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ВАЛИТЬСЯ/СВАЛИТЬСЯ (ПАДАТЬ) С НОГ (от чего) coll VP subj: human or, rare, animal more often impfv) to be unable to stand on one's legs as a result of extreme fatigue, illness etc: X валился с ног = X was ready to drop (to collapse) X was dead on his feet X could hardly stand (stay) on his feet X was dropping (collapsing) (from exhaustion etc) X was dropping in his tracks X was dead tired (dog-tired)).(Зилов:) Нельзя так много работать. Мы не лошади. Я падаю с ног (Вампилов 5). (Z.:) It's no good working as hard as that. We're not cart-horses. I'm dead on my feet (5a).«...Почти все спят...» - «Они с ног валятся после вчерашней пьянки, их теперь не добудишься» (Шолохов 5). "...They're nearly all asleep." They could hardly stay on their feet after yesterday's boozing, you won't wake them now" (5a). -
2 валиться с ног
[VP; subj: human or, rare, animal; more often impfv]=====⇒ to be unable to stand on one's legs as a result of extreme fatigue, illness etc:- X was dropping (collapsing) (from exhaustion etc);- X was dead tired (dog-tired).♦ [Зилов:] Нельзя так много работать. Мы не лошади. Я падаю с ног (Вампилов 5). [Z.:] It's no good working as hard as that. We're not cart-horses. I'm dead on my feet (5a).♦ "...Почти все спят..." - "Они с ног валятся после вчерашней пьянки, их теперь не добудишься" (Шолохов 5). "...They're nearly all asleep." "They could hardly stay on their feet after yesterday's boozing, you won't wake them now" (5a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > валиться с ног
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3 падать с ног
[VP; subj: human or, rare, animal; more often impfv]=====⇒ to be unable to stand on one's legs as a result of extreme fatigue, illness etc:- X was dropping (collapsing) (from exhaustion etc);- X was dead tired (dog-tired).♦ [Зилов:] Нельзя так много работать. Мы не лошади. Я падаю с ног (Вампилов 5). [Z.:] It's no good working as hard as that. We're not cart-horses. I'm dead on my feet (5a).♦ "...Почти все спят..." - "Они с ног валятся после вчерашней пьянки, их теперь не добудишься" (Шолохов 5). "...They're nearly all asleep." "They could hardly stay on their feet after yesterday's boozing, you won't wake them now" (5a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > падать с ног
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4 свалиться с ног
[VP; subj: human or, rare, animal; more often impfv]=====⇒ to be unable to stand on one's legs as a result of extreme fatigue, illness etc:- X was dropping (collapsing) (from exhaustion etc);- X was dead tired (dog-tired).♦ [Зилов:] Нельзя так много работать. Мы не лошади. Я падаю с ног (Вампилов 5). [Z.:] It's no good working as hard as that. We're not cart-horses. I'm dead on my feet (5a).♦ "...Почти все спят..." - "Они с ног валятся после вчерашней пьянки, их теперь не добудишься" (Шолохов 5). "...They're nearly all asleep." "They could hardly stay on their feet after yesterday's boozing, you won't wake them now" (5a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > свалиться с ног
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5 Н-114
HE ЧУВСТВОВАТЬ (HE СЛЫШАТЬ coll, HE ЧУЯТЬ coll) НОГ ПОД СОБОЙ VP subj: human pres or past)1. ( usu. Verbal Adv не слыша, не чуя etc) to run very fastX бежал, не чуя ног под собой - X was running at full speedat breakneck speed, (at) full tilt, as fast as his legs could carry him)X бегал, не чуя ног (под собой) = X was flying about.2. to be extremely tired, exhausted (from much walking, running, difficult labor etc)X ног под собой не слышал = X was ready to drop (collapse)X was dead on his feet X was dropping in his tracks X was dead tired (in limited contexts) X was tuckered out.Весь день ей некогда было передохнуть, и к вечеру она ног под собой не чуяла. She didn't have a chance to take a break all day and by evening was ready to collapse.3. to be very happy, be in ecstasy (over sth.): X ног под собой не чует - X is walking (treading) on airX is beside himself (with joy etc).Прошло несколько окрыляющих мгновений, я шагал по дорожке сквера, не чувствуя под собой ног, и чем дольше я шёл, тем очевидней становилось моё спасение, и я двигался вперёд ликующими шагами (Искандер 4). Several encouraging instants went by. I strode down the garden path, treading on air. The longer I walked, the more obvious it became that I was safe, and I moved forward with exulting steps (4a). -
6 не слышать ног под собой
• НЕ ЧУВСТВОВАТЬ <НЕ СЛЫШАТЬ coll, НЕ ЧУЯТЬ coll> НОГ ПОД СОБОЙ[VP; subj: human; pres or past]=====1. [usu. Verbal Adv не слыша, не чуя etc]⇒ to run very fast:- X бежал, не чуя ног под собой ≈ X was running at full speed <at breakneck speed, (at) full tilt, as fast as his legs could carry him>;|| X бегал, не чуя ног (под собой) ≈ X was flying about.2. to be extremely tired, exhausted (from much walking, running, difficult labor etc):- [in limited contexts] X was tuckered out.♦ Весь день ей некогда было передохнуть, и к вечеру она ног под собой не чуяла. She didn't have a chance to take a break all day and by evening was ready to collapse.3. to be very happy, be in ecstasy (over sth.):- X is beside himself (with joy etc).♦ Прошло несколько окрыляющих мгновений, я шагал по дорожке сквера, не чувствуя под собой ног, и чем дольше я шёл, тем очевидней становилось моё спасение, и я двигался вперёд ликующими шагами (Искандер 4). Several encouraging instants went by. I strode down the garden path, treading on air. The longer I walked, the more obvious it became that I was safe, and I moved forward with exulting steps (4a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > не слышать ног под собой
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7 не чувствовать ног под собой
• НЕ ЧУВСТВОВАТЬ <НЕ СЛЫШАТЬ coll, НЕ ЧУЯТЬ coll> НОГ ПОД СОБОЙ[VP; subj: human; pres or past]=====1. [usu. Verbal Adv не слыша, не чуя etc]⇒ to run very fast:- X бежал, не чуя ног под собой ≈ X was running at full speed <at breakneck speed, (at) full tilt, as fast as his legs could carry him>;|| X бегал, не чуя ног (под собой) ≈ X was flying about.2. to be extremely tired, exhausted (from much walking, running, difficult labor etc):- [in limited contexts] X was tuckered out.♦ Весь день ей некогда было передохнуть, и к вечеру она ног под собой не чуяла. She didn't have a chance to take a break all day and by evening was ready to collapse.3. to be very happy, be in ecstasy (over sth.):- X is beside himself (with joy etc).♦ Прошло несколько окрыляющих мгновений, я шагал по дорожке сквера, не чувствуя под собой ног, и чем дольше я шёл, тем очевидней становилось моё спасение, и я двигался вперёд ликующими шагами (Искандер 4). Several encouraging instants went by. I strode down the garden path, treading on air. The longer I walked, the more obvious it became that I was safe, and I moved forward with exulting steps (4a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > не чувствовать ног под собой
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8 не чуять ног под собой
• НЕ ЧУВСТВОВАТЬ <НЕ СЛЫШАТЬ coll, НЕ ЧУЯТЬ coll> НОГ ПОД СОБОЙ[VP; subj: human; pres or past]=====1. [usu. Verbal Adv не слыша, не чуя etc]⇒ to run very fast:- X бежал, не чуя ног под собой ≈ X was running at full speed <at breakneck speed, (at) full tilt, as fast as his legs could carry him>;|| X бегал, не чуя ног (под собой) ≈ X was flying about.2. to be extremely tired, exhausted (from much walking, running, difficult labor etc):- [in limited contexts] X was tuckered out.♦ Весь день ей некогда было передохнуть, и к вечеру она ног под собой не чуяла. She didn't have a chance to take a break all day and by evening was ready to collapse.3. to be very happy, be in ecstasy (over sth.):- X is beside himself (with joy etc).♦ Прошло несколько окрыляющих мгновений, я шагал по дорожке сквера, не чувствуя под собой ног, и чем дольше я шёл, тем очевидней становилось моё спасение, и я двигался вперёд ликующими шагами (Искандер 4). Several encouraging instants went by. I strode down the garden path, treading on air. The longer I walked, the more obvious it became that I was safe, and I moved forward with exulting steps (4a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > не чуять ног под собой
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СБИВАТЬСЯ/СБИТЬСЯ С НОГ coll VP subj: human usu. pfv past) to bustle about to the point of exhaustion (doing chores, looking for s.o. or sth. etc) to become exhausted (from bustling about doing chores, looking for s.o. or sth. etc)X с ног сбился - X ran his legs (feet) offX was ready to drop (collapse) X wore (knocked) himself out X ran himself ragged.На больших высотах небоскрёбов вдоль Бульвара 20 января с первыми лучами солнца появились красные и трёхцветные флаги... Царило радостное возбуждение... Полиция сбилась с ног, стараясь очистить главную улицу... (Аксёнов 7). Up and down the skyscrapers lining the Boulevard of the Twentieth of January the first rays of sun were joined by red flags and tricolors....The mood was one of joyous excitement....The police were running their legs off trying to clear (the main thoroughfare)... (7a).Рита говорила, что мы злостные бездельники, не помогаем ей, она с ног сбилась и теперь ещё мы хотим навьючить на неё больную домработницу (Трифонов 5). Rita responded that we were mean and lazy, that we didn't help her, that she wore herself out, and now, to add insult to injury, we wanted to saddle her with a sick maid (5a). -
10 сбиваться с ног
• СБИВАТЬСЯ/СБИТЬСЯ С НОГ coll[VP; subj: human; usu. pfv past]=====⇒ to bustle about to the point of exhaustion (doing chores, looking for s.o. or sth. etc); to become exhausted (from bustling about doing chores, looking for s.o. or sth. etc):- X ran himself ragged.♦ На больших высотах небоскрёбов вдоль Бульвара 20 января с первыми лучами солнца появились красные и трёхцветные флаги... Царило радостное возбуждение... Полиция сбилась с ног, стараясь очистить главную улицу... (Аксёнов 7). Up and down the skyscrapers lining the Boulevard of the Twentieth of January the first rays of sun were joined by red flags and tricolors....The mood was one of joyous excitement....The police were running their legs off trying to clear [the main thoroughfare]... (7a).♦ Рита говорила, что мы злостные бездельники, не помогаем ей, она с ног сбилась и теперь ещё мы хотим навьючить на неё больную домработницу (Трифонов 5). Rita responded that we were mean and lazy, that we didn't help her, that she wore herself out, and now, to add insult to injury, we wanted to saddle her with a sick maid (5a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > сбиваться с ног
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11 сбиться с ног
• СБИВАТЬСЯ/СБИТЬСЯ С НОГ coll[VP; subj: human; usu. pfv past]=====⇒ to bustle about to the point of exhaustion (doing chores, looking for s.o. or sth. etc); to become exhausted (from bustling about doing chores, looking for s.o. or sth. etc):- X ran himself ragged.♦ На больших высотах небоскрёбов вдоль Бульвара 20 января с первыми лучами солнца появились красные и трёхцветные флаги... Царило радостное возбуждение... Полиция сбилась с ног, стараясь очистить главную улицу... (Аксёнов 7). Up and down the skyscrapers lining the Boulevard of the Twentieth of January the first rays of sun were joined by red flags and tricolors....The mood was one of joyous excitement....The police were running their legs off trying to clear [the main thoroughfare]... (7a).♦ Рита говорила, что мы злостные бездельники, не помогаем ей, она с ног сбилась и теперь ещё мы хотим навьючить на неё больную домработницу (Трифонов 5). Rita responded that we were mean and lazy, that we didn't help her, that she wore herself out, and now, to add insult to injury, we wanted to saddle her with a sick maid (5a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > сбиться с ног
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