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HE КАПЛЕТ над кем coll VP impers this form only) s.o. is not under time constraints, there is no reason why s.o. need hurry: над Х-ом не каплет - X is not in any rush (hurry) (in limited contexts) whatfs the rush (the hurry)? whereas the fire? the sky isn't falling.(Анна Ивановна:) Что ж ты, бандурист, когда на мне женишься? (Гуслин:) А вот когда от Гордея Карпыча разрешение вылет ( ungrammat = выйдет). Куда нам торопиться-то, над нами не каплет (Островский 2). (A.I.:) When are you going to marry me, my brave guitarist? (G.:) As soon as Gordei Karpych gives his permission. What's the hurry? The sky's not falling (2b). -
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• НЕ КАПЛЕТ над кем coll[VP; impers; this form only]=====⇒ s.o. is not under time constraints, there is no reason why s.o. need hurry:- [in limited contexts] what's the rush (the hurry)?;- whereas the fire?;- the sky isn't falling.♦ [Анна Ивановна:] Что ж ты, бандурист, когда на мне женишься? [Гуслин:] А вот когда от Гордея Карпыча разрешение выдет [ungrammat = выйдет]. Куда нам торопиться-то, над нами не каплет (Островский 2). [A.I.:] When are you going to marry me, my brave guitarist? [G.:] As soon as Gordei Karpych gives his permission. What's the hurry? The sky's not falling (2b).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > не каплет
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3 терпеть
1) (сов. вы́терпеть, перетерпе́ть, стерпе́ть) (вн.; выдерживать что-л болезненное, неприятное) stand (d), bear (d), endure (d); suffer (d)терпе́ть хо́лод — endure cold
он не мо́жет бо́льше терпе́ть тако́й бо́ли — he cannot bear / stand / endure such pain any longer
бы́ло о́чень хо́лодно, но им пришло́сь терпе́ть — it was very cold, but they had to put up with it
он е́ле терпе́л э́то — he could hardly bear / stand it, it was almost more than he could bear
2) тк. несов. (вн.; долго подвергаться чему-л) suffer (d), endure (d)терпе́ть нужду́ — suffer privations, undergo hardships
терпе́ть дли́тельные лише́ния — undergo sustained deprivation
терпе́ть постоя́нные униже́ния — endure constant humiliation
3) (сов. потерпе́ть) (вн.; попадать в бедственное положение, нести ущерб) endure (d), sustain (d), suffer (d)терпе́ть ава́рию — have [get into] an accident
терпе́ть бе́дствие — be in distress
терпе́ть кораблекруше́ние — be shipwrecked
терпе́ть круше́ние (о корабле) — be wrecked; (о поезде, самолёте) crash
терпе́ть поте́ри [убы́тки] — endure / sustain losses [damages]
терпе́ть пораже́ние — suffer defeat, sustain a defeat, be defeated
законопрое́кт потерпе́л пораже́ние в парла́менте — the bill suffered defeat in parliament
4) (сов. потерпе́ть) (ждать, проявлять терпеливость) be patient, keep one's patience; wait, have patienceну́жно терпе́ть! — one must be patient
потерпи́ немно́го, я сейча́с займу́сь тобо́й — wait a little [have patience], I'll be with you in a minute
5) (сов. потерпе́ть) (вн.; допускать, проявлять терпимость) tolerate (d); (с отрицанием тж.) endure (d), stand (d), brook (d)вла́сти едва́ те́рпят их — the authorities barely tolerate them
мы не поте́рпим э́того — we shall not tolerate that, this shall not be tolerated
как мо́жно терпе́ть таку́ю на́глость? — how can such insolence be tolerated?
я не потерплю́ вмеша́тельства — I will brook no interference
••вре́мя те́рпит — there is no hurry / rush, there's still time
вре́мя не те́рпит — time is pressing; there's no time to be lost, time is getting short
де́ло не те́рпит отлага́тельства — the matter is urgent / pressing, the matter brooks [permits of] no delay
не терпе́ть (не любить, ненавидеть) — hate (d), not to tolerate / stand / stomach (d)
он не те́рпит шу́ток — he cannot take a joke
не терплю́ некомпете́нтности — I cannot tolerate incompetence
терпе́ть не могу́ [мо́жет и т.п.] (рд.; вн.; + инф.) — cannot tolerate (d); hate (d; ger)
терпе́ть э́того не могу́ — I can't stand / tolerate it, I hate it
терпе́ть не могу́, когда́ меня́ прерыва́ют — I hate being interrupted
терпе́ть не могу́ писа́ть пи́сьма — I hate writing letters
он их про́сто терпе́ть не мо́жет — he simply / just can't bear / stand / stomach them, he simply hates them
терпи́, каза́к, атама́ном бу́дешь погов. — см. казак
Бог терпе́л и нам веле́л погов. — ≈ patience is a virtue
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