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1 Ч-124
HE ОТКАЗАТЬ В ЧЕСТИ кому old-fash VP subj: human foil. by pfv infin often imper( usu. used to extend a courteous invitation or convey a polite request) to favor s.o. by doing sth., deem s.o. worthy (of one's presence etc)X не откажет (Y-y) в чести сделать Z = X will do Y the honor (of doing Z)X will not deny (refuse) Y the honor (of X's doing Z). -
2 не отказать в чести
• НЕ ОТКАЗАТЬ В ЧЕСТИ кому old-fash[VP; subj: human; foll. by pfv infin; often imper]=====⇒ (usu. used to extend a courteous invitation or convey a polite request) to favor s.o. by doing sth., deem s.o. worthy (of one's presence etc):- X will not deny (refuse) Y the honor (of X's doing Z).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > не отказать в чести
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3 Д-159
ЗАВТРАШНИЙ ДЕНЬ (чего) NP sing only usu. obj or subj-compl with copula ( subj: abstr or concr)) (that which will exist in or belong to) the time yet to cometomorrowthe future the morrow (in limited contexts) tomorrow' NP. (Астров:)...Озябший, голодный, больной человек, чтобы спасти остатки жизни, чтобы сберечь своих детей, инстинктивно, бессознательно хватается за всё, чем только можно утолить голод, согреться, разрушает все, не думая о завтрашнем дне... (Чехов 3). (A.:)...A man who is freezing, hungry, sick to save what is left of life for his children, instinctively, unconsciously grabs at anything that might satisfy his hunger or warm him, and in doing so destroys everything without a thought for tomorrow... (3a).Pocco зарабатывал много, но никогда не был уверен в завтрашнем дне... (Лившиц 1). Rosso earnt (sic) a lot of money, but he was never certain of the morrow... (1a).Поверь мне, - сказал он, - что ежели бы что зависело от распоряжений штабов, то я бы был там и делал бы распоряжения, а вместо того я имею честь служить здесь, в полку, вот с этими господами, и считаю, что от нас действительно будет зависеть завтрашний день, а не от них...» (Толстой 6). "You may be sure," he continued, "that if things depended on arrangements made by the staff, I should be there, making those arrangements, instead of which I have the honor of serving here in the regiment with these gentlemen, and I consider that tomorrow's battle, in fact, will depend on us rather than on them..." (6a). -
4 завтрашний день
[NP; sing only; usu. obj or subj-compl with copula (subj: abstr or concr)]=====⇒ (that which will exist in or belong to) the time yet to come:- tomorrow;- the future;- the morrow;- [in limited contexts] tomorrow's [NP].♦ [Астров:]...Озябший, голодный, больной человек, чтобы спасти остатки жизни, чтобы сберечь своих детей, инстинктивно, бессознательно хватается за всё, чем только можно утолить голод, согреться, разрушает все, не думая о завтрашнем дне... (Чехов 3). [A.:]... A man who is freezing, hungry, sick to save what is left of life for his children, instinctively, unconsciously grabs at anything that might satisfy his hunger or warm him, and in doing so destroys everything without a thought for tomorrow... (3a).♦ Pocco зарабатывал много, но никогда не был уверен в завтрашнем дне... (Лившиц 1). Rosso earnt [sic] a lot of money, but he was never certain of the morrow... (1a).♦ "Поверь мне, - сказал он, - что ежели бы что зависело от распоряжений штабов, то я бы был там и делал бы распоряжения, а вместо того я имею честь служить здесь, в полку, вот с этими господами, и считаю, что от нас действительно будет зависеть завтрашний день, а не от них..." (Толстой 6). "You may be sure," he continued, "that if things depended on arrangements made by the staff, I should be there, making those arrangements, instead of which I have the honor of serving here in the regiment with these gentlemen, and I consider that tomorrow's battle, in fact, will depend on us rather than on them..." (6a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > завтрашний день
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