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as bad luck would have it

  • 1 Г-386

    КАК НА ГРЕХ НА ГРЕХ both coll (как + PrepP (1 st var.) or PrepP (2nd var) these forms only sent adv (parenth) 1st var. more common) unfortunately, as if to thwart s.o. 's plans or harm s.o.: as luck (ill luck, bad luck, fate) would have it (it is) just s.o. 's luck (that...) as if to spite s.o. (in limited contexts) to add to s.o. 's troubles (woes) to make things (matters) worse.
    Приходил домой какой-нибудь оборванный, обовшивевший и худой, но долгожданный хозяин, и в хате начиналась радостная, бестолковая суета... растерявшаяся от счастья хозяйка то кидалась накрывать на стол, то бежала к сундуку, чтобы достать чистую пару мужниного белья. А бельишко, как на грех, оказывалось незаштопанным, а дрожащие пальцы хозяйки никак не могли продеть нитку в игольное ушко... (Шолохов 5). When a tattered, lice-ridden, half-starved but long-awaited husband did appear, the house would be filled with joyful fuss and bustle....The wife, beside herself with joy, would dart to and fro, now to lay the table, now to take some clean underclothes for her husband from the chest. But the underclothes, as luck would have it, would turn out to be unmended, and with her trembling hands she would be quite unable to thread a needle... (5a).
    ...Комсорг, который всегда занимался этими делами, как на грех заболел (Войнович 5)....As bad luck would have it, the Komsomol organizer, who usually took care of such things, was out sick (5a).
    Время шло, а Анне Савишне лучше не становилось... Ещё, как на грех, тошнота привязалась (Грекова 3). Time passed and Anna Savishna did not get better....To make things worse, nausea set in (3a).

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  • 2 как на грех

    • КАК НА ГРЕХ; НА ГРЕХ both coll
    [ как + PrepP (1st var.) or PrepP (2nd var.); these forms only; sent adv (parenth); 1st var. more common]
    =====
    ⇒ unfortunately, as if to thwart s.o.'s plans or harm s.o.:
    - as luck (ill luck, bad luck, fate) would have it;
    - (it is) just s.o.'s luck (that...);
    - as if to spite s.o.;
    - [in limited contexts] to add to s.o.'s troubles (woes);
    - to make things (matters) worse.
         ♦ Приходил домой какой-нибудь оборванный, обовшивевший и худой, но долгожданный хозяин, и в хате начиналась радостная, бестолковая суета... растерявшаяся от счастья хозяйка то кидалась накрывать на стол, то бежала к сундуку, чтобы достать чистую пару мужниного белья. А бельишко, как на грех, оказывалось незаштопанным, а дрожащие пальцы хозяйки никак не могли продеть нитку в игольное ушко... (Шолохов 5). When a tattered, lice-ridden, halfstarved but long-awaited husband did appear, the house would be filled with joyful fuss and bustle....The wife, beside herself with joy, would dart to and fro, now to lay the table, now to take some clean underclothes for her husband from the chest. But the underclothes, as luck would have it, would turn out to be unmended, and with her trembling hands she would be quite unable to thread a needle... (5a).
         ♦...Комсорг, который всегда занимался этими делами, как на грех заболел (Войнович 5)....As bad luck would have it, the Komsomol organizer, who usually took care of such things, was out sick (5a).
         ♦ Время шло, а Анне Савишне лучше не становилось... Ещё, как на грех, тошнота привязалась (Грекова 3). Time passed and Anna Savishna did not get better....To make things worse, nausea set in (3a).

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  • 3 на грех

    • КАК НА ГРЕХ; НА ГРЕХ both coll
    [ как + PrepP (1st var.) or PrepP (2nd var.); these forms only; sent adv (parenth); 1st var. more common]
    =====
    ⇒ unfortunately, as if to thwart s.o.'s plans or harm s.o.:
    - as luck (ill luck, bad luck, fate) would have it;
    - (it is) just s.o.'s luck (that...);
    - as if to spite s.o.;
    - [in limited contexts] to add to s.o.'s troubles (woes);
    - to make things (matters) worse.
         ♦ Приходил домой какой-нибудь оборванный, обовшивевший и худой, но долгожданный хозяин, и в хате начиналась радостная, бестолковая суета... растерявшаяся от счастья хозяйка то кидалась накрывать на стол, то бежала к сундуку, чтобы достать чистую пару мужниного белья. А бельишко, как на грех, оказывалось незаштопанным, а дрожащие пальцы хозяйки никак не могли продеть нитку в игольное ушко... (Шолохов 5). When a tattered, lice-ridden, halfstarved but long-awaited husband did appear, the house would be filled with joyful fuss and bustle....The wife, beside herself with joy, would dart to and fro, now to lay the table, now to take some clean underclothes for her husband from the chest. But the underclothes, as luck would have it, would turn out to be unmended, and with her trembling hands she would be quite unable to thread a needle... (5a).
         ♦...Комсорг, который всегда занимался этими делами, как на грех заболел (Войнович 5)....As bad luck would have it, the Komsomol organizer, who usually took care of such things, was out sick (5a).
         ♦ Время шло, а Анне Савишне лучше не становилось... Ещё, как на грех, тошнота привязалась (Грекова 3). Time passed and Anna Savishna did not get better....To make things worse, nausea set in (3a).

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  • 4 как на грех

    разг.
    unfortunately; as if on purpose; cf. as bad (ill) luck would have it; to crown it all; just my (his, her, etc.) luck!

    Захотелось покурить,... но я, как на грех, забыл спички у кочегара. (А. Новиков-Прибой, По-тёмному) — I wanted to smoke... but as bad luck would have it, I had left my matches with the stokers.

    Эта неделя не шла, а вязла, застревала, цепляясь всеми своими подробностями. И работа, как на грех, не ладилась. (И. Грекова, Без улыбок) — The week wasn't going by, it was getting stuck, hung up, bogged down in all its details. And my work was going badly, as if on purpose.

    В понедельник, как на грех, случилось на трассе несчастье - прорвало дамбу на готовом участке. В четверг Фефлов уже сдавал дела. (Ю. Трифонов, Утоление жажды) — On Monday - just his luck! - there was an accident on the canal - a dike gave on the completed sector. On Thursday Feflov had to turn over his duties to his successor.

    Русско-английский фразеологический словарь > как на грех

  • 5 Н-16

    КАК НАЗЛО coll (как + AdvP Invar adv often parenth fixed WO
    (used to express annoyance, chagrin) unfortunately, as if meaning to thwart s.o. 's plans
    as (ill (bad)) luck would have it
    as if in spite as if to spite s.o.
    Вот в таком виде встречаю я любовь мою, и, как назло, не на что положить пакет, чтобы броситься к ней на шею... (Битов 1). And that's the shape I'm in when I meet my beloved, and as luck would have it, there's no place to put my package down so that I can throw my arms around her.. (1a).
    Он стал припоминать, чем бы подковырнуть Кязыма. Но, как назло, сейчас ничего не мог припомнить (Искандер 5). Не began trying to remember some way of catching Kyazym out. But at the moment, as ill luck would have it, he couldn't remember a thing (5a).
    Мольер стал соображать, что делать и куда бежать, чтобы спасти пьесу. Было только одно лицо во Франции, которое могло исправить положение. Только у него можно было найти защиту в этом каверзном случае, но, увы, этого лица тогда, как назло, не было в Париже (Булгаков 5)....Moliere began to think of what could be done and where he might turn to save the play. There was but a single person in France who could save the situation He alone could protect Moliere in this nasty situation. But, alas, as if in spite, this person was away from Paris at the time (5a).

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  • 6 как нарочно

    as if on purpose; as < bad> luck would have it; just to make things worse

    Городничий. Воротить, воротить его!.. Почтмейстер. Куды воротить! Я, как нарочно, приказал смотрителю дать самую лучшую тройку; чёрт угораздил дать и вперёд предписание. (Н. Гоголь, Ревизор) — Mayor. Bring him back! Bring him back!.. Postmaster. No chance! Just to make things worse I told the foreman to give him the fastest horses we've got and as if that wasn't enough I went and gave him a priority warrant!

    А лето, как нарочно, выдалось жаркое, засушливое. Совсем пропала рожь. (И. Бунин, Деревня) — And that summer, as bad luck would have it, was a hot and rainless one. The rye had all but perished.

    Русско-английский фразеологический словарь > как нарочно

  • 7 как на грех

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  • 8 Н-31

    КАК (БУДТО, СЛОВНО, ТОЧНО) НА-РОЧНО coll (как etc 4- AdvP these forms only adv often parenth fixed WO
    (used to express annoyance, chagrin) unfortunately, as if intentionally to disrupt s.o. 's plans
    as (ill (bad)) luck would have it
    as if (though) on purpose as if in spite as if to spite s.o.
    Как нарочно, это случилось в ту самую пору, когда страсть к законодательству приняла в нашем отечестве размеры чуть-чуть не опасные... (Салтыков-Щедрин 1). As luck would have it, this happened at the time when the passion for lawmaking had assumed almost dangerous proportions in our fatherland (I a)
    Пробравшись в жилые покои, он, в темноте, прошел в ее спальню, в которой горела лампада. И, как нарочно, обе горничные ее девушки ушли потихоньку без спросу, по соседству, на именинную пирушку... (Достоевский 1). Stealing into her apartments, he made his way through the darkness to her bedroom, where an icon lamp was burning. Her two maids, as if on purpose, had gone secretly, without asking permission, to a birthday party at a neighbor's house... (1a).
    Анна Андреевна:) Экая досада! как нарочно, ни души! (Гоголь 4). (А.А.) Oh, it's so annoying! Not a soul about-as if to spite me (4f).

    Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > Н-31

  • 9 как на грех

    as bad luck would have it, as ill-luck would have it; unfortunately

    Русско-английский словарь по общей лексике > как на грех

  • 10 грех

    м.
    1. sin
    2. предик. разг.:

    не грех и отдохнуть — there is no harm / sin in talking a rest

    ♢ грех сказать — it would be unjust to say

    с грехом пополам:

    принять на себя грех — take* the blame upon oneself

    нечего греха таить — it must be owned / confessed; we may as well confess

    от греха (подальше) — get* out of harm's way

    Русско-английский словарь Смирнитского > грех

  • 11 как назло

    разг.
    as bad (ill) would have it; by bad (ill) fortune (luck); by mischance

    Андрей Размётнов, сражённый замужеством своей долголетней милахи, первое время бодрился, а потом не выдержал и... начал попивать... А Марина, как назло, всё ещё попадалась Андрею на глаза и по виду была довольна, счастлива. (М. Шолохов, Поднятая целина) — Andrei Razmyotnov, overwhelmed by the marriage of his darling of so many years, put on a bold front to start with, then gave in and... took to the bottle... But as luck would have it, Marina crossed Andrei's path more and more often and seemed content and happy.

    - Я снимаю вас с поста, - сказал Синцов, пытаясь вспомнить, как назло, выскочившую из головы формулу, при помощи которой старший начальник может снять с поста часового. (К. Симонов, Живые и мёртвые) — 'I am relieving you of your post,' said Sintsov, trying to remember the formula used by a senior in rank under such circumstances, but which had, as luck would have it, had slipped clean out of his mind.

    Русско-английский фразеологический словарь > как назло

  • 12 как назло

    [ как + AdvP; Invar; adv; often parenth; fixed WO]
    =====
    ⇒ (used to express annoyance, chagrin) unfortunately, as if meaning to thwart s.o.'s plans:
    - as (ill < bad>) luck would have it;
    - as if to spite s.o.
         ♦ Вот в таком виде встречаю я любовь мою, и, как назло, не на что положить пакет, чтобы броситься к ней на шею... (Битов 1). And that's the shape I'm in when I meet my beloved, and as luck would have it, there's no place to put my package down so that I can throw my arms around her.. (1a).
         ♦ Он стал припоминать, чем бы подковырнуть Кязыма. Но, как назло, сейчас ничего не мог припомнить (Искандер 5). He began trying to remember some way of catching Kyazym out. But at the moment, as ill luck would have it, he couldn't remember a thing (5a).
         ♦...Мольер стал соображать, что делать и куда бежать, чтобы спасти пьесу. Было только одно лицо во Франции, которое могло исправить положение. Только у него можно было найти защиту в этом каверзном случае, но, увы, этого лица тогда, как назло, не было в Париже (Булгаков 5)....Moliere began to think of what could be done and where he might turn to save the play. There was but a single person in France who could save the situation He alone could protect Moliere in this nasty situation. But, alas, as if in spite, this person was away from Paris at the time (5a).

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  • 13 будто нарочно

    • КАК <БУДТО, СЛОВНО, ТОЧНО> НАРОЧНО coll
    [ как etc + AdvP; these forms only; adv; often parenth; fixed WO]
    =====
    ⇒ (used to express annoyance, chagrin) unfortunately, as if intentionally to disrupt s.o.'s plans:
    - as (ill < bad>) luck would have it;
    - as if to spite s.o.
         ♦ Как нарочно, это случилось в ту самую пору, когда страсть к законодательству приняла в нашем отечестве размеры чуть-чуть не опасные... (Салтыков-Щедрин 1). As luck would have it, this happened at the time when the passion for lawmaking had assumed almost dangerous proportions in our fatherland (I a)
         ♦ Пробравшись в жилые покои, он, в темноте, прошел в её спальню, в которой горела лампада. И, как нарочно, обе горничные ее девушки ушли потихоньку без спросу, по соседству, на именинную пирушку... (Достоевский 1). Stealing into her apartments, he made his way through the darkness to her bedroom, where an icon lamp was burning. Her two maids, as if on purpose, had gone secretly, without asking permission, to a birthday party at a neighbor's house... (1a).
         ♦ [Анна Андреевна:] Экая досада! как нарочно, ни души! (Гоголь 4). [А.А.] Oh, it's so annoying! Not a soul about-as if to spite me (4f).

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  • 14 как нарочно

    • КАК <БУДТО, СЛОВНО, ТОЧНО> НАРОЧНО coll
    [ как etc + AdvP; these forms only; adv; often parenth; fixed WO]
    =====
    ⇒ (used to express annoyance, chagrin) unfortunately, as if intentionally to disrupt s.o.'s plans:
    - as (ill < bad>) luck would have it;
    - as if to spite s.o.
         ♦ Как нарочно, это случилось в ту самую пору, когда страсть к законодательству приняла в нашем отечестве размеры чуть-чуть не опасные... (Салтыков-Щедрин 1). As luck would have it, this happened at the time when the passion for lawmaking had assumed almost dangerous proportions in our fatherland (I a)
         ♦ Пробравшись в жилые покои, он, в темноте, прошел в её спальню, в которой горела лампада. И, как нарочно, обе горничные ее девушки ушли потихоньку без спросу, по соседству, на именинную пирушку... (Достоевский 1). Stealing into her apartments, he made his way through the darkness to her bedroom, where an icon lamp was burning. Her two maids, as if on purpose, had gone secretly, without asking permission, to a birthday party at a neighbor's house... (1a).
         ♦ [Анна Андреевна:] Экая досада! как нарочно, ни души! (Гоголь 4). [А.А.] Oh, it's so annoying! Not a soul about-as if to spite me (4f).

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  • 15 словно нарочно

    • КАК <БУДТО, СЛОВНО, ТОЧНО> НАРОЧНО coll
    [ как etc + AdvP; these forms only; adv; often parenth; fixed WO]
    =====
    ⇒ (used to express annoyance, chagrin) unfortunately, as if intentionally to disrupt s.o.'s plans:
    - as (ill < bad>) luck would have it;
    - as if to spite s.o.
         ♦ Как нарочно, это случилось в ту самую пору, когда страсть к законодательству приняла в нашем отечестве размеры чуть-чуть не опасные... (Салтыков-Щедрин 1). As luck would have it, this happened at the time when the passion for lawmaking had assumed almost dangerous proportions in our fatherland (I a)
         ♦ Пробравшись в жилые покои, он, в темноте, прошел в её спальню, в которой горела лампада. И, как нарочно, обе горничные ее девушки ушли потихоньку без спросу, по соседству, на именинную пирушку... (Достоевский 1). Stealing into her apartments, he made his way through the darkness to her bedroom, where an icon lamp was burning. Her two maids, as if on purpose, had gone secretly, without asking permission, to a birthday party at a neighbor's house... (1a).
         ♦ [Анна Андреевна:] Экая досада! как нарочно, ни души! (Гоголь 4). [А.А.] Oh, it's so annoying! Not a soul about-as if to spite me (4f).

    Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > словно нарочно

  • 16 точно нарочно

    • КАК <БУДТО, СЛОВНО, ТОЧНО> НАРОЧНО coll
    [ как etc + AdvP; these forms only; adv; often parenth; fixed WO]
    =====
    ⇒ (used to express annoyance, chagrin) unfortunately, as if intentionally to disrupt s.o.'s plans:
    - as (ill < bad>) luck would have it;
    - as if to spite s.o.
         ♦ Как нарочно, это случилось в ту самую пору, когда страсть к законодательству приняла в нашем отечестве размеры чуть-чуть не опасные... (Салтыков-Щедрин 1). As luck would have it, this happened at the time when the passion for lawmaking had assumed almost dangerous proportions in our fatherland (I a)
         ♦ Пробравшись в жилые покои, он, в темноте, прошел в её спальню, в которой горела лампада. И, как нарочно, обе горничные ее девушки ушли потихоньку без спросу, по соседству, на именинную пирушку... (Достоевский 1). Stealing into her apartments, he made his way through the darkness to her bedroom, where an icon lamp was burning. Her two maids, as if on purpose, had gone secretly, without asking permission, to a birthday party at a neighbor's house... (1a).
         ♦ [Анна Андреевна:] Экая досада! как нарочно, ни души! (Гоголь 4). [А.А.] Oh, it's so annoying! Not a soul about-as if to spite me (4f).

    Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > точно нарочно

  • 17 беда

    ж.
    1. misfortune, trouble

    быть беде! — look out for trouble!, there's trouble brewing!

    попасть в беду — get* into trouble; come* to grief идиом.

    помочь кому-л. в беде — help smb. out

    2. предик.:

    беда (не) в том, что — the trouble is (not) that

    беда мне с ним разг. — he is giving me a great deal of trouble; he is nothing but trouble

    ♢ на беду — unfortunately

    что за беда? — what does it matter?, so what?

    пришла беда — отворяй ворота посл. — misfortunes never come singly; it never rains but it pours

    семь бед — один ответ посл. — as well be hanged for a sheep as for a lamb; in for a penny, in for a pound

    беда, коль пироги начнёт печи сапожник — let the cobbler stick to his last

    Русско-английский словарь Смирнитского > беда

  • 18 беда

    ж.
    1) ( несчастье) misfortune, trouble

    в беде́ — in trouble

    попа́сть в беду́ — get into trouble; come to grief идиом.

    помо́чь кому́-л в беде́ — help smb out

    быть беде́! — look out for trouble!, there's trouble brewing!

    2) предик.

    (про́сто) беда́! — it's a bad job!

    беда́ (не) в том, что — the trouble is (not) that

    в чём беда́? — where's the harm?

    в то́м-то и беда́ — that's just the trouble

    беда́ мне с ним разг. — ≈ he is giving me a great deal of trouble; he is nothing but trouble

    ••

    на беду́ — unfortunately

    как на беду́ — as ill luck would have it

    накли́кать беду́ — court disaster

    что за беда́? — what does it matter?, so what?

    не беда́ — it doesn't matter

    не велика́ беда́ — that's no great tragedy

    лиха́ беда́ нача́ло посл. — ≈ well begun is half done; starting is half the battle

    пришла́ беда́ - отворя́й ворота́ посл. — misfortunes never come singly; ≈ it never rains but it pours

    семь бед - оди́н отве́т посл. — ≈ as well be hanged for a sheep as for a lamb; in for a penny, in for a pound

    беда́, коль пироги́ начнёт печи́ сапо́жник — ≈ let the cobbler stick to his last

    чужу́ю беду́ рука́ми разведу́, к свое́й ума́ не приложу́ посл. — other people's misfortunes are easy to endure, not our own

    Новый большой русско-английский словарь > беда

  • 19 как нарочно

    as if on purpose, as bad/ill luck would have it, as if to spite sb

    Русско-английский учебный словарь > как нарочно

  • 20 назло

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    де́лать что-л кому-л назло́ — to do sth to spite sb

    как назло́ — as bad/ill luck would have it

    Русско-английский учебный словарь > назло

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