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ПОДНИМАТЬ/ПОДНЯТЬ БОКАЛ(Ы) за кого-что VP subj: human to offer a toast to or drink in honor of s.o. or sth.: X поднял бокал за Y-a = X drank to Y X raised a X proposed a toast to Y X held his glass high (in congratulation etc).До гроба, до поздних дней благодарный воспитанник, подняв бокал в день рождения своего чудного воспитателя, уже давно бывшего в могиле, оставался, закрыв глаза, и лил слбзы по нем (Гоголь 3). То the grave, to the very last days, the grateful pupil would raise a glass on the birthday of his wonderful teacher though he had long been in his grave, and closing his eyes, he would weep for him (3a). -
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[VP; subj: human]=====⇒ to offer a toast to or drink in honor of s.o. or sth.:- X raised a < his> glass (to Y);- X held his glass high (in congratulation etc).♦ До гроба, до поздних дней благодарный воспитанник, подняв бокал в день рождения своего чудного воспитателя, уже давно бывшего в могиле, оставался, закрыв глаза, и лил слёзы по нем (Гоголь 3). То the grave, to the very last days, the grateful pupil would raise a glass on the birthday of his wonderful teacher though he had long been in his grave, and closing his eyes, he would weep for him (3a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > поднимать бокал
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[VP; subj: human]=====⇒ to offer a toast to or drink in honor of s.o. or sth.:- X raised a < his> glass (to Y);- X held his glass high (in congratulation etc).♦ До гроба, до поздних дней благодарный воспитанник, подняв бокал в день рождения своего чудного воспитателя, уже давно бывшего в могиле, оставался, закрыв глаза, и лил слёзы по нем (Гоголь 3). То the grave, to the very last days, the grateful pupil would raise a glass on the birthday of his wonderful teacher though he had long been in his grave, and closing his eyes, he would weep for him (3a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > поднимать бокалы
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4 поднять бокал
[VP; subj: human]=====⇒ to offer a toast to or drink in honor of s.o. or sth.:- X raised a < his> glass (to Y);- X held his glass high (in congratulation etc).♦ До гроба, до поздних дней благодарный воспитанник, подняв бокал в день рождения своего чудного воспитателя, уже давно бывшего в могиле, оставался, закрыв глаза, и лил слёзы по нем (Гоголь 3). То the grave, to the very last days, the grateful pupil would raise a glass on the birthday of his wonderful teacher though he had long been in his grave, and closing his eyes, he would weep for him (3a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > поднять бокал
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[VP; subj: human]=====⇒ to offer a toast to or drink in honor of s.o. or sth.:- X raised a < his> glass (to Y);- X held his glass high (in congratulation etc).♦ До гроба, до поздних дней благодарный воспитанник, подняв бокал в день рождения своего чудного воспитателя, уже давно бывшего в могиле, оставался, закрыв глаза, и лил слёзы по нем (Гоголь 3). То the grave, to the very last days, the grateful pupil would raise a glass on the birthday of his wonderful teacher though he had long been in his grave, and closing his eyes, he would weep for him (3a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > поднять бокалы
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КАШУ (и) МАСЛОМ НЕ ИСПОРТИШЬ (saying) sth. good or useful cannot be harmful, even in large amounts: - butter never spoils the porridge you can't spoil porridge with butter you can't have too much of a good thing....Товарищ Коба провозгласил первый тост: «Дорогие друзья, - сказал он, - я пригласил вас сюда для того, чтобы... отметить самую короткую ночь...» - «Ура!» -крикнул Вершилов. «Не спеши, - поморщился Коба. -...Я также хочу провозгласить тост за самого мудрого нашего деятеля...» Вершилов на всякий случай хотел ещё раз крикнуть «ура», зная, что каши маслом не испортишь, но товарищ Коба на этот раз успел плюнуть прямо в открытый для выкрика рот (Войнович 5). Comrade Koba proposed the first toast. "Dear friends," he said, "I invited you here to celebrate...the shortest night of the year...." "Hurrah!" cried Vershilov. "Not so fast," said Comrade Koba, knitting his brows.44...1 also want to propose a toast to our wisest statesman...." Vershilov was about to shout "Hurrah!" just to be on the safe side, realizing that butter never spoils the porridge, but this time Comrade Koba managed to spit directly into Vershilov's open mouth (5a). -
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• КАШУ <-и> МАСЛОМ НЕ ИСПОРТИШЬ[saying]=====⇒ sth. good or useful cannot be harmful, even in large amounts:- you can't have too much of a good thing.♦...Товарищ Коба провозгласил первый тост: "Дорогие друзья, - сказал он, - я пригласил вас сюда для того, чтобы... отметить самую короткую ночь..." - " Ура!" - крикнул Вершилов. "Не спеши, - поморщился Коба. -...Я также хочу провозгласить тост за самого мудрого нашего деятеля..." Вершилов на всякий случай хотел ещё раз крикнуть " ура", зная, что каши маслом не испортишь, но товарищ Коба на этот раз успел плюнуть прямо в открытый для выкрика рот (Войнович 5). Comrade Koba proposed the first toast. "Dear friends," he said, "I invited you here to celebrate...the shortest night of the year...." "Hurrah!" cried Vershilov. "Not so fast," said Comrade Koba, knitting his brows....I also want to propose a toast to our wisest statesman...." Vershilov was about to shout "Hurrah!" just to be on the safe side, realizing that butter never spoils the porridge, but this time Comrade Koba managed to spit directly into Vershilov's open mouth (5a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > каши маслом не испортишь
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• КАШУ <-и> МАСЛОМ НЕ ИСПОРТИШЬ[saying]=====⇒ sth. good or useful cannot be harmful, even in large amounts:- you can't have too much of a good thing.♦...Товарищ Коба провозгласил первый тост: "Дорогие друзья, - сказал он, - я пригласил вас сюда для того, чтобы... отметить самую короткую ночь..." - " Ура!" - крикнул Вершилов. "Не спеши, - поморщился Коба. -...Я также хочу провозгласить тост за самого мудрого нашего деятеля..." Вершилов на всякий случай хотел ещё раз крикнуть " ура", зная, что каши маслом не испортишь, но товарищ Коба на этот раз успел плюнуть прямо в открытый для выкрика рот (Войнович 5). Comrade Koba proposed the first toast. "Dear friends," he said, "I invited you here to celebrate...the shortest night of the year...." "Hurrah!" cried Vershilov. "Not so fast," said Comrade Koba, knitting his brows....I also want to propose a toast to our wisest statesman...." Vershilov was about to shout "Hurrah!" just to be on the safe side, realizing that butter never spoils the porridge, but this time Comrade Koba managed to spit directly into Vershilov's open mouth (5a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > кашу маслом не испортишь
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