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1 I'd believe absolutely anything of that man
Общая лексика: от этого человека можно всего ожидатьУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > I'd believe absolutely anything of that man
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2 absolutely
ˈæbsəlu:tlɪ нареч.
1) совершенно;
безусловно absolutely indispensable ≈ совершенно необходимый The spear was the symbol of property held absolutely and against the world. ≈ Скипетр был символом собственности, находящейся в безусловном владении. He was to come absolutely alone. ≈ Он должен был прийти совершенно один. Syn: quite, totally
2) разг. конечно;
точно, именно;
вполне( эмоционально-усилительный оттенок) I'd believe absolutely anything of that man. ≈ От этого человека можно всего ожидать. It is absolutely untrue. ≈ Это чистейшая ложь.
3) филос. независимо, самостоятельно
4) грам. употребленный абсолютно, без прямого дополнения transitive verb used absolutely ≈ переходный глагол, употребленный без прямого дополнениясовершенно и пр.;
- he refused * он отказался наотрез;
- he is * wrong он совершенно неправ (эмоционально-усилительно) конечно;
точно, именно;
вполне;
- are you sure? - *! вы уверены? - Абсолютно!;
- this is * the newest thing in music это самое последнее слово в музыке (грамматика) употребленный абсолютно, без прямого дополнения;
- transitive verb used * (грамматика) переходный глагол, употребленный без прямого дополнения ( философское) независимо, самостоятельноabsolutely безусловно ~ разг. да, конечно ~ независимо ~ самостоятельно, независимо;
transitive verb used absolutely переходный глагол без прямого дополнения ~ самостоятельно ~ совершенноassign ~ передавать во владение~ самостоятельно, независимо;
transitive verb used absolutely переходный глагол без прямого дополненияБольшой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > absolutely
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3 absolutely
[ˌæbs(ə)'l(j)uːtlɪ]нареч.1) совершенно; безусловноHe was to come absolutely alone. — Он должен был прийти совершенно один.
Syn:2) совершенно, абсолютно, полностьюI'd believe absolutely anything of that man. — От этого человека можно всего ожидать.
It is absolutely untrue. — Это чистейшая ложь.
3) (absolutely!) разг. конечно; точно, именно; вполне ( как ответ на вопрос)4) филос. независимо, самостоятельно5) лингв. употреблённый абсолютно, без прямого дополненияtransitive verb used absolutely — переходный глагол, употреблённый без прямого дополнения
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4 capaz de hacer cualquier cosa
(v.) = capable of anythingEx. While in traditional working society, everybody was kept busy, and out of trouble, a leisured society would be one in which people roamed free and unfettered, and capable of absolutely anything.* * *(v.) = capable of anythingEx: While in traditional working society, everybody was kept busy, and out of trouble, a leisured society would be one in which people roamed free and unfettered, and capable of absolutely anything.
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5 capaz de todo
(v.) = capable of anythingEx. While in traditional working society, everybody was kept busy, and out of trouble, a leisured society would be one in which people roamed free and unfettered, and capable of absolutely anything.* * *(v.) = capable of anythingEx: While in traditional working society, everybody was kept busy, and out of trouble, a leisured society would be one in which people roamed free and unfettered, and capable of absolutely anything.
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6 Е-22
ЧТО НИ (НА) ЕСТЬ1 coll NP subj or obj fixed WOit is inconsequential whatanything, regardless of what it might be: anything at all absolutely anything anything, it doesnt matter what anything that's available (handy etc) (only when всё is stated or implied) anything and everything anything in the world.«Что тебе дать поесть?» - «Что ни на есть, лишь бы побыстрее». "What shall I get you to eat?" "Anything at all, as long as it's quick."Ноздрев во многих отношениях был многосторонний человек... В ту же минуту он предлагал вам ехать куда угодно, хоть на край света, войти в какое хотите предприятие, менять всё, что ни есть, на всё, что хотите (Гоголь 3). Nozdryov was a man of great versatility in many ways.... In the same breath he would offer to go with you anywhere you liked, even to the ends of the earth, to become your partner in any enterprise you might choose, to exchange anything in the world for anything you like (3a). -
7 что ни есть
I[NP; subj or obj; fixed WO]=====⇒ it is inconsequential what; anything, regardless of what it might be:- anything, it doesn't matter what;- anything that's available <handy etc>;- [only when всё is stated or implied] anything and everything;- anything in the world.♦ "Что тебе дать поесть?" - "Что ни на есть, лишь бы побыстрее". "What shall I get you to eat?" "Anything at all, as long as it's quick."♦ Ноздрев во многих отношениях был многосторонний человек... В ту же минуту он предлагал вам ехать куда угодно, хоть на край света, войти в какое хотите предприятие, менять всё, что ни есть, на всё, что хотите (Гоголь 3). Nozdryov was a man of great versatility in many way s.... In the same breath he would offer to go with you anywhere you liked, even to the ends of the earth, to become your partner in any enterprise you might choose, to exchange anything in the world for anything you like (3a).II[intensif Particle; usu. preceded by самый; foll. by NP or AdjP; fixed WO]=====⇒ used to express that s.o. or sth. exhibits the highest or most extreme degree possible (of the characteristic named) or represents the ultimate example (of the type, group etc named):- the most <the worst etc>...you can imagine <imaginable, in the world, you've ever seen, you've ever set eyes on, that ever existed etc>;- a...if ever there was one;- [in limited contexts] s.o. < sth.> couldn't be (a) more...♦...Через год, в мае, было подано от имени его сыновей (он, конечно, об этом не знал) прошение, в самом что ни на есть пышном, душещипательном стиле... (Набоков 1). A year later, in May, a petition was submitted in his sons' names (he, of course, knew nothing of this), in the most florid and tear-jerking style imaginable (1a).♦ Самая что ни на есть пытка и с питьём и с оправкой (Марченко 1). It's the worst kind of torture you can imagine, both with the dnnking and the toilet (1a).♦ "Покажи тебе самую что ни есть раскрасавицу - ты даже глазом не поведёшь. Потому что биотоки отрицательные подключат" (Айтматов 2). "You could be shown the most ravishing creature you've ever set eyes on and you'll not even bat an eyelid. This will be because the bio-currents will cut out this feeling" (2a).♦ "Ну, а теперь, друзья-товарищи и граждане-враги, - говорит Дзюба, - нехай выступает перед нами самая что ни на есть реакционная шкура мракобесья..." (Алешковский 1). "Now, comrade-friends and citizen-enemies," said Dziuba, "we're going to hear a speech by the most reactionary obscurantist asshole who ever existed..." (1a).♦ Упомянули Антона. Я сказал, что он самый что ни на есть русский, глубинный русский... (Зиновьев 2). [context transl] Anton's name was mentioned. I said that he was the most Russian of Russians, profoundly Russian... (2a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > что ни есть
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8 что ни на есть
I[NP; subj or obj; fixed WO]=====⇒ it is inconsequential what; anything, regardless of what it might be:- anything, it doesn't matter what;- anything that's available <handy etc>;- [only when всё is stated or implied] anything and everything;- anything in the world.♦ "Что тебе дать поесть?" - "Что ни на есть, лишь бы побыстрее". "What shall I get you to eat?" "Anything at all, as long as it's quick."♦ Ноздрев во многих отношениях был многосторонний человек... В ту же минуту он предлагал вам ехать куда угодно, хоть на край света, войти в какое хотите предприятие, менять всё, что ни есть, на всё, что хотите (Гоголь 3). Nozdryov was a man of great versatility in many way s.... In the same breath he would offer to go with you anywhere you liked, even to the ends of the earth, to become your partner in any enterprise you might choose, to exchange anything in the world for anything you like (3a).II[intensif Particle; usu. preceded by самый; foll. by NP or AdjP; fixed WO]=====⇒ used to express that s.o. or sth. exhibits the highest or most extreme degree possible (of the characteristic named) or represents the ultimate example (of the type, group etc named):- the most <the worst etc>...you can imagine <imaginable, in the world, you've ever seen, you've ever set eyes on, that ever existed etc>;- a...if ever there was one;- [in limited contexts] s.o. < sth.> couldn't be (a) more...♦...Через год, в мае, было подано от имени его сыновей (он, конечно, об этом не знал) прошение, в самом что ни на есть пышном, душещипательном стиле... (Набоков 1). A year later, in May, a petition was submitted in his sons' names (he, of course, knew nothing of this), in the most florid and tear-jerking style imaginable (1a).♦ Самая что ни на есть пытка и с питьём и с оправкой (Марченко 1). It's the worst kind of torture you can imagine, both with the dnnking and the toilet (1a).♦ "Покажи тебе самую что ни есть раскрасавицу - ты даже глазом не поведёшь. Потому что биотоки отрицательные подключат" (Айтматов 2). "You could be shown the most ravishing creature you've ever set eyes on and you'll not even bat an eyelid. This will be because the bio-currents will cut out this feeling" (2a).♦ "Ну, а теперь, друзья-товарищи и граждане-враги, - говорит Дзюба, - нехай выступает перед нами самая что ни на есть реакционная шкура мракобесья..." (Алешковский 1). "Now, comrade-friends and citizen-enemies," said Dziuba, "we're going to hear a speech by the most reactionary obscurantist asshole who ever existed..." (1a).♦ Упомянули Антона. Я сказал, что он самый что ни на есть русский, глубинный русский... (Зиновьев 2). [context transl] Anton's name was mentioned. I said that he was the most Russian of Russians, profoundly Russian... (2a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > что ни на есть
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9 deambular libremente
(v.) = wander + at large, roam + freeEx. Spreading out from the doorstep is a wider social group whose influence comes to bear on children, particularly after they are old enough to wander at large on their own.Ex. While in traditional working society, everybody was kept busy, and out of trouble, a leisured society would be one in which people roamed free and unfettered, and capable of absolutely anything.* * *(v.) = wander + at large, roam + freeEx: Spreading out from the doorstep is a wider social group whose influence comes to bear on children, particularly after they are old enough to wander at large on their own.
Ex: While in traditional working society, everybody was kept busy, and out of trouble, a leisured society would be one in which people roamed free and unfettered, and capable of absolutely anything. -
10 no meterse en líos
(v.) = keep out of + troubleEx. While in traditional working society, everybody was kept busy, and out of trouble, a leisured society would be one in which people roamed free and unfettered, and capable of absolutely anything.* * *(v.) = keep out of + troubleEx: While in traditional working society, everybody was kept busy, and out of trouble, a leisured society would be one in which people roamed free and unfettered, and capable of absolutely anything.
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11 no meterse en problemas
(v.) = keep out of + troubleEx. While in traditional working society, everybody was kept busy, and out of trouble, a leisured society would be one in which people roamed free and unfettered, and capable of absolutely anything.* * *(v.) = keep out of + troubleEx: While in traditional working society, everybody was kept busy, and out of trouble, a leisured society would be one in which people roamed free and unfettered, and capable of absolutely anything.
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12 seguir por el buen camino
(v.) = keep out of + trouble, keep on + the right trackEx. While in traditional working society, everybody was kept busy, and out of trouble, a leisured society would be one in which people roamed free and unfettered, and capable of absolutely anything.Ex. There are five major challenges that need to be addressed in order to keep on the right track of sustainable development.* * *(v.) = keep out of + trouble, keep on + the right trackEx: While in traditional working society, everybody was kept busy, and out of trouble, a leisured society would be one in which people roamed free and unfettered, and capable of absolutely anything.
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13 sociedad del ocio
(n.) = leisure society, leisured societyEx. After days of contemplating the large number of variables I now believe that a leisure society is inevitable, short of global catastrophe.Ex. While in traditional working society, everybody was kept busy, and out of trouble, a leisured society would be one in which people roamed free and unfettered, and capable of absolutely anything.* * *(n.) = leisure society, leisured societyEx: After days of contemplating the large number of variables I now believe that a leisure society is inevitable, short of global catastrophe.
Ex: While in traditional working society, everybody was kept busy, and out of trouble, a leisured society would be one in which people roamed free and unfettered, and capable of absolutely anything. -
14 sociedad trabajadora
(n.) = working societyEx. While in traditional working society, everybody was kept busy, and out of trouble, a leisured society would be one in which people roamed free and unfettered, and capable of absolutely anything.* * *(n.) = working societyEx: While in traditional working society, everybody was kept busy, and out of trouble, a leisured society would be one in which people roamed free and unfettered, and capable of absolutely anything.
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15 vagar libremente
(v.) = roam + freeEx. While in traditional working society, everybody was kept busy, and out of trouble, a leisured society would be one in which people roamed free and unfettered, and capable of absolutely anything.* * *(v.) = roam + freeEx: While in traditional working society, everybody was kept busy, and out of trouble, a leisured society would be one in which people roamed free and unfettered, and capable of absolutely anything.
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16 buttare
1. v/i botany shoot, sprout2. v/t throwbuttare via throw awayfig wastebuttare giù knock downlettera scribble downboccone gulp downcolloq buttare la pasta put the pasta on* * *buttare v.tr.1 ( gettare, lanciare) to throw*, to cast*, to fling*: buttami la palla, per favore, throw me the ball, please; i pescatori buttarono le reti, the fishermen cast their nets; il giocatore buttò i dadi, the player cast the dice; l'ancora fu buttata in acqua, the anchor was thrown into the water; fu arrestato e buttato in prigione, he was arrested and thrown into prison; buttare a terra qlcu., to knock s.o. to the ground; non buttare niente in terra!, don't throw (o drop) anything on to the floor; l'ha buttato per sbaglio dalla finestra, he threw it out of the window by mistake; gli buttò le braccia al collo, she flung her arms round his neck; aprì la valigia e vi buttò dentro un paio di vestiti, he opened his suitcase and threw some clothes in (o inside); l'ubriaco fu buttato fuori, the drunken man was thrown out; buttò le braccia in avanti, he flung his arms forwards; buttò indietro la testa, she threw her head back; buttò indietro le coperte e si alzò; he flung his bedclothes back and got up; buttalo via!, throw it away!; buttamelo giù, su, per favore, throw it down, up to me, please // mi ha buttato in faccia la verità, he flung the truth in my face // buttò un occhio al sedile prima di sedersi, he gave a look round before sitting down // buttare giù, ( abbattere) to knock down; ( ingoiare) to swallow; ( abbozzare) to rough out; to scribble: hanno buttato giù la chiesetta in piazza, they've knocked down (o demolished) the small church in the square; (fin.) buttare giù il mercato, to bang the market; butta giù questa medicina, da bravo, be a good little boy and swallow this medicine!; non sono riuscito a buttare giù neanche un boccone, I wasn't able to swallow a single mouthful; ti ho buttato giù uno schizzo dell'appartamento, I've sketched out a rough plan of the flat for you; pensavo di poter buttar giù il tema in fretta, I thought I could get the essay done out of the way; buttami giù due righe come pro-memoria, jot down (o scribble) a few lines for me as a reminder; la malattia l'ha buttata giù molto, her illness has really left her very weak // ha buttato là una frase per ferirmi, he dropped a hint just to hurt me; buttò là un'idea che ci sembrò meravigliosa, he casually suggested an idea we thought was wonderful // ha buttato all'aria tutta la casa per cercare gli occhiali che credeva d'aver perso, she turned the house upside down looking for her glasses she thought she had lost; ha buttato all'aria tutti i miei piani, he upset all my plans; furono costretti a buttare all'aria i loro progetti, they had to scrap their plans // buttare la pasta, il riso, to start cooking the pasta, the rice2 ( sprecare) to waste, to throw* away: buttar ( via) il denaro, il tempo, to waste money, time; non mi piace buttare i soldi dalla finestra, I don't approve of wasting (o squandering) money3 ( emettere) to send* out; (perdere, spec. di recipienti) to leak: il camino buttava fumo, the chimney was sending out smoke; il vaso buttava acqua da tutte le parti, the pot was leaking all over the place // la ferita buttava sangue, the wound was bleeding4 ( di piante) to put* out: le rose incominciano a buttare le gemme, the roses are beginning to put out buds◆ v. intr.1 ( volgere, tendere) to become*: il tempo butta al bello, the weather is becoming nice (o is clearing) // butta male!, things look pretty grim!◘ buttarsi v.rifl. to throw* oneself, to fling* oneself: si buttò ( giù) dalla finestra, he threw himself out of the window; si buttò esausto sul letto, he flung himself onto the bed exhausted; si buttò su una poltrona, he threw himself (o collapsed) into an armchair; si buttò ai miei piedi, he threw himself at my feet // si è buttato sotto il treno, he threw himself under the train; si buttò ( con impeto) contro l'avversario, he flung himself at his opponent // buttare col paracadute, to parachute // buttare nel lavoro, to throw oneself into a job; buttare nella politica, to plunge into politics; buttare anima e corpo in qlco., to throw oneself heart and soul into sthg.; non ha fatto niente tutto l'anno, ma alla fine si è buttato nello studio anima e corpo, he did nothing for the whole year but finally he really got stuck into his studies // io mi butto!, I'll have a go at it! // si butterebbe nel fuoco per sua figlia, he'd do absolutely anything for his daughter // buttare giù, ( deprimersi) to let oneself go.* * *[but'tare]1. vt1) (gettare) to throwbuttare la pasta/il riso Culin — to put pasta/rice into boiling water
buttarsi qc dietro le spalle — to throw sth over one's shoulder, (fig : passato) to put sth behind one
2) (anche: buttare via) (nella spazzatura) to throw away, discard, (sprecare: soldi, tempo) to waste3)buttare giù — (scritto) to jot down, scribble down, (cibo, boccone) to gulp down, (edificio) to pull down, knock down, (governo) to bring down
buttare giù qn — (deprimere) to get sb down
4)buttare la colpa addosso a qn — to lay the blame on sbbuttare a mare — (fig : soldi, occasione) to throw away
gli ha buttato in faccia tutto il suo disprezzo — she told him to his face how much she despised him
2. vi(
fam : apparire) la faccenda butta male — things are looking bad3. vr (buttarsi)(saltare) to jumpbuttiamoci! — (saltiamo) let's jump!, (rischiamo) let's have a go!
buttarsi su o addosso a qn — to launch o.s. at sb
buttarsi nelle braccia di qn — to throw o.s. into sb's arms
buttarsi in ginocchio — to throw o.s. down on one's knees
buttarsi (anima e corpo) in qc — to throw o.s. (wholeheartedly) into sth
buttarsi giù — (stendersi) to lie down, (stimarsi poco) to have a low opinion of o.s., (scoraggiarsi) to get depressed o miserable
buttarsi nella mischia (anche) fig — to throw o.s. into the fray
* * *[but'tare] 1.verbo transitivo1) (lanciare) to throw*buttare qcs. per terra, in aria — to throw sth. to the ground, up into the air
buttare (via) — to throw away o out [cose vecchie, rifiuti]
non è da buttar via! — fig. it's not to be sneezed at!
3) (sprecare) to throw* away [occasione, soldi]4) (far cadere)buttare (giù) qcs. dalla finestra — to throw sth. out of the window
5) (stendere)6) (emettere) to spew, to eject [lava, fumo]7) buttare giù (rovesciare) to cast* down, to knock off, to knock down [vaso, sedia]; (abbattere) to throw* down, to pull down [ edificio]; to knock down [ albero]; [ vento] to blow* down [ albero]; (sfondare) to smash down [ porta]; (ingoiare) to swallow [ cibo]; (avvilire) to bring* down, to get* down [ persona]; (debilitare) [ malattia] to weaken [ persona]; (abbozzare) to dash off, to throw* off, to toss off, to write* down [ appunti]; (giocare) to throw* down [ carta]buttare qcn. giù dal letto — to get sb. out of bed
8) buttare fuori to throw* out [importuno, studente]; to throw* out, to kick out [ dipendente]buttare fuori di casa — to put out [ inquilino]; to turn out into the street [ coniuge]
9) buttare indietro to fling* back [testa, capelli]10) buttare là, buttare lì to throw* out [frase, idea]2. 3.verbo pronominale buttarsi1) (gettarsi) to throw* oneself- rsi sul letto — to throw oneself onto o to fall into bed
-rsi (giù) dalla finestra, sotto un treno — to throw oneself out of the window, in front of a train
- rsi in acqua — to throw oneself o jump into the water; (per fare un bagno) to go for a dip
2) fig.- rsi in — to throw oneself o pitch into [ lavoro]
3) (osare) to go* for it, to give* it a go4) (indossare)- rsi una sciarpa sulle spalle — to fling o sling a scarf around one's shoulders
5) (sfociare)il Po si butta nell'Adriatico — the River Po flows into o joins the Adriatic Sea
6) buttarsi giù (avvilirsi) to get* dejected••buttare qcs. in faccia a qcn. — to throw sth. into sb.'s teeth, to cast sth. up at sb.
buttare all'aria — to mess up [fogli, stanza, progetto]
buttare a mare qcs. — to throw sth. out the window
buttare un occhio su — to cast a glance o look at
buttare o -rsi alle spalle to leave behind, to turn one's back on [preoccupazioni, passato]; buttare al vento — to dish, to bungle [ piani]; to chuck, to fritter away [ denaro]
* * *buttare/but'tare/ [1]1 (lanciare) to throw*; buttare qcs. per terra, in aria to throw sth. to the ground, up into the air2 (sbarazzarsi) buttare (via) to throw away o out [cose vecchie, rifiuti]; non è da buttar via! fig. it's not to be sneezed at!3 (sprecare) to throw* away [occasione, soldi]4 (far cadere) buttare (giù) qcs. dalla finestra to throw sth. out of the window5 (stendere) buttare una coperta sul letto to throw a blanket over the bed6 (emettere) to spew, to eject [lava, fumo]7 buttare giù (rovesciare) to cast* down, to knock off, to knock down [vaso, sedia]; (abbattere) to throw* down, to pull down [ edificio]; to knock down [ albero]; [ vento] to blow* down [ albero]; (sfondare) to smash down [ porta]; (ingoiare) to swallow [ cibo]; (avvilire) to bring* down, to get* down [ persona]; (debilitare) [ malattia] to weaken [ persona]; (abbozzare) to dash off, to throw* off, to toss off, to write* down [ appunti]; (giocare) to throw* down [ carta]; buttare qcn. giù dal letto to get sb. out of bed8 buttare fuori to throw* out [importuno, studente]; to throw* out, to kick out [ dipendente]; buttare fuori di casa to put out [ inquilino]; to turn out into the street [ coniuge]9 buttare indietro to fling* back [testa, capelli]10 buttare là, buttare lì to throw* out [frase, idea](aus. avere) (germogliare) to bud, to come* up, to sproutIII buttarsi verbo pronominale1 (gettarsi) to throw* oneself; - rsi sul letto to throw oneself onto o to fall into bed; -rsi (giù) dalla finestra, sotto un treno to throw oneself out of the window, in front of a train; - rsi in acqua to throw oneself o jump into the water; (per fare un bagno) to go for a dip3 (osare) to go* for it, to give* it a go; buttati! go for it! just do it!buttare la pasta to put the pasta (into the boiling water); buttare qcs. in faccia a qcn. to throw sth. into sb.'s teeth, to cast sth. up at sb.; buttare all'aria to mess up [fogli, stanza, progetto]; buttare a mare qcs. to throw sth. out the window; buttare un occhio su to cast a glance o look at; buttare o -rsi alle spalle to leave behind, to turn one's back on [preoccupazioni, passato]; buttare al vento to dish, to bungle [ piani]; to chuck, to fritter away [ denaro]. -
17 believe
bɪˈli:v гл.
1) верить we soon believe what we desire ≈ мы охотно принимаем желаемое за действительное believe it or not ≈ хотите верьте, хотите нет to believe firmly, sincerely, strongly ≈ свято верить во что-л., быть твердо убежденным в чем-л. mistakenly believe ≈ ошибочно верить чему-л./во что-л. To believe in or on God, expresses not belief only, but that belief resting in God, trusting itself and all its concerns with Him. ≈ Понятие 'верить в Бога' включает в себя не только веру, но и посвящение ему себя и своих помыслов.
2) доверять To believe God is to believe what God says, to be true. ≈ Верить Богу - значит верить в то, что он говорит правду.
3) придавать большое значение I believe in early rising. ≈ Я считаю очень полезным вставать рано.
4) думать, полагать I believe so ≈ кажется, так;
по-моему, так;
да (в ответе) I believe not ≈ думаю, что нет;
едва ли ∙ believe in believe of you'd better believe it амер.;
разг. ≈ можете быть уверены make believe ≈ делать вид, притворятьсяверить;
- to * a rumour поверить слуху;
- I * you я вам верю;
- I made him * it я убедил его в этом;
- you'd better * it (разговорное) можете быть уверены доверять;
- to * smb. implicitly всецело доверять кому-л.;
- to * smb.'s word верить кому-л. на слово;
- a man who deserves to be *d человек, который заслуживает доверия (in, on) (религия) веровать, верить;
- to * in God веровать в бога;
- to * in spiritualism верить в спиритизм (in) верить;
возлагать надежды;
- to * in human nature верить в человека;
- I * in early rising я считаю, что рано вставать полезно;
- I * in getting plenty of exercise я придаю большое значение физкультуре;
- I * in you я верю вам, ч считаю вас честным человеком;
я верю в вас, я возлагаю на вас большие надежды;
- he did not * in women он был нелестного мнения о женщинах думать, полагать, считать;
- I * you are right мне кажется, что вы правы;
people *d the Earth to be flat люди думали, что земля плоская;
- I * so думаю, что так;
правильно, верно;
- will they be ready tomorrow? - I * so Будут они завтра готовы? - Кажется, будут;
- the plan is *d to be realistic план считается реальным;
полагают, что план осуществим;
- I * him to be alive я думаю, что он жив;
он, по всей вероятности, жив;
- he is *d to be in Paris думают, что он в Париже;
- we * him to be the man for the job мы считаем, что для этой работы он очень подходит;
- I'd * absolutely anything of that man от этого человека можно всего ожидать иметь какое-л. мнение;
- to * meanly of smb., smth. (устаревшее) быть плохого мнения о своем ближнем > to make * делать вид, притворяться;
воображать;
> let's make * we're pirates давай играть в пиратовbelieve верить;
we soon believe what we desire мы охотно принимаем желаемое за действительное;
believe it or not хотите верьте, хотите нет ~ верить ~ доверять;
I believe you я вам верю, доверяю;
I believe in you я в вас верю ~ доверять ~ думать, полагать;
I believe so кажется, так;
по-моему, так;
да (в ответе) ;
I believe not думаю, что нет;
едва ли;
you'd better believe it амер. разг. можете быть уверены ~ придавать большое значение;
I believe in early rising я считаю очень полезным вставать раноbelieve верить;
we soon believe what we desire мы охотно принимаем желаемое за действительное;
believe it or not хотите верьте, хотите нет~ придавать большое значение;
I believe in early rising я считаю очень полезным вставать рано~ доверять;
I believe you я вам верю, доверяю;
I believe in you я в вас верю~ думать, полагать;
I believe so кажется, так;
по-моему, так;
да (в ответе) ;
I believe not думаю, что нет;
едва ли;
you'd better believe it амер. разг. можете быть уверены~ думать, полагать;
I believe so кажется, так;
по-моему, так;
да (в ответе) ;
I believe not думаю, что нет;
едва ли;
you'd better believe it амер. разг. можете быть уверены~ доверять;
I believe you я вам верю, доверяю;
I believe in you я в вас верюto make ~ делать вид, притворятьсяbelieve верить;
we soon believe what we desire мы охотно принимаем желаемое за действительное;
believe it or not хотите верьте, хотите нет -
18 believe
[bıʹli:v] v1. 1) веритьto believe a rumour [a statement, a lie] - поверить слуху [утверждению, выдумке]
you'd better believe it - разг. можете быть уверены
2) доверятьto believe smb. implicitly - всецело доверять кому-л.
to believe smb.'s word /smb. on his word/ - верить кому-л. на слово
a man who deserves to be believed - человек, который заслуживает (всяческого) доверия
3) (in, редк. on) рел. веровать, веритьto believe in God [in Holy Spirit] - веровать в бога [в святого духа]
to believe in spiritualism [in ghosts] - верить в спиритизм [в привидения]
2. (in) верить (в кого-л., во что-л.); возлагать надежды (на что-л., кого-л.)I believe in early rising - я считаю, что рано вставать полезно
I believe in getting plenty of exercise - я придаю большое значение физкультуре
I believe in you - а) я верю вам, я считаю вас честным человеком; б) я верю в вас, я возлагаю на вас большие надежды
3. думать, полагать, считатьI believe (that) you are right [wrong] - мне кажется /я думаю/, что вы правы [ошибаетесь]
people believed the Earth to be flat - люди думали, что земля плоская
I believe so - думаю, что так; правильно, верно
will they be ready tomorrow? - I believe so [I believe not] - будут они завтра готовы? - Кажется /думаю, думается, полагаю, по-видимому/, будут [Кажется /по-видимому, по всей вероятности/, нет; вряд ли, едва ли]
the plan is believed to be realistic - план считается реальным; полагают, что план осуществим
I believe him to be alive - я думаю, что он жив; он, по всей вероятности, жив
he is believed to be in Paris - думают /говорят/, что он в Париже
we believe him to be the man for the job - мы считаем, что для этой работы он очень подходит
I'd believe absolutely anything of that man - от этого человека можно всего ожидать
4. иметь какое-л. мнениеto believe meanly of smb., smth. - арх. быть плохого мнения /думать плохо/ о ком-л., чём-л.
to believe meanly of one's neighbour - думать плохо /быть нелестного мнения/ о своём ближнем
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to make believe - а) делать вид, притворяться; б) воображать (особ. в детских играх) -
19 от этого человека можно всего ожидать
General subject: I'd believe absolutely anything of that manУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > от этого человека можно всего ожидать
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20 Б-243
БУМАГА HE КРАСНЕЕТ БУМАГА ВСЁ СТЕРПИТ VP subj. these forms only fixed WO(used to express an ironic or scornful attitude toward sth. written or published because it contains lies, tendentiousness etc) paper can bear absolutely anythingpaper won't (doesn't) blushpen and ink never blush.«Алексей Фёдорович, - писала она, -...я не могу больше жить, если не скажу вам того, что родилось в моём сердце, а этого никто, кроме нас двоих, не должен до времени знать. Но как я вам скажу то, что я так хочу вам сказать? Бумага, говорят, не краснеет, уверяю вас, что это неправда и что краснеет она так же точно, как и я теперь вся» (Достоев- ский 1). uAlexei Fyodorovich," she wrote, "...I cannot live any longer without telling you what has been born in my heart, and this no one but the two of us should know for the time being. But how shall I tell you that which I want so much to tell you? Paper, they say, does not blush, but I assure you that it is not true, and that it is blushing now just as I am blushing all over" (1a).The first variant of this phrase goes back to Cicero's Epis-tulae ad Familiares, "Epistula non erubescit," V, 12,1.
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