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1 самый
м мест опр; ж - са́мая, с - са́мое, мн - са́мые1) употр для уточнения (the) very, rightтот же са́мый — the same
тот са́мый челове́к, кото́рый... — the very man who...
тот же са́мый челове́к — the same person
у са́мого поро́га — (right) on the doorstep
в са́мом нача́ле — at the very beginning, (right) at the start
в са́мом нача́ле главы́ — at the very beginning of the chapter
в са́мом нача́ле го́нки — at the start of the race
са́мый си́льный — the strongest
са́мый интере́сный — the most interesting
са́мый лу́чший/ху́дший — the best/worst
са́мое гла́вное — the main thing, в речи, статье и т. п. the (main) point
са́мое бо́льшее — the most
са́мое бо́льшее/ме́ньшее три дня — three days at (the) most/least
са́мое по́зднее — at the latest
я хочу́ поговори́ть с ней об э́том. - Сейча́с са́мый подходя́щий моме́нт — I want to speak to her about it... - There's no time like the present
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2 В-278
У ВОРОТ У ДВЕРЕЙ PrepP these forms only subj-compl with copula)1. ( subj: abstr, often the name of a month, a noun denoting a season etc) sth. is very close, sth. will come very soon, in the immediate futureX у ворот — X is just (right) around the cornerX is close (near) at hand X is almost upon us itfs almost X.2. (subj: human ( usu. pi) or collect) some people are in immediate proximity (to s.o.), nearby: Х-ы у ворот = Xs are (right) at the doorstepXs are (knocking) at person Yb (the) door Xs are at the gate(s) Xs are almost upon person Y.Обезумевшими глазами (люди) хватали с обрывков нового приказа на стенах бесстрашные слова: «ЗА ДЕЛО! ВСЕ В РЯДЫ! БЕЙТЕ ТРЕВОГУ, ВРАГ У ВОРОТ!» (Федин 1). Their (the people's) panic-stricken eyes grasped the fearless words from scraps of a new order on the walls: "TO WORK! EVERYONE TO THE RANKS! SOUND THE ALARM, ENEMY AT THE GATES!" (1a). -
3 у ворот
• У ВОРОТ; У ДВЕРЕЙ[PrepP; these forms only; subj-compl with copula]=====1. [subj: abstr, often the name of a month, a noun denoting a season etc]⇒ sth. is very close, sth. will come very soon, in the immediate future:- it's almost X.2. [subj: human (usu. pl) or collect]⇒ some people are in immediate proximity (to s.o.), nearby:- Xs are almost upon person Y.♦ Обезумевшими глазами [ люди] хватали с обрывков нового приказа на стенах бесстрашные слова: " ЗА ДЕЛО! ВСЕ В РЯДЫ! БЕЙТЕ ТРЕВОГУ, ВРАГ У ВОРОТ!" (Федин 1). Their [the people's] panic-stricken eyes grasped the fearless words from scraps of a new order on the walls: "TO WORK! EVERYONE TO THE RANKS! SOUND THE ALARM, ENEMY AT THE GATES!" (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > у ворот
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4 у дверей
• У ВОРОТ; У ДВЕРЕЙ[PrepP; these forms only; subj-compl with copula]=====1. [subj: abstr, often the name of a month, a noun denoting a season etc]⇒ sth. is very close, sth. will come very soon, in the immediate future:- it's almost X.2. [subj: human (usu. pl) or collect]⇒ some people are in immediate proximity (to s.o.), nearby:- Xs are almost upon person Y.♦ Обезумевшими глазами [ люди] хватали с обрывков нового приказа на стенах бесстрашные слова: " ЗА ДЕЛО! ВСЕ В РЯДЫ! БЕЙТЕ ТРЕВОГУ, ВРАГ У ВОРОТ!" (Федин 1). Their [the people's] panic-stricken eyes grasped the fearless words from scraps of a new order on the walls: "TO WORK! EVERYONE TO THE RANKS! SOUND THE ALARM, ENEMY AT THE GATES!" (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > у дверей
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5 П-376
НА ПОРОГЕ lit PrepP Invar1. \П-376 чего (the resulting PrepP is adv or subj-compl with copula (subj: human or collect)) in the period or stage immediately preceding sth.: on the threshold (the verge, the brink) ofна пороге смерти = at deathfc door.Абрам Менделевич стал ему рассказывать, что мы находимся «на пороге открытия новой науки»... (Копелев 1). Abram Mendelevich began telling him that we were "on the threshold of discovering a new science..." (1a).(Андрей:) Итак, Кавалеров, мы находимся на пороге великих событий (Олеша 6). (A.:) So, Kavalerov, we're on the verge of great things, eh? (6a).2. ( subj-compl with бытье, стоять ( subj: abstr)) very near, very soon to comeX на пороге = X is very close (near) at handX is right on the doorstep X is just (a)round the corner X is (knocking) at s.o. (the) door.Потеплело, растаял снег - весна была на пороге. It got warmer and the snow melted-spring was just around the corner. -
6 на пороге
• НА ПОРОГЕ lit[PrepP; Invar]=====⇒ in the period or stage immediately preceding sth.:- on the threshold (the verge, the brink) of;♦ Абрам Менделевич стал ему рассказывать, что мы находимся "на пороге открытия новой науки"... (Копелев 1). Abram Mendelevich began telling him that we were uon the threshold of discovering a new science..." (1a).♦ [Андрей:] Итак, Кавалеров, мы находимся на пороге великих событий (Олеша 6). [A.:] So, Kavalerov, we're on the verge of great things, eh? (6a).2. [subj-compl with быть, стоять (subj: abstr)]⇒ very near, very soon to come:- X is (knocking) at s.o.'s (the) door.♦ Потеплело, растаял снег - весна была на пороге. It got warmer and the snow melted-spring was just around the comer.Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > на пороге
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ПОД БОКОМ (ПОД БОКОМ) (у кого) coll PrepP these forms only adv or subj-compl with copula ( subj: concr, a geographical name, a noun denoting an organization etc, or human) very near, in immediate proximityclose (near) at hand(right) close by nearby (near by) (in limited contexts) right there (here) in s.o. 's immediate neighborhood just (right) around the corner (right) at s.o. fe side (right) under s.o. 's nose at (on) s.o. Ts doorstep....Стрелецкая слобода была у него под боком и он мог прибыть туда через полчаса (Салтыков-Щедрин 1)....The Musketeers District was right close by and he could have been there in half an hour (1a).Тем была люба война на восстании, что под боком у каждого бойца был родимый курень. Надоедало ходить в заставы и секреты, надоедало в разъездах мотаться по буграм и перевалам, - казак отпрашивался у сотенного, ехал домой... (Шолохов 4). The one good thing about the insurgent war was that every Cossack had a home near by. When he grew tired of outpost duty or riding on patrol over hill and dale, he could ask permission of his squadron commander and go home... (4a)..При нужде можно весь урожай одним мешком перетаскать -огород под боком... (Распутин 4)....If you had to you could drag the entire harvest in one sack - for the garden was right there... (4a)....Никак нельзя допустить, что господин Ратабон по рассеянности не заметил, что под боком у него играют актёры... (Булгаков 5). It surely cannot be assumed that Monsieur Ratabon had absent-mindedly failed to notice the actors playing in his immediate neighborhood... (5a).Приятно, в самом деле, иметь у себя под боком подземный мраморный дворец (Аксёнов 6). It really is very pleasant to have one's own subterranean marble palace just around the corner (6a).Всё ясно: Сталин хочет забрать его (Кирова) из Ленинграда, хочет иметь его под боком в Москве, хочет полного подчинения (Рыбаков 2). It was quite clear: Stalin wanted him (Kirov) out of Leningrad, he wanted him at his side in Moscow where he could keep him under full control (2a).Он опасался поначалу, не окажется ли его будущий зять с завихрениями, с интеллигентскими выкрутасами. Только такого ему не хватало под боком! (Ерофеев 3). ( context transl) Не had been worried at first that his future son-in-law would turn out to be one of those weird types with intellectual pretensions. That was all he needed—one of those right in his own family! (3a). -
8 под боком
[PrepP; these forms only; adv or subj-compl with copula (subj: concr, a geographical name, a noun denoting an organization etc, or human]=====⇒ very near, in immediate proximity:- [in limited contexts] right there (here);- in s.o.'s immediate neighborhood;- (right) at s.o.'s side;- (right) under s.o.'s nose;- at (on) s.o.Ts doorstep.♦...Стрелецкая слобода была у него под боком и он мог прибыть туда через полчаса (Салтыков-Щедрин 1)....The Musketeers District was right close by and he could have been there in half an hour (1a).♦ Тем была люба война на восстании, что под боком у каждого бойца был родимый курень. Надоедало ходить в заставы и секреты, надоедало в разъездах мотаться по буграм и перевалам, - казак отпрашивался у сотенного, ехал домой... (Шолохов 4). The one good thing about the insurgent war was that every Cossack had a home near by. When he grew tired of outpost duty or riding on patrol over hill and dale, he could ask permission of his squadron commander and go home... (4a).♦...При нужде можно весь урожай одним мешком перетаскать - огород под боком... (Распутин 4)....If you had to you could drag the entire harvest in one sack - for the garden was right there... (4a).♦...Никак нельзя допустить, что господин Ратабон по рассеянности не заметил, что под боком у него играют актёры... (Булгаков 5). It surely cannot be assumed that Monsieur Ratabon had absent-mindedly failed to notice the actors playing in his immediate neighborhood... (5a).♦ Приятно, в самом деле, иметь у себя под боком подземный мраморный дворец (Аксёнов 6). It really is very pleasant to have one's own subterranean marble palace just around the corner (6a).♦ Всё ясно: Сталин хочет забрать его [Кирова] из Ленинграда, хочет иметь его под боком в Москве, хочет полного подчинения (Рыбаков 2). It was quite clear: Stalin wanted him [Kirov] out of Leningrad, he wanted him at his side in Moscow where he could keep him under full control (2a).♦ Он опасался поначалу, не окажется ли его будущий зять с завихрениями, с интеллигентскими выкрутасами. Только такого ему не хватало под боком! (Ерофеев 3). [context transl] He had been worried at first that his future son-in-law would turn out to be one of those weird types with intellectual pretensions. That was ail he needed - one of those right in his own family! (3a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > под боком
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9 не пускать на порог
( кого)never let smb. set foot on one's threshold; not allow smb. on the doorstep (past the door); lock the door against smb.- [Я] просто на порог не пускал бы всю эту якобы артистическую богему, всех этих будущих знаменитостей из студий и консерваторий, из театральных школ. (И. Бунин, Митина любовь) — 'I'd simply lock the door against all that Bohemian crowd, all those future celebrities from the studios and conservatories and theatrical schools.'
В конце концов Агния Петровна при мне строго-настрого сказала Агаше, чтобы она больше на порог не пускала этого "проходимца". (В. Каверин, Открытая книга) — At last Agnia Petrovna, in my presence, very strictly instructed Agasha never again to allow 'that rogue' past the door.
- Доктор-то оказался прав. Климат там, в горах, отличный. Но до революции нас бы туда на порог не пустили, а потом уже мамы не стало. (В. Инбер, Преступление Нор-Биби) — 'The doctor was right after all. Over there, in the mountains, the climate is excellent. But before the Revolution we wouldn't have been allowed on the doorstep. And afterwards it was too late.'
Русско-английский фразеологический словарь > не пускать на порог
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10 порог
муж.1) threshold перен. тж.слуховой порог — физиол. threshold of audibility
2) геогр. rapids3) тех. baffle (plate), dam, altar (печи)••на пороге — книжн. on the threshold/verge/brink of
не показываться на порог — never come to see smb.
не пускать на порог — not let smb. in the door
отметать с порога разг. — to dismiss smth. out of hand
с порога (ляпнуть, выпалить что-л.) — right away, immidiately, right off the bat
у порога — (to be) close at hand, (to be) on the doorstep, (to be) just round the corner
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11 Места вокруг довольно красивые, прямо за порогом начинается густой сосновый лес
Универсальный русско-английский словарь > Места вокруг довольно красивые, прямо за порогом начинается густой сосновый лес
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12 в двух шагах от
1) General subject: (чьего-л.) on (one's) doorstep, right away from, within a stone's throw (of something), just a carrot's throw from sth., just a stone's throw away from sth. (The new liquor store is just a stone's throw from an elementary school.), just a stone's throw from sth. (Our B&B is just a stone's throw from the railway station.), just steps from, just a stone's throw from2) Graphic expression: a stone's throw away from
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