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1 почти
1) General subject: a kind of, a sort of, about (you are about right - вы почти правы it is about two o'clock - сейчас около двух часов), all but, almost, as good as (he is as good as promised me - он почти что обещал мне), as near as, as near as a toucher, as near as damn it, by inch, close (he ran me very close - он почти меня догнал), close on (there were close on a hundred people present - присутствовало почти сто человек), close upon, half, half way, half-way, much, near, near hand, near upon (о времени), near-hand, nearly, next, next door, next door to, next to, nigh, or so, practically, pretty, pretty much, pushing, quasi, rising, scarce (не), scarcely (не), slightly, this side of (smth.), very nearly, within a hair of, scarcely, just shy of (talking about exact time: just shy of 2:04 - почти четыре минуты третьего), about to appear, nigh-hand, just about2) Colloquial: as near as kiss your hand, a whisker shy (of)3) Dialect: well-near4) American: most (сокращенно от almost)5) Poetical language: nighly6) Latin: circa7) Chemistry: most nearly8) Mathematics: well nigh10) Information technology: quite11) Sublime: well-nigh12) Makarov: approximately, as near as dammit, by inches, near to, near upon, only not, toward (указывает на приближение к какому-л. числу), towards (указывает на приближение к какому-л. числу)13) Archaic: anear14) Idiomatic expression: as close as you'll get -
2 чуть не
1) General subject: as near as, barely, by inch (the car missed him by inches - он чуть не попал под машину), near, nearly, only not, within an ace of2) Colloquial: as near as kiss your hand3) Mathematics: almost nearly5) Idiomatic expression: (сделать что-л) stop short (the punishments are quite severe but they stop short of leaving you jobless - наказания достаточно суровы, но не настолько чтобы ты чуть не лишился работы) -
3 ухо
с.нару́жное у́хо — auricle
сре́днее у́хо — middle ear
воспале́ние у́ха — inflammation of the ear; otitis мед.
говори́ть кому́-л на́ у́хо — whisper in smb's ear, have a private word with smb
••держа́ть у́хо востро́ погов. — ≈ be on one's guard
в одно́ у́хо вошло́, в друго́е вы́шло — in at one ear and out at the other
встать на́ уши, стоя́ть на уша́х разг. ирон. — 1) ( стараться изо всех сил) bend / fall over backwards; go out of one's way; work like mad 2) ( сильно волноваться) be in a flap; get into a fuss 3) (испытывать сильный восторг - о толпе, публике и т.п.) work oneself up into a frenzy; go wild (about)
дать кому́-л в у́хо — box smb's ears pl, give smb a box on the ear(s)
дойти́ до чьи́х-л уше́й — reach smb's ears
есть / упи́сывать так, что за уша́ми трещи́т — wolf the food down; shovel ['ʃʌ-] it in
за́ уши не оттащи́ть кого́-л (от) — wild horses couldn't drag smb away (from)
затыка́ть у́ши — close / stop one's ears
и у́хом не вести́ — not to bat / blink an eye(lid)
навостри́ть у́ши — prick up one's ears
не вида́ть тебе́ э́того как свои́х уше́й — 1) ( о недостижимости чего-л) you will never get your hand near it 2) ( об утрате чего-л) you may kiss it good-bye
ни у́ха ни ры́ла не понима́ть / смы́слить (в пр.) — ≈ not to know beans (about); no to understand a damn thing (about)
он уша́м свои́м не ве́рил — he could not believe his ears
по́ уши (в пр.) — up to one's ears / neck (in)
по́ уши [по са́мые у́ши] сиде́ть / увя́знуть (в пр.) — be / sink up to one's ears (in)
по́ уши влюби́ться (в пр.) — fall head over heels in love (with)
покрасне́ть до уше́й — blush to the tips of one's ears
поста́вить на́ уши (вн.) разг. ирон. — give (i) a hard time; ( заставить активно работать) make (d) work like mad
прокрича́ть / прожужжа́ть (все) у́ши кому́-л о чём-л разг. — din smth into smb's ears
пропуска́ть ми́мо уше́й (вн.) разг. — turn a deaf ear (to); pay no heed (to)
рот до уше́й — см. рот
слу́шать во все у́ши — be all ears; hang on every word
слу́шать кра́ем у́ха — listen with half an ear
тащи́ть / тяну́ть за́ уши (вн.) — 1) (помогать в карьере, учёбе) drag (d) up the ladder 2) ( заставлять) drag (d) by the ears [by the scruff of the neck]
туго́й на́ у́хо — hard of hearing
улыба́ться до уше́й — grin from ear to ear
у́ши вя́нут (от) разг. — ≈ it makes one sick to hear (d)
хло́пать уша́ми пренебр. — 1) ( не понимать) look blank; not to hear the penny drop 2) ( ничего не предпринимать) do nothing; sit on one's hands
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