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1 С-568
СТОИТЬ СТЕНОЙ VP1. - за кого-что (subj: human ( usu. pi) or collect) to stand united behind and strongly support, defend s.o. or sth.: Х-ы стояли стеной за Y-a = Xs stood (firmly) behind YXs stood up for Y Xs gave their full support (backing) to Y....За Караваева стеной стояли интеллигенция (Брянска) и рабочие арсенала (Паустовский 1)....The Bryansk intellectuals as well as the workers at the Arsenal stood firmly behind him (Kara-vayev) (1a).2. (subj: human to be firm, unyielding in one's position on some matterX стоял стеной - X stood (held) his groundX stood firm (fast) X stuck to his guns.(author's usage) Рахиль стояла как стена: ни в какую Швейцарию она не поедет, ей и здесь хорошо... (Рыбаков 1). Rachel stood her ground. She wasn't going to go to any Switzerland, she liked it here (1a). -
2 стоять стеной
[VP]=====⇒ to stand united behind and strongly support, defend s.o. or sth.:- Xs gave their full support (backing) to Y.♦...За Караваева стеной стояли интеллигенция [Брянска] и рабочие арсенала (Паустовский 1)....The Bryansk intellectuals as well as the workers at the Arsenal stood firmly behind him [Karavayev](1a).2. [subj: human]⇒ to be firm, unyielding in one's position on some matter:- X stuck to his guns.♦ [author's usage] Рахиль стояла как стена: ни в какую Швейцарию она не поедет, ей и здесь хорошо... (Рыбаков 1). Rachel stood her ground. She wasn't going to go to any Switzerland, she liked it here (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > стоять стеной
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3 вести свою линию
• ГНУТЬ СВОЮ ЛИНИЮ (ГНУТЬ СВОЕ) coll; ВЕСТИ СВОЮ ЛИНИЮ[VP; subj: human]=====⇒ to be extremely persistent in defending or maintaining one's position (in an argument or discussion), in insisting that one get what one wants (despite another's resistance), or in carrying out one's chosen line of action (despite some opposition):- X stood firm (fast).♦...Александра Прокофьевна упорно гнула свое: "Нет, ваши доводы я нахожу несостоятельными" (Трифонов 3) Alexandra Prokofievna obstinately stuck to her guns. "No, I find your arguments unconvincing" (3a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > вести свою линию
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4 гнуть свое
• ГНУТЬ СВОЮ ЛИНИЮ( ГНУТЬ СВОЕ) coll; ВЕСТИ СВОЮ ЛИНИЮ[VP; subj: human]=====⇒ to be extremely persistent in defending or maintaining one's position (in an argument or discussion), in insisting that one get what one wants (despite another's resistance), or in carrying out one's chosen line of action (despite some opposition):- X stood firm (fast).♦...Александра Прокофьевна упорно гнула свое: "Нет, ваши доводы я нахожу несостоятельными" (Трифонов 3) Alexandra Prokofievna obstinately stuck to her guns. "No, I find your arguments unconvincing" (3a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > гнуть свое
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5 гнуть свою линию
• ГНУТЬ СВОЮ ЛИНИЮ ( ГНУТЬ СВОЕ) coll; ВЕСТИ СВОЮ ЛИНИЮ[VP; subj: human]=====⇒ to be extremely persistent in defending or maintaining one's position (in an argument or discussion), in insisting that one get what one wants (despite another's resistance), or in carrying out one's chosen line of action (despite some opposition):- X stood firm (fast).♦...Александра Прокофьевна упорно гнула свое: "Нет, ваши доводы я нахожу несостоятельными" (Трифонов 3) Alexandra Prokofievna obstinately stuck to her guns. "No, I find your arguments unconvincing" (3a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > гнуть свою линию
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6 Л-75
ГНУТЬ СВОЮ ЛИНИЮ (ГНУТЬ СВОЁ) coll ВЕСТИ СВОЮ ЛИНИЮ VP subj: human to be extremely persistent in defending or maintaining one's position (in an argument or discussion), in insisting that one get what one wants (despite another's resistance), or in carrying out one's chosen line of action (despite some opposition)X гнул свою линию X held (stood) his groundX stuck to his guns X stood firm (fast)....Александра Прокофьевна упорно гнула свое: «Нет, ваши доводы я нахожу несостоятельными» (Трифонов 3)____Alexandra Prokofievna obstinately stuck to her guns. "No, I find your arguments unconvincing" (3a).
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