши» (Ерофеев 3). ( context transl) "And I suppose you thought that you could give an old man like him a shove and a kick...and he would just sit and take it without a murmur" (3a). -
2 воды в рот набрать
• ВОДЫ В РОТ НАБРАТЬ coll[VP; subj: human; usu. past, often after как, будто, словно, точно]=====⇒ (often used when contrasting a person's silence with his initial intention to speak, his usual talkativeness, the expectation that he speak etc) to maintain complete silence, as if one had lost the ability to speak:- [of concealing a secret, not objecting to sth. etc] X is keeping his mouth shut;- have you lost your tongue?♦ "Давно ли ещё о празднике причитали, а тут воды в рот набрали..." (Абрамов 1). "Not long ago they were wailing over the holiday, and now they won't say a word!" (1b).♦...Когда в конце он поставил вопрос о распределении имущества бежавших с белыми, - ответили молчанием. "Чего ж вы воды в рот набрали?" - досадуя, спросил Иван Алексеевич (Шолохов 4)....When he concluded with the proposal to share out the property of those who had fled with the Whites, the response was silence. "What's the matter? Have you lost your tongues?" Ivan exclaimed angrily (4a).♦ "А ты думал, что стариков можно толкать, пихать... а они будут сидеть, как воды в рот набравши" (Ерофеев 3). [context transl] "And I suppose you thought that you could give an old man like him a shove and a kick...and he would just sit and take it without a murmur" (3a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > воды в рот набрать
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3 Я-27
СЛАБ (СЛАБЫЙ) НА ЯЗЬНС obsoles, substand AdjP subj-compl with copula (subj: human, both variants) or modif ( var. with long-form Adj) fixed WOa person who is too talkative, has a tendency to talk unrestrainedlyX слаб на язык - X has a loose tongueX talks nonstop X has trouble keeping his mouth shut X can't keep his tongue still X is a blabbermouth. -
4 слаб на язык
• СЛАБ < СЛАБЫЙ> НА ЯЗЫК obsoles, substand[AdjP; subj-compl with copula (subj: human, both variants) or modif (var. with long-form Adj); fixed WO]=====⇒ a person who is too talkative, has a tendency to talk unrestrainedly:- X is a blabbermouth.Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > слаб на язык
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5 слабый на язык
• СЛАБ < СЛАБЫЙ> НА ЯЗЫК obsoles, substand[AdjP; subj-compl with copula (subj: human, both variants) or modif (var. with long-form Adj); fixed WO]=====⇒ a person who is too talkative, has a tendency to talk unrestrainedly:- X is a blabbermouth.Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > слабый на язык
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6 затыкать рот
затыкать (закрывать, зажимать) рот ( кому)прост.stop <up> smb.'s mouth; shut smb.'s mouth; shut smb. up; stop smb.'s talkАнна Петровна.
Да что вы, Арина Егоровна, рехнулись, должно быть! Да кто же смеет что-нибудь сказать про мою Машеньку? Хорькова. Ах, матушка, никому рта не зажмёшь; всякий волен говорить, на то язык дан. (А. Островский, Бедная невеста) — Anna Petrovna. Why, Arina Egorovna, it must be you've lost your senses! And who dares to say anything against my Mashenka? Horkova. Ah, my dear, you can't stop up anybody's mouth! Everybody's free to talk; that's what the tongue's for!- Насколько я понимаю Африкана Дмитриевича, он покупает газету совсем не для того, чтобы зажать ей рот, как вы говорите... (М. Горький, Фома Гордеев) — 'If I'm not mistaken, it isn't to 'shut their mouths for them', as you put it, that Afrikan Dmitrievich wants to buy the paper.'
- Пусть мне не пытаются зажимать рот, как Мартемьянову и Логунову.... Взысканиями нас не укротишь; невозможно молчать, когда общее дело урон терпит. (А. Коптяева, Иван Иванович) — 'Don't let him try to shut me up like he did Martemianov and Logunov... We're not to be gagged with penalties; there's no keeping mum when you see the work's suffering.'
- Ладно, ладно, Аким, - Захар опустил глаза, - я не велика шишка. Я-то знаю, хозяин ты хороший, да о тебе и разговору нету, а каждому рот не зажмёшь. (П. Проскурин, Судьба) — 'All right, Akim,' Zakhar lowered his eyes. 'I'm not a big nob, I know you're a good farmer and it's not you they're thinking of, but you can't stop people's talk.'
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