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21 Влиятельный друг дороже денег.
фраз. A friend at court is better than a penny in purse.Дополнительный универсальный русско-английский словарь > Влиятельный друг дороже денег.
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22 Не имей сто рублей, а имей сто друзей.
фраз. A friend in court is better than a penny in purse.Дополнительный универсальный русско-английский словарь > Не имей сто рублей, а имей сто друзей.
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23 блат
I м. разг.(знакомство, связи) protection, pull; string-pullingпо блату — by backstair(s) influence; by pulling strings
II м. жарг.у него́ есть блат (в пр.) — he has a pull (in), he has a friend at court
( воровской язык) thieves' cant / Latin -
24 ворожить
несов. - ворожи́ть, сов. - поворожи́тьворожи́ть кому́-л — tell smb's fortune
••ему́ ба́бушка ворожи́т — 1) (о том, кому всё легко даётся) ≈ he holds good cards 2) (о том, кто пользуется протекцией) ≈ he has a friend at court
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25 есть рука
есть < большая (волосатая)> рука ( у кого где)разг.have <a> pull somewhere; cf. have a friend at court (in high places)- У Соколовского есть рука в Москве, это бесспорно. Неужели он решил под меня подкопаться? (И. Эренбург, Оттепель) — 'Sokolovsky must have pull in Moscow, no doubt about it. Will he really manage to get me out?'
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26 иметь руку
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27 своя рука
разг.one's own man somewhere; one's second self; cf. a friend at courtПётр кинулся к нему [Алёше], схватил за уши, удивясь, глядел в глаза, несколько раз поцеловал. - В первую роту барабанщиком! - Так и в батальоне оказалась у Алексашки своя рука. (А. Толстой, Пётр Первый) — Peter rushed over to him, seized him by the ears, looked into his eyes, and kissed him several times. 'Drummer to the First Company!' So Alexander had his own man in the battalion.
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28 у него есть блат
he has a pull in; he has a friend at courtРусско-английский фразеологический словарь > у него есть блат
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29 блат
блат м. [blat]1. жарг. (всё, что так или иначе связано с преступным миром) everything connected with the criminal world; 2. жарг. (воровской жаргон) thieves’ cant, thieves’ Latin; 3. разг. (знакомство, связи) protection, pull, suck, a friend at court;по блату by backstair(s); у него есть блат he has a pull (in)
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30 консультант
1) General subject: adviser, aide, assessor (при судье и т.п.), consultant, consultor, counsellor, reader's councellor (библиотеки), reader's counsellor (библиотеки), tutor2) Latin: amicus curiae, friend of the court4) Engineering: advice-giver (тип экспертной системы), expert5) Agriculture: extensionists (в сельском хозяйстве)6) Construction: visiting scholar7) Law: laudator, law laudator, resource person, executive officer8) Accounting: advisor9) Information technology: advice-giver (вид экспертной системы), advice-giver advancing (вид экспертной системы), advise-giver10) Patents: coach11) Business: analyst -
31 советник в судебном процессе
Latin: amicus curiae, friend of the courtУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > советник в судебном процессе
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32 В-369
HA-KA (НА-КАСЬ, НА-КАСЯ, НА), ВЫКУСИ! substand, rude Interj these forms only fixed WOemphatically no (used to express one's categorical refusal to do sth., refutation of some statement etc): (when refusing to do sth.) no (frigging) way!you can whistle for it! not on your life! nothing doing! like hell I (we) will! I'll see you in hell first! (when refuting a statement) what (a load of) crap! that's bullshit!(when emphasizing a previous statement of refusal etc) put that in your pipe (and smoke it)! "В лес ехать надо». - «Мне? В лес?» - «Да». - «...На этот раз на, выкуси! Не поеду!» - «Поедешь. Своей волей не поедешь - по суду отправим» (Абрамов 1). "...You've got to go out to the forest." "Me? lb the forest?" "Yes." "...This time you can whistle for it! I'm not going!" "Yes you are. If not of your own free will, then the court will make you go" (1a).«Правильно! Ты думаешь человек человеку кто? Друг? Товарищ? Братишка? На-ка, выкуси! Человек человеку люпус ест! (transliteration of the Latin lupus est = волк)» (Войнович 4). "Right! What do you think man is to man? A friend? A comrade? A brother? Ha-ha, what crap! Man is like a wolf to his fellow man" (4a).Ступай, откель ( ungrammat = откуда) пришёл! А Гришку твоего, захочу - с костями съем и ответа держать не буду!.. Вот на!.. Выкуси!» (Шолохов 2). "Go back to where you came from! And if I want your Grishka, I'll have him, bones and all, and won't answer to anyone for it!...So there! Put that in your pipe!" (2a).The idiom may be accompanied by one of two gestures: a "fig" gesture, in which one's hand is extended, clenched in a fist with the palm usually facing up and the thumb placed between the index and middle fingersor an obscene gesture, by which the left fist is placed in the crook of the right arm and the right elbow is bent, bringing the forearm all the way up. -
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КАЗАНСКАЯ (-ий) СИРОТА coll, rather derog NP usu. sing) a person who pretends to be unhappy, helpless, offended etc in order to gain s.o. 's compassionsympathy seekerX прикидывается казанской сиротой (X строит из себя казанскую сироту) - X is moaning and groaning about his fateX is playing on s.o. fc sympathies (feelings) X is making himself out to be a pitiful thing (a poor soul) X is playing the beggar (the victim)(author's usage) (Войницев:) He к лицу вам, милостивый государь, мой бывший друг, это казанское сиротство! Я понимаю вас! Вы ловкий подлец! Вот кто вы! (Чехов 1). (V.:) It doesn't suit you at all, my dear sir, my ex-friend, to try to play on our feelings. I can see through you. A cunning scoundrel, that's what you are! (1a).Initially referred to Tartar princes who, after the subjugation of Kazan (capital of the Tartar empire) by Ivan the Terrible in 1552, tried to get more concessions and gratuities by moving the tsar to pity when they appeared at his court. -
34 на-ка, выкуси!
• НА-КА <НАКАСЬ, НАКАСЯ, НА>, ВЫКУСИ! substand, rude[Interj; these forms only; fixed WO]=====⇒ emphatically no (used to express one's categorical refusal to do sth., refutation of some statement etc):- [when refusing to do sth.] no (frigging) way!;- you can whistle for it!;- not on your life!;- nothing doing!;- like hell I <we> will!;- I'll see you in hell first!;- [when refuting a statement] what (a load of) crap!;- that's bullshit!;- [when emphasizing a previous statement of refusal etc] put that in your pipe (and smoke it)!♦ "В лес ехать надо". - " Мне? В лес?" - " Да". - "...На этот раз на, выкуси! Не поеду!" - "Поедешь. Своей волей не поедешь - по суду отправим" (Абрамов 1). "...You've got to go out to the forest." "Me? Tb the forest?" "Yes." "...This time you can whistle for it! I'm not going!" "Yes you are. If not of your own free will, then the court will make you go" (1a).♦ "Правильно! Ты думаешь человек человеку кто? Друг? Товарищ? Братишка? На-ка, выкуси! Человек человеку люпус ест! [transliteration of the Latin lupus est = волк]" (Войнович 4). "Right! What do you think man is to man? A friend? A comrade? A brother? Ha-ha, what crap! Man is like a wolf to his fellow man" (4a).♦ "Ступай, откель [ungrammat = откуда] пришёл! А Гришку твоего, захочу - с костями съем и ответа держать не буду!.. Вот на!.. Выкуси!" (Шолохов 2). "Go back to where you came from! And if I want your Grishka, I'll have him, bones and all, and won't answer to anyone for it!...So there! Put that in your pipe!" (2a).—————← The idiom may be accompanied by one of two gestures: a "fig" gesture, in which one's hand is extended, clenched in a fist with the palm usually facing up and the thumb placed between the index and middle fingers; or an obscene gesture, by which the left fist is placed in the crook of the right arm and the right elbow is bent, bringing the forearm all the way up.Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > на-ка, выкуси!
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35 накась, выкуси!
• НА-КА <НАКАСЬ, НАКАСЯ, НА>, ВЫКУСИ! substand, rude[Interj; these forms only; fixed WO]=====⇒ emphatically no (used to express one's categorical refusal to do sth., refutation of some statement etc):- [when refusing to do sth.] no (frigging) way!;- you can whistle for it!;- not on your life!;- nothing doing!;- like hell I <we> will!;- I'll see you in hell first!;- [when refuting a statement] what (a load of) crap!;- that's bullshit!;- [when emphasizing a previous statement of refusal etc] put that in your pipe (and smoke it)!♦ "В лес ехать надо". - " Мне? В лес?" - " Да". - "...На этот раз на, выкуси! Не поеду!" - "Поедешь. Своей волей не поедешь - по суду отправим" (Абрамов 1). "...You've got to go out to the forest." "Me? Tb the forest?" "Yes." "...This time you can whistle for it! I'm not going!" "Yes you are. If not of your own free will, then the court will make you go" (1a).♦ "Правильно! Ты думаешь человек человеку кто? Друг? Товарищ? Братишка? На-ка, выкуси! Человек человеку люпус ест! [transliteration of the Latin lupus est = волк]" (Войнович 4). "Right! What do you think man is to man? A friend? A comrade? A brother? Ha-ha, what crap! Man is like a wolf to his fellow man" (4a).♦ "Ступай, откель [ungrammat = откуда] пришёл! А Гришку твоего, захочу - с костями съем и ответа держать не буду!.. Вот на!.. Выкуси!" (Шолохов 2). "Go back to where you came from! And if I want your Grishka, I'll have him, bones and all, and won't answer to anyone for it!...So there! Put that in your pipe!" (2a).—————← The idiom may be accompanied by one of two gestures: a "fig" gesture, in which one's hand is extended, clenched in a fist with the palm usually facing up and the thumb placed between the index and middle fingers; or an obscene gesture, by which the left fist is placed in the crook of the right arm and the right elbow is bent, bringing the forearm all the way up.Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > накась, выкуси!
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36 накася, выкуси!
• НА-КА <НАКАСЬ, НАКАСЯ, НА>, ВЫКУСИ! substand, rude[Interj; these forms only; fixed WO]=====⇒ emphatically no (used to express one's categorical refusal to do sth., refutation of some statement etc):- [when refusing to do sth.] no (frigging) way!;- you can whistle for it!;- not on your life!;- nothing doing!;- like hell I <we> will!;- I'll see you in hell first!;- [when refuting a statement] what (a load of) crap!;- that's bullshit!;- [when emphasizing a previous statement of refusal etc] put that in your pipe (and smoke it)!♦ "В лес ехать надо". - " Мне? В лес?" - " Да". - "...На этот раз на, выкуси! Не поеду!" - "Поедешь. Своей волей не поедешь - по суду отправим" (Абрамов 1). "...You've got to go out to the forest." "Me? Tb the forest?" "Yes." "...This time you can whistle for it! I'm not going!" "Yes you are. If not of your own free will, then the court will make you go" (1a).♦ "Правильно! Ты думаешь человек человеку кто? Друг? Товарищ? Братишка? На-ка, выкуси! Человек человеку люпус ест! [transliteration of the Latin lupus est = волк]" (Войнович 4). "Right! What do you think man is to man? A friend? A comrade? A brother? Ha-ha, what crap! Man is like a wolf to his fellow man" (4a).♦ "Ступай, откель [ungrammat = откуда] пришёл! А Гришку твоего, захочу - с костями съем и ответа держать не буду!.. Вот на!.. Выкуси!" (Шолохов 2). "Go back to where you came from! And if I want your Grishka, I'll have him, bones and all, and won't answer to anyone for it!...So there! Put that in your pipe!" (2a).—————← The idiom may be accompanied by one of two gestures: a "fig" gesture, in which one's hand is extended, clenched in a fist with the palm usually facing up and the thumb placed between the index and middle fingers; or an obscene gesture, by which the left fist is placed in the crook of the right arm and the right elbow is bent, bringing the forearm all the way up.Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > накася, выкуси!
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37 на, выкуси!
• НА-КА <НАКАСЬ, НАКАСЯ, НА>, ВЫКУСИ! substand, rude[Interj; these forms only; fixed WO]=====⇒ emphatically no (used to express one's categorical refusal to do sth., refutation of some statement etc):- [when refusing to do sth.] no (frigging) way!;- you can whistle for it!;- not on your life!;- nothing doing!;- like hell I <we> will!;- I'll see you in hell first!;- [when refuting a statement] what (a load of) crap!;- that's bullshit!;- [when emphasizing a previous statement of refusal etc] put that in your pipe (and smoke it)!♦ "В лес ехать надо". - " Мне? В лес?" - " Да". - "...На этот раз на, выкуси! Не поеду!" - "Поедешь. Своей волей не поедешь - по суду отправим" (Абрамов 1). "...You've got to go out to the forest." "Me? Tb the forest?" "Yes." "...This time you can whistle for it! I'm not going!" "Yes you are. If not of your own free will, then the court will make you go" (1a).♦ "Правильно! Ты думаешь человек человеку кто? Друг? Товарищ? Братишка? На-ка, выкуси! Человек человеку люпус ест! [transliteration of the Latin lupus est = волк]" (Войнович 4). "Right! What do you think man is to man? A friend? A comrade? A brother? Ha-ha, what crap! Man is like a wolf to his fellow man" (4a).♦ "Ступай, откель [ungrammat = откуда] пришёл! А Гришку твоего, захочу - с костями съем и ответа держать не буду!.. Вот на!.. Выкуси!" (Шолохов 2). "Go back to where you came from! And if I want your Grishka, I'll have him, bones and all, and won't answer to anyone for it!...So there! Put that in your pipe!" (2a).—————← The idiom may be accompanied by one of two gestures: a "fig" gesture, in which one's hand is extended, clenched in a fist with the palm usually facing up and the thumb placed between the index and middle fingers; or an obscene gesture, by which the left fist is placed in the crook of the right arm and the right elbow is bent, bringing the forearm all the way up.Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > на, выкуси!
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38 казанская сирота
[NP; usu. sing]=====⇒ a person who pretends to be unhappy, helpless, offended etc in order to gain s.o.'s compassion:|| X прикидывается казанской сиротой < X строит из себя казанскую сироту> ≈ X is moaning and groaning about his fate;- X is playing on s.o.'s sympathies < feelings>;- X is making himself out to be a pitiful thing < a poor soul>;- X is playing the beggar < the victim>.♦ [author's usage] [Войницев:] Не к лицу вам, милостивый государь, мой бывший друг, это казанское сиротство! Я понимаю вас! Вы ловкий подлец! Вот кто вы! (Чехов 1). [V.:] It doesn't suit you at all, my dear sir, my ex-friend, to try to play on our feelings. I can see through you. A cunning scoundrel, that's what you are! (1a).—————← Initially referred to Tartar princes who, after the subjugation of Kazan (capital of the Tartar empire) by Ivan the Terrible in 1552, tried to get more concessions and gratuities by moving the tsar to pity when they appeared at his court.Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > казанская сирота
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39 казанский сирота
[NP; usu. sing]=====⇒ a person who pretends to be unhappy, helpless, offended etc in order to gain s.o.'s compassion:|| X прикидывается казанской сиротой < X строит из себя казанскую сироту> ≈ X is moaning and groaning about his fate;- X is playing on s.o.'s sympathies < feelings>;- X is making himself out to be a pitiful thing < a poor soul>;- X is playing the beggar < the victim>.♦ [author's usage] [Войницев:] Не к лицу вам, милостивый государь, мой бывший друг, это казанское сиротство! Я понимаю вас! Вы ловкий подлец! Вот кто вы! (Чехов 1). [V.:] It doesn't suit you at all, my dear sir, my ex-friend, to try to play on our feelings. I can see through you. A cunning scoundrel, that's what you are! (1a).—————← Initially referred to Tartar princes who, after the subjugation of Kazan (capital of the Tartar empire) by Ivan the Terrible in 1552, tried to get more concessions and gratuities by moving the tsar to pity when they appeared at his court.Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > казанский сирота
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40 мохнатая лапа
разг., неодобр.lit. hairy paw; a mighty friend at (in) court; a man for pushing smb. up
См. также в других словарях:
friend at court — index advocate (counselor) Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 … Law dictionary
friend in court — index advocate (counselor), amicus curiae Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 … Law dictionary
friend at court — n. a person in an influential position who is friendly toward and able to help one … English World dictionary
friend in court — see friend at court … Useful english dictionary
friend at court — or friend in court Etymology: Middle English frend in court : one in a position of importance or influence who is disposed to act in one s behalf * * * a friend in a position of influence or power who may advance one s interests, esp. a helpful… … Useful english dictionary
A friend at court — Friend Friend (fr[e^]nd), n. [OR. frend, freond, AS. fre[ o]nd, prop. p. pr. of fre[ o]n, fre[ o]gan, to love; akin to D. vriend friend, OS. friund friend, friohan to love, OHG. friunt friend, G. freund, Icel. fr[ae]ndi kinsman, Sw. fr[ a]nde.… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
A friend in court — Friend Friend (fr[e^]nd), n. [OR. frend, freond, AS. fre[ o]nd, prop. p. pr. of fre[ o]n, fre[ o]gan, to love; akin to D. vriend friend, OS. friund friend, friohan to love, OHG. friunt friend, G. freund, Icel. fr[ae]ndi kinsman, Sw. fr[ a]nde.… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
friend at court — a friend in a position of influence or power who may advance one s interests, esp. a helpful person who is close to someone in authority. [1645 55] * * * … Universalium
friend at court — Synonyms and related words: Maecenas, Rasputin, Svengali, VIP, abettor, access, admirer, advocate, aficionado, agent, amicus curiae, angel, apologist, attorney, attorney at law, backer, bad influence, barrister, barrister at law, big wheel, buff … Moby Thesaurus
have a friend at court — To have a friend in a position where his or her influence is likely to prove useful • • • Main Entry: ↑friend … Useful english dictionary
a friend at court — a person in a position to use their influence on one s behalf. → friend … English new terms dictionary