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1 воскурять фимиам
• КУРИТЬ <ВОСКУРИТЬ, ЖЕЧЬ> ФИМИАМ кому lit, often iron[VP; subj: human]=====⇒ to extol, acclaim s.o. in an excessive, overly flattering way:- X praises Y to the skies.♦ Да, подхалимы и угодники курят Сталину фимиам, но он [Саша] никогда никому об этом не говорил... (Рыбаков 2). Sure...toadies and time-servers sang Stalin's praises, but he'd [Sasha had] never spoken to anyone about this... (2a).—————← From the custom of burning incense (" фимиам", borrowed from Greek) in temples while extolling a deity.Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > воскурять фимиам
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2 жечь фимиам
• КУРИТЬ <ВОСКУРИТЬ, ЖЕЧЬ> ФИМИАМ кому lit, often iron[VP; subj: human]=====⇒ to extol, acclaim s.o. in an excessive, overly flattering way:- X praises Y to the skies.♦ Да, подхалимы и угодники курят Сталину фимиам, но он [Саша] никогда никому об этом не говорил... (Рыбаков 2). Sure...toadies and time-servers sang Stalin's praises, but he'd [Sasha had] never spoken to anyone about this... (2a).—————← From the custom of burning incense (" фимиам", borrowed from Greek) in temples while extolling a deity.Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > жечь фимиам
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3 курить фимиам
• КУРИТЬ <ВОСКУРИТЬ, ЖЕЧЬ> ФИМИАМ кому lit, often iron[VP; subj: human]=====⇒ to extol, acclaim s.o. in an excessive, overly flattering way:- X praises Y to the skies.♦ Да, подхалимы и угодники курят Сталину фимиам, но он [Саша] никогда никому об этом не говорил... (Рыбаков 2). Sure...toadies and time-servers sang Stalin's praises, but he'd [Sasha had] never spoken to anyone about this... (2a).—————← From the custom of burning incense (" фимиам", borrowed from Greek) in temples while extolling a deity.Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > курить фимиам
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4 Ф-11
КУРИТЬ (ВОСКУРИТЬ, ЖЕЧЬ) ФИМИАМ кому lit, often iron VP subj: human to extol, acclaim s.o. in an excessive, overly flattering wayX курит Y-y фимиам = X sings Yb praises (the praises of Y)X praises Y to the skies.Да, подхалимы и угодники курят Сталину фимиам, но он (Саша) никогда никому об этом не говорил... (Рыбаков 2). Sure...toadies and time-servers sang Stalin's praises, but he'd (Sasha had) never spoken to anyone about this... (2a).From the custom of burning incense («фимиам», borrowed from Greek) in temples while extolling a deity. -
5 петь осанну
петь (восклицать, воздавать) осанну (кому, чему)уст.sing the praises (hosanna) of smb., smth.Поэт-бродяга даже в старости воздаёт всему осанну. (В. Шишков, Таёжный волк) — Even in his old age this tramp of a poet sings the praises of everything.
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6 Д-198
ПЕТЬ/ПРОПЁТЬ ДИФИРАМБЫ кому-чему lit ПЕТЬ/СПЕТЬ ПАНЕГИРИК obs, lit VP subj: human to praise s.o., s.o. 's merits excessivelyX поёт Y-y дифирамбы - X heaps (lavishes) praise(s) on YX sings the praises of Y X showers Y with praise(s) (compliments). -
7 петь дифирамбы
• ПЕТЬ/ПРОПЕТЬ ДИФИРАМБЫ кому-чему lit; ПЕТЬ/СПЕТЬ ПАНЕГИРИК obs, lit[VP; subj: human]=====⇒ to praise s.o., s.o.'s merits excessively:- X showers Y with praise(s) (compliments).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > петь дифирамбы
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8 петь панегирик
• ПЕТЬ/ПРОПЕТЬ ДИФИРАМБЫ кому-чему lit; ПЕТЬ/СПЕТЬ ПАНЕГИРИК obs, lit[VP; subj: human]=====⇒ to praise s.o., s.o.'s merits excessively:- X showers Y with praise(s) (compliments).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > петь панегирик
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9 пропеть дифирамбы
• ПЕТЬ/ПРОПЕТЬ ДИФИРАМБЫ кому-чему lit; ПЕТЬ/СПЕТЬ ПАНЕГИРИК obs, lit[VP; subj: human]=====⇒ to praise s.o., s.o.'s merits excessively:- X showers Y with praise(s) (compliments).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > пропеть дифирамбы
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10 спеть панегирик
• ПЕТЬ/ПРОПЕТЬ ДИФИРАМБЫ кому-чему lit; ПЕТЬ/СПЕТЬ ПАНЕГИРИК obs, lit[VP; subj: human]=====⇒ to praise s.o., s.o.'s merits excessively:- X showers Y with praise(s) (compliments).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > спеть панегирик
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