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1 много
1. great deal ofмного, значительное количество — a good deal
2. lot ofпожалуй, слишком много — rather a lot
3. lots ofмного; большое количество — a lot
4. a great deal ofмного времени тому назад; давным-давно — a long time ago
5. a great number of6. a large number ofмного лет тому назад, давно — many years ago
много раз; неоднократно — over and over again
7. a lotмного, множество — a lot of
все, очень много народа; — all nature
человек, много ездивший — travelled man
8. a lot of9. good dealмного посетителей; хорошая посещаемость — good attendance
10. good deal ofизрядно, много — a good bit
11. great deal12. lot13. plenty14. plenty of15. much; many; a lot of; moreмного людей; многие люди — much people
много лет, долгие годы — for many years
Синонимический ряд:1. полно (проч.) без счета; без числа; бессчетно; видимо-невидимо; деть некуда; как собак нерезаных; невпроворот; немало; непочатый край; несть числа; полно; полным-полно; пруд пруди; страсть сколько; хоть отбавляй; хоть пруд пруди; через край2. самое большее (проч.) много-много; от силы; самое большееАнтонимический ряд: -
2 О-127
ХОТЬ ОТБАВЛЙИ кого-чего (у кого) coll (хоть + VPimpcr Invar quantit subj-compl with бытье ( subj / genany common noun), more often presfixed WOa large or excessive number or amount of (people, some type of person, things, some substance etc): Х-ов (у Y-a) хоть отбавляй there are (Y has) more than enough Xsthere are (Y has) plenty of Xs there is (Y has) an abundance of Xs there are (Y has) Xs galore Y has enough and to spare of Xs there is no end of Xs there are Xs everywhere.«Лиха в нашем хозяйстве хошь ( ungrammat = хоть) отбавляй бедность, морковь одна да картошка» (Федин 1). "We've got more'n enough trouble in our farming, poverty, only carrots and potatoes" (1a).Добился... он (Митька) офицерского чина, да не так, как Григорий Мелехов, рискуя головой и бесшабашно геройствуя. Чтобы выслужиться в карательном отряде, от человека требовались иные качества... А качеств этих у Митьки было хоть отбавляй... (Шолохов 5)....(Mitka) had acquired officers rank, and not like Grigory Melekhov, by risking his neck in reckless exploits. Meritorious service in a punitive detachment required other qualities....And Mitka had enough and to spare of such qualities (5a).А сюда, в Азию, уже по третьему кругу захожу, в первый раз ешё до войны был, место хлебное, фраеров - хоть отбавляй, жить можно» (Максимов 2). This is my third time round on the trip to Asia. The first time was before the war, when there was plenty to eat, and suckers everywhere-you could really live in those days" (2a). -
3 хоть отбавляй
• ХОТЬ ОТБАВЛЯЙ кого-чего (у кого) coll[ хоть + VPimper; Invar; quantit subj-compl with быть (subj/ gen: any common noun), more often pres; fixed WO]=====⇒ a large or excessive number or amount of (people, some type of person, things, some substance etc):- there are Xs everywhere.♦ "Лиха в нашем хозяйстве хошь [ungrammat = хоть] отбавляй; бедность, морковь одна да картошка" (Федин 1). "We've got more'n enough trouble in our farming; poverty, only carrots and potatoes" (1a).♦ Добился... он [Митька] офицерского чина, да не так, как Григорий Мелехов, рискуя головой и бесшабашно геройствуя. Чтобы выслужиться в карательном отряде, от человека требовались иные качества... А качеств этих у Митьки было хоть отбавляй... (Шолохов 5)....[Mitka] had acquired officer's rank, and not like Grigory Melekhov, by risking his neck in reckless exploits. Meritorious service in a punitive detachment required other qualities....And Mitka had enough and to spare of such qualities (5a).♦ "А сюда, в Азию, уже по третьему кругу захожу, в первый раз ешё до войны был, место хлебное, фраеров - хоть отбавляй, жить можно" (Максимов 2). "This is my third time round on the trip to Asia. The first time was before the war, when there was plenty to eat, and suckers everywhere-you could really live in those days" (2a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > хоть отбавляй
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4 З-63
HE ЗАНИМАТЬ кому чего or где кого-чего coll НЕ ЗАНИМАТЬ СТАТЬ substand VP infin only quantit subj-compl with быть0 subj / gen: usu. abstr ( var. with кому чего), concr or, less often, human ( var. with где кого-чего) usu. pres) s.o. possesses a generous amount of some quality (more often a positive one), in some place there is more than a sufficient quantity of some thing or of people of a certain group (profession etc)X-a Y-y не занимать — Y has plenty of XY is not lacking in (not short on) X you can't deny Y his X there's no disputing Y4 Xв месте Y Х-ов не занимать - there are plenty (there is no lack) of Xs in place Ythere are all kinds of Xs in place Y.Лукерья опять усмехнулась и сказала: «Да уж чего-чего, а красоты твоей невестушке не занимать» (Абрамов 1). Lukerya grinned again and said, "Yes, there's one thing you can't deny your daughter-in-law, and that's beauty" (1a). -
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• НЕ ЗАНИМАТЬ кому чего or где кого-чего coll; НЕ ЗАНИМАТЬ СТАТЬ substand[VP; infin only; quantit subj-compl with быть; subj/ gen: usu. abstr (var. with кому чего), concr or, less often, human (var. with где кого-чего; usu. pres]=====⇒ s.o. possesses a generous amount of some quality (more often a positive one), in some place there is more than a sufficient quantity of some thing or of people of a certain group (profession etc):- there are all kinds of Xs in place Y.♦ Лукерья опять усмехнулась и сказала: "Да уж чего-чего, а красоты твоей невестушке не занимать" (Абрамов 1). Lukerya grinned again and said, "Yes, there's one thing you can't deny your daughter-in-law, and that's beauty" (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > не занимать
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6 не занимать стать
• НЕ ЗАНИМАТЬ кому чего or где кого-чего coll; НЕ ЗАНИМАТЬ СТАТЬ substand[VP; infin only; quantit subj-compl with быть; subj/ gen: usu. abstr (var. with кому чего), concr or, less often, human (var. with где кого-чего; usu. pres]=====⇒ s.o. possesses a generous amount of some quality (more often a positive one), in some place there is more than a sufficient quantity of some thing or of people of a certain group (profession etc):- there are all kinds of Xs in place Y.♦ Лукерья опять усмехнулась и сказала: "Да уж чего-чего, а красоты твоей невестушке не занимать" (Абрамов 1). Lukerya grinned again and said, "Yes, there's one thing you can't deny your daughter-in-law, and that's beauty" (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > не занимать стать
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7 Г-205
ГОЛОВА НА ПЛЕЧАХ у кого ИМЕТЬ ГОЛОВУ НА ПЛЕЧАХ both coll VP subj. with бытыз or быть (1st van) VP, subj: human (2nd van) usu. pres fixed WOs.o. is intelligent, sharp, sensible: у X-a (есть) голова на плечах - X has a good head (on his shoulders)X has a brain (has brains) (in his head) X has (plenty of) common sense.«Голова у тебя на плечах есть, я твой формуляр библиотечный смотрел да и так за тобой приглядывал» (Максимов 2). "You have a good head on your shoulders. I've been looking at your library card, and I've been keeping an eye on you in general" (2a).«Приказ приказом, - возразил Максим, - а у нас тоже есть головы на плечах» (Стругацкие 2). "An order is an order," retorted Maxim. "OK. But we, too, have brains in our heads" (2a). -
8 голова на плечах
• ГОЛОВА НА ПЛЕЧАХ у кого; ИМЕТЬ ГОЛОВУ НА ПЛЕЧАХ both coll[VPsubj with быть (1st var.; VP, subj: human (2nd var.; usu. pres; fixed WO]=====⇒ s.o. is intelligent, sharp, sensible:- X has a brain < has brains> (in his head);- X has (plenty of) common sense. "Голова у тебя на плечах есть, я твой формуляр библиотечный смотрел да и так за тобой приглядывал" (Максимов 2). “You have a good head on your shoulders. I've been looking at your library card, and I've been keeping an eye on you in general” (2a).♦ "Приказ приказом, - возразил Максим, - а у нас тоже есть головы на плечах" (Стругацкие 2). “An order is an order,” retorted Maxim. “OK. But we, too, have brains in our heads” (2a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > голова на плечах
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9 иметь голову на плечах
• ГОЛОВА НА ПЛЕЧАХ у кого; ИМЕТЬ ГОЛОВУ НА ПЛЕЧАХ both coll[VPsubj with быть (1st var.; VP, subj: human (2nd var.; usu. pres; fixed WO]=====⇒ s.o. is intelligent, sharp, sensible:- X has a brain < has brains> (in his head);- X has (plenty of) common sense. "Голова у тебя на плечах есть, я твой формуляр библиотечный смотрел да и так за тобой приглядывал" (Максимов 2). “You have a good head on your shoulders. I've been looking at your library card, and I've been keeping an eye on you in general” (2a).♦ "Приказ приказом, - возразил Максим, - а у нас тоже есть головы на плечах" (Стругацкие 2). “An order is an order,” retorted Maxim. “OK. But we, too, have brains in our heads” (2a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > иметь голову на плечах
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10 он за словом в карман не полезет
1) General subject: he has a ready tongue, he has plenty to say for himself, he has the gift of the gab, he is smart at repartee2) Graphic expression: he's never at a loss for words3) Makarov: he knows all the answersУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > он за словом в карман не полезет
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11 уговор дороже денег
небольшое жалованье; небольшая сумма денег — coffee and cake
Бизнес, юриспруденция. Русско-английский словарь > уговор дороже денег
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12 у него много денег
1) Australian slang: he has oodles of money2) Makarov: he has plenty of coinУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > у него много денег
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13 Г-218
СВЕТЛАЯ ГОЛОВА NP1. occas. iron ( fixed WOan intelligent, lucid, logical persona brilliant (sharp, fine) mind(in limited contexts) have a brilliant (sharp, fine, very good) mind....Оба они (Маша и Митя)... были направлены... на один и тот же завод, но в разные бригады... Развёрнутое красное знамя часто делилось между этими бригадами, пока чья-то светлая голова не додумалась до такой умной идеи (устроить комсомольскую свадьбу двух передовых бригадиров) (Попов 1). They both (Masha and Mitya)... were sent to the same factory but to different work brigades....The unfurled red banner passed back and forth, again and again, between these two work brigades until some brilliant mind came up with an extremely clever idea (to arrange a Young Communist wedding of the two exemplary team leaders) (1a).Безусловно, дедушка Рахленко — мудрейший человек, светлая голова... (Рыбаков 1). Without doubt, grandfather Rakhlenko was a very wise man, he had a very good mind... (1a).2. \Г-218 у кого, обладать светлой головой и т. п. ( usu.VP subj. with бытье or obj) s.o. has plenty of intelligence, the ability to think logically: у X-a светлая голова - X has a brilliant (sharp, fine, very good) mind.«Какой светлой головой надо обладать, - продолжал Тен-гиз, -...чтобы в наше нелёгкое время прожить, нигде не работая на себя, а целиком отдавая свою жизнь за наши с вами интересы» (Искандер 3). "What a fine mind he (Uncle Sandro) must have," Tengiz continued, "in order to get by in our difficult times without working for a living, devoting his life wholly to your interests and mine" (3a). -
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С ПОНЙТИЕМ substand PrepP Invar nonagreeing post modif or subj-compl with бытья (subj: human or animal)) knowledgeable, competent, cleverX (парень) с понятием = X has plenty (a lot) on the ballX is no dummy X is (really) smart X is a smart NP X knows his onions (in limited contexts) X is a man (a women etc) with ideas.Карько - конь с понятием. Самый трудный перевал... просадил без остановки (Абрамов 1). Blacky is a smart horse. The hardest pass...he made without a stop (1a).(Большое:)...Он малый с понятием, да и капиталец есть (Островский 10). (В.:) He's a youngster with ideas, and besides, he has a little money (10a). -
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[NP]=====1. occas. iron [fixed WO]⇒ an intelligent, lucid, logical person:- a brilliant <sharp, fine> mind;- [in limited contexts] have a brilliant <sharp, fine, very good> mind.♦...Оба они [Маша и Митя]... были направлены... на один и тот же завод, но в разные бригады... Развёрнутое красное знамя часто делилось между этими бригадами, пока чья-то светлая голова не додумалась до такой умной идеи [устроить комсомольскую свадьбу двух передовых бригадиров] (Попов 1). They both [Masha and Mitya]... were sent to the same factory but to different work brigades....The unfurled red banner passed back and forth, again and again, between these two work brigades until some brilliant mind came up with an extremely clever idea [to arrange a Young Communist wedding of the two exemplary team leaders](1a).♦ Безусловно, дедушка Рахленко - мудрейший человек, светлая голова... (Рыбаков 1). Without doubt, grandfather Rakhlenko was a very wise man, he had a very good mind... (1a).⇒ s.o. has plenty of intelligence, the ability to think logically:- у X-a светлая голова≈ X has a brilliant <sharp, fine, very good> mind.♦ "Какой светлой головой надо обладать, - продолжал Тенгиз, -...чтобы в наше нелёгкое время прожить, нигде не работая на себя, а целиком отдавая свою жизнь за наши с вами интересы" (Искандер 3). "What a fine mind he [Uncle Sandro] must have," Tengiz continued, "in order to get by in our difficult times without working for a living, devoting his life wholly to your interests and mine" (3a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > светлая голова
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16 с понятием
• С ПОНЯТИЕМ substand[PrepP; Invar; nonagreeing postmodif or subj-compl with быть (subj: human or animal)]=====⇒ knowledgeable, competent, clever:- X is a smart [NP];- [in limited contexts] X is a man <a women etc> with ideas.♦ Карько - конь с понятием. Самый трудный перевал... просадил без остановки (Абрамов 1). Blacky is a smart horse. The hardest pass...he made without a stop (1a).♦ [Большов:]...Он малый с понятием, да и капиталец есть (Островский 10). [В.:] He's a youngster with ideas; and besides, he has a little money (10a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > с понятием
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17 отбавлять
несовер. - отбавлять; совер. - отбавить(что-л.; чего-л.)take away/off; take out a little; pour off (отливать, отсыпать); diminishу него денег хоть отбавляй — he has more than enough money, he has plenty of money
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18 он очень напорист и энергичен
General subject: he has plenty of drive and ambitionУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > он очень напорист и энергичен
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19 он очень расторопный
General subject: he has plenty of gumptionУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > он очень расторопный
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20 он очень смекалистый
General subject: he has plenty of gumptionУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > он очень смекалистый
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