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1) Aviation: full-sized2) Engineering: full scale3) Polygraphy: long-scale4) Information technology: full-fledged, full-scale5) Atomic energy: full sized6) Automation: full-blown, full-featured7) Taboo: balls-out8) International relations: comprehensive (The country still needs a comprehensive international assistance to ensure security and stability.) -
2 выводить из себя
1) General subject: exasperate, get in ( smb.'s) hair, huff, put out, put somebody out of temper, roughen, rouse, (кого-л.) ruffle temper, spite, take a rise, (кого-л.) throw off his balance, make someone go purple in the face, drive spare, throw off balance, drive someone frantic, put out of temper, freak out, drive one out of one's wits, bother the heck out of2) Colloquial: mad, tick off, break one's balls, break balls3) Jargon: take the mickey out, (кого-либо) drive(smb) up the wall4) Graphic expression: put somebody's back up (annoy someone deliberately)6) American English: bitch off, bug the shit out of someone, get on someone's last nerve or get on someone's nerves, tick or piss someone off7) Makarov: (кого-л.) ruffle (smb.'s) temper8) Idiomatic expression: under my skin -
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ЁЛКИ-ПАЛКИ (ЁЛКИ-МОТАЛКИ, ЁЛКИ ЗЕЛЁНЫЕ)! highly coll Interj these forms only fixed WOused to express annoyance, admiration, delight, surprise, bewilderment etcfor crying out loud!heitfs bells! (in refer, to annoyance only) drat! hang it (all)! shoot! ( usu. in refer, to delight) hot dog (damn)! ( usu. in refer, to surprise or bewilderment) holy mackerel (cow)! what do you know! well, I'll be! balls of fire! ( usu. in refer, to anxiety) goodness gracious! oh my! dear me!Часовой, увидев такого странного человека, сразу подумал: ёлки-палки, шпион (Войнович 1). Catching sight of this odd individual, the sentry immediately thought: For crying out loud, a spy (1a).И показывает Вовик из-за пазухи чудо-юдо -апельсин. «Можешь потрогать». Трогаю - апельсин. Ёлки-моталки, апельсин! (Аксёнов 1). And Vovik opens his coat and shows me something wonderful - an orange. "You can touch it." I touch it-an orange. Hell's bells, an orange! (1a).Смотрю: ёлки-палки, что время делает с нами! Разве я когда-нибудь узнал бы в этом облысевшем, как и я, человеке того молодого, как звон, красавца-летчика в далеком сорок четвертом году...» (Искандер 5). "I looked-balls of fire, what time does to us! How would I ever have recognized this man, now grown bald like me, as that handsome airman, young as a chime in faraway '44..." (5a). -
4 елки зеленые!
• ЕЛКИ-ПАЛКИ <ЕЛКИ-МОТАЛКИ, ЕЛКИ ЗЕЛЕНЫЕ>! highly coll[Interj; these forms only; fixed WO]=====⇒ used to express annoyance, admiration, delight, surprise, bewilderment etc:- for crying out loud!;- heltts bells!;- [in refer, to annoyance only] drat!;- hang it (all)!;- shoot!;- [usu. in refer, to delight] hot dog (damn)!;- [usu. in refer, to surprise or bewilderment] holy mackerel (cow)!;- what do you know!;- well, I'll be!;- balls of fire!;- [usu. in refer, to anxiety] goodness gracious!;- oh my!;- dear me!♦ Часовой, увидев такого странного человека, сразу подумал: ёлки-палки, шпион (Войнович 1). Catching sight of this odd individual, the sentry immediately thought: For crying out loud, a spy (1a).♦ И показывает Вовик из-за пазухи чудо-юдо - апельсин. "Можешь потрогать". Трогаю - апельсин. Елки-моталки, апельсин! (Аксёнов 1). And Vovik opens his coat and shows me something wonderful - an orange. "You can touch it." I touch it-an orange. Hell's bells, an orange! (1a).♦ "Смотрю: ёлки-палки, что время делает с нами! Разве я когда-нибудь узнал бы в этом облысевшем, как и я, человеке того молодого, как звон, красавца-летчика в далеком сорок четвертом году..." (Искандер 5). "I looked - balls of fire, what time does to us! How would I ever have recognized this man, now grown bald like me, as that handsome airman, young as a chime in faraway '44..." (5a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > елки зеленые!
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5 елки-моталки!
• ЕЛКИ-ПАЛКИ <ЕЛКИ-МОТАЛКИ, ЕЛКИ ЗЕЛЕНЫЕ>! highly coll[Interj; these forms only; fixed WO]=====⇒ used to express annoyance, admiration, delight, surprise, bewilderment etc:- for crying out loud!;- heltts bells!;- [in refer, to annoyance only] drat!;- hang it (all)!;- shoot!;- [usu. in refer, to delight] hot dog (damn)!;- [usu. in refer, to surprise or bewilderment] holy mackerel (cow)!;- what do you know!;- well, I'll be!;- balls of fire!;- [usu. in refer, to anxiety] goodness gracious!;- oh my!;- dear me!♦ Часовой, увидев такого странного человека, сразу подумал: ёлки-палки, шпион (Войнович 1). Catching sight of this odd individual, the sentry immediately thought: For crying out loud, a spy (1a).♦ И показывает Вовик из-за пазухи чудо-юдо - апельсин. "Можешь потрогать". Трогаю - апельсин. Елки-моталки, апельсин! (Аксёнов 1). And Vovik opens his coat and shows me something wonderful - an orange. "You can touch it." I touch it-an orange. Hell's bells, an orange! (1a).♦ "Смотрю: ёлки-палки, что время делает с нами! Разве я когда-нибудь узнал бы в этом облысевшем, как и я, человеке того молодого, как звон, красавца-летчика в далеком сорок четвертом году..." (Искандер 5). "I looked - balls of fire, what time does to us! How would I ever have recognized this man, now grown bald like me, as that handsome airman, young as a chime in faraway '44..." (5a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > елки-моталки!
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6 елки-палки!
• ЕЛКИ-ПАЛКИ <ЕЛКИ-МОТАЛКИ, ЕЛКИ ЗЕЛЕНЫЕ>! highly coll[Interj; these forms only; fixed WO]=====⇒ used to express annoyance, admiration, delight, surprise, bewilderment etc:- for crying out loud!;- heltts bells!;- [in refer, to annoyance only] drat!;- hang it (all)!;- shoot!;- [usu. in refer, to delight] hot dog (damn)!;- [usu. in refer, to surprise or bewilderment] holy mackerel (cow)!;- what do you know!;- well, I'll be!;- balls of fire!;- [usu. in refer, to anxiety] goodness gracious!;- oh my!;- dear me!♦ Часовой, увидев такого странного человека, сразу подумал: ёлки-палки, шпион (Войнович 1). Catching sight of this odd individual, the sentry immediately thought: For crying out loud, a spy (1a).♦ И показывает Вовик из-за пазухи чудо-юдо - апельсин. "Можешь потрогать". Трогаю - апельсин. Елки-моталки, апельсин! (Аксёнов 1). And Vovik opens his coat and shows me something wonderful - an orange. "You can touch it." I touch it-an orange. Hell's bells, an orange! (1a).♦ "Смотрю: ёлки-палки, что время делает с нами! Разве я когда-нибудь узнал бы в этом облысевшем, как и я, человеке того молодого, как звон, красавца-летчика в далеком сорок четвертом году..." (Искандер 5). "I looked - balls of fire, what time does to us! How would I ever have recognized this man, now grown bald like me, as that handsome airman, young as a chime in faraway '44..." (5a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > елки-палки!
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1) General subject: Rafferty rules, alarum, bewilderment, bumble, clutter, cobweb, combustion, confusion, disarray, disorder, disorderliness, disorganization, helter-skelter, hugger mugger, jumble, kippage, litter, mess, mess hall, messroom, misrule, mix, moil, muddle, pease meal, pease-meal, pell-mell, rabblement, riot, snarl, tanglement, tea fight, tea party, topsy turvy, topsy-turvy, topsyturvy, topsyturvydom, troy fair, troy town, troy-fair, tumble, turbulence, turmoil, untidiness, upset, disarrangement, addlement, gobbledygook2) Colloquial: hugger-mugger, puddle, shambles, tea-fight, tea-party5) Obsolete: misarray6) Military: disturbance7) Mathematics: chaos, derangement, inversion8) Accounting: irregularity9) Australian slang: Rafferty's rules, dog's breakfast, dog's dinner10) Automobile industry: rough-and-tumble11) Diplomatic term: distraction14) Business: anarchy15) Crystallography: dislocation16) Makarov: excess, huddle, mud, perturbation, printer's pie, tangle17) Taboo: ass-up, balls (pl) (usu make balls of something), balls-up, chicken shit, fuck-up, hell of a mess, let hell pop loose, merry hell, pig's ass18) Scuba diving: out of order -
8 высовываться
1) General subject: butt, hang out (из окна), lean out, loll, loll out (о языке), obtrude, peep out, protrude, stick out, stick one's chin out, stick one's neck out, peek, lean out of (to lean out of a window - высовываться из окна)3) Makarov: butt out4) Taboo: stick out like the balls on a bulldog5) Phraseological unit: stick his neck out -
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ДОЖИВАТЬ СВОЙ ВЕК VP1. (subj: human to live the end of one's life (often used with an adv of manner, place etc)- X доживал свой век - X lived out his life (days, last years)X lived out the rest of his life (days) X lived (spent) the last years of his life.Больной, озлобленный, всеми забытый, доживал Козырь свой век... (Салтыков-Щедрин 1). Hotspur lived out his life sick, embittered, forgotten by all (1a)....Как только он... увидал стариков московских, ничего не желающих и никуда не спеша доживающих свой век, увидал старушек... московские балы и московский Английский клуб, - он почувствовал себя дома, в тихом пристанище (Толстой 5). When he again saw old Muscovites quietly living out their days, desiring nothing, hurrying nowhere, old Moscow ladies.Moscow balls and the English Club, he felt himself at home in a quiet haven (5a).У младшего (сына), у Михаила, который один из всех не уехал из деревни, старуха (Анна) и доживала свой век... (Распутин 3). Anna was living out her last years with her younger son Mikhail, the only one who had not left the village... (3a).2. ( subj: concr, abstr, or collect) to fall gradually out of useX доживал свой век - X lived (finished) out its days.Трамвай доживал свой век вместе с этими домами... (Евтушенко 1). The tram had lived out its days together with these houses, (1a) -
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[VP]=====1. [subj: human]⇒ to live the end of one's life (often used with an adv of manner, place etc) - X доживал свой век ≈ X lived out his life (days, last years); X lived out the rest of his life (days); X lived (spent) the last years of his life.♦ Больной, озлобленный, всеми забытый, доживал Козырь свой век... (Салтыков-Щедрин 1). Hotspur lived out his life sick, embittered, forgotten by all (1a).♦...Как только он... увидал стариков московских, ничего не желающих и никуда не спеша доживающих свой век, увидал старушек... московские балы и московский Английский клуб, - он почувствовал себя дома, в тихом пристанище (Толстой 5). When he again saw old Muscovites quietly living out their days, desiring nothing, hurrying nowhere, old Moscow ladies.Moscow balls and the English Club, he felt himself at home in a quiet haven (5a).♦...У младшего [сына], у Михаила, который один из всех не уехал из деревни, старуха [Анна] и доживала свой век... (Распутин 3). Anna was living out her last years with her younger son Mikhail, the only one who had not left the village... (3a).2. [subj: concr, abstr, or collect]⇒ to fall gradually out of use:- X доживал свой век≈ X lived (finished) out its days.♦ Трамвай доживал свой век вместе с этими домами... (Евтушенко 1). The tram had lived out its days together with these houses, (1a)Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > доживать свой век
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11 быть очевидным
1) General subject: stare somebody in the face, stick out a mile, stare in the face, stare in the face, stick out a mile (само собой разумеющимся)2) Colloquial: stand out a mile3) Makarov: appear5) Gold mining: (становиться) become obvious -
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1) Taboo: Dog's balls (usu stand out like dog's balls)2) Phraseological unit: emperor's new clothes -
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1) General subject: Mickey Mouse, all my eye, all my eye and Betty Martin, apple sauce, applesauce, balderdash, balls, ballyhoo, bavardage, blague, boloney, crap, crud, drivel, drool, dust, fiddle de dee, fiddle-de-dee, fiddlededee, fiddlesticks, flam, fudge, gallimatia, gallimatias, havers, hogwash, humbug, jiggery pokery, jiggery-pokery, mush, my foot, nonsense, nonsense my (good) man!, oh, rubbish, pulp, punk, rubbish, ruck, shenanigan, skimble skamble, skimble-skamble, snap, stuff (stuff and nonsense! - вздор!), tilly vally, toys, trifle, twaddle, gobbledygook, blarney4) French: galimatias5) Obsolete: bilk6) Rare: squish7) Mathematics: trash8) Australian slang: borac, borack, borak, borax, codswallop, cowyard confetti, rot9) Diplomatic term: baloney10) Irish: codology11) Scornful: bollocks12) Jargon: bunk, chicken, crock, eyewash, fiddle-faddle, flannel, flub-dub, flush it, guff, hokum, holly-golly, hooey, hop, hully-gully, kibosh, phedinkus, piffle, radpberry, rats, razzberry, song and dance, spinach, toss, tripe, beans (Come on, talk straight.No more beans! Кончай, говори прямо.Довольно чепухи.), birdseed (Cut the birdseed. I'm not stupid, you know. Коняай пороть чепуху. Я не настолько глуп, ты знаешь.), gas (Hey, that's about enough of your gas. Эй, достаточно твоей чепухи.), macca (I'm off for a macca.), phooey (I've heard enough phooey. Let's get out of here.Я достаточно наслушался чепухи. Уходим отсюда.), falderal (Stop the falderal and get to work. Хватит молоть чепуху пошли работать.), bull-pucky (That's all just bull-pucky. Don't believe a word of it. Это всё чепуха. Не верь и слову.), Jackson, nurts, gubbish, hoo-ha (Stop talking hoo-ha and tell the truth. Прекрати болтать чепуху говори правду.), schmegegge, schmegeggy, horse hockey, slobber, fadoodie, fluff, fooey, fun and games, garbage, gibber-gabber, rhubarb13) Simple: tosh15) Makarov: a farrago of nonsense, a hill of beans, a piece of nonsense, apple, farrago of nonsense, hill of beans, nonsense (часто как восклицание), nonsense my good man!, nonsense my man!, nonsense, man!, piece of nonsense -
14 выводить из строя
•The filling fluid will leak out making the system inoperative.
•The high temperature knocked out (жарг.) the transmitter before the spacecraft reached the surface.
•A special control cock, by means of which the air pump can be rendered inoperative...
•This change rendered unfit ( for use) a system of gravity-flow irrigation that had previously been installed.
* * *Выводить из строя -- to make inoperative, to render inoperative, to put out of actionThe product caked on the surface of the balls of the Hardgroove mill, rendering the mill inoperative.Русско-английский научно-технический словарь переводчика > выводить из строя
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15 комар носа не подточит
разг.there's not a weak spot anywhere; it's all done (fixed up) to a "T"; it is tip-top; < it is> neat and slick; you can't pick a hole in it; < even> a bloodhound couldn't sniff it outЖенские отрицательные типы, где Тургенев слегка карикатурит (Кукшина) или шутит (описание балов), нарисованы замечательно и удались ему до такой степени, что, как говорится, комар носа не подточит. (А. Чехов, Письмо А. С. Суворину, 24 февраля 1893) — The negative types of women where Turgenev is slightly caricaturing (Kukshina) or jesting (the descriptions of balls) are wonderfully drawn, and so successful, that, as the saying is, you can't pick a hole in it.
Забелина.
А ордер вам дали? Председатель. Не сомневайтесь. Всё чисто и правильно... Комар носу не подточит! (Н. Погодин, Кремлёвские куранты) — Zabelina: Was there a warrant? Chairman: Of course there was. All signed and stamped. Every comma in place!- Всё будет в аккурате, Федя. Выдолблю [тайник] так, что комар носу не подточит. А поставлю его в сараюшке, в уголок. (Г. Марков, Сибирь) — 'It'll be tip-top, Fedya, don't worry. I'll hide it in the wood shed.'
Они ходко дочесали подлеском до переднего края, выждали момент, когда прогорела ракета, и поползли по-пластунски по стерне к низине. Комар носа не подточит! (О. Смирнов, Гладышев из разведроты) — They had quickly slipped through the undergrowth to the forward area, waited for the moment when a flare faded out and crawled through the stubble to the low-lying area. Neat and slick!
- Доказательства у тебя нет. Это факт. А Ярчук сейчас всё подчистит, комар носа не подточит. (В. Аксёнов, Коллеги) — 'You've got no proof and you can be sure he'll cover his traces so thoroughly that even a bloodhound couldn't sniff him out.'
Русско-английский фразеологический словарь > комар носа не подточит
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1) General subject: all peradventure, and no mistake, any day, apparently, as sure as a gun, as sure as death, as sure as fate, assuredly, be certain, beyond doubt, by all odds, by far, by long odds, certainly, clearly, decidedly, decisively, definitely, distinctly, doubtless, emphatically, evidently, far and away, for a certainty, for certain, in very deed, indeed (very glad indeed - очень, очень рад), no doubt, of a certainty, of a surety, out and out, positively, questionless, quite so, sure, surely, to be sure, undoubtedly, without doubt, yes, be sure, make no mistake, indubitably, without a question, hands down2) Colloquial: all right, alright, easily, make no mistake3) American: for fair, it is dollars to doughnuts4) French: sans doute5) Ironical: forsooth6) Mathematics: for sure, without fail, without question9) Makarov: beyond controversy, incontrovertibly, it is indubitable, obviously, without controversy10) Taboo: with balls on -
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В ОХОТКУ substand PrepP Invar1.adv(to do sth.) willingly, enthusiasticallygladlywith pleasure (be) keen (on doing sth.)Neg не в охотку - (be) none too eager (anxious) (to do sth.).(Фирс:) Прежде у нас на балах танцевали генералы, бароны, адмиралы, а теперь посылаем за почтовым чиновником и начальником станции, да и те не в охотку идут (Чехов 2). (Е:) In the old days we used to have generals, barons, admirals dancing at our balls, but now we send for the post-office clerk and the stationmaster, and even they are none too eager to come (2a). (F:) In the old days there were generals, barons, admirals dancing at our parties, and now we send for the post-office clerk and the stationmaster, and even they are none too anxious to come (2d).2. - кому ( usu. subj-compl with бытье ( subj: concr, abstr, or infin)) sth. (or doing sth.) gives s.o. pleasure, a feeling of satisfactionX Y-y в охотку = Y likes (enjoys, fancies) (doing) XY gets a kick out of (doing) X.«Думаю, дай достану (грибы), может, кому в охотку придутся. Кушайте, если нравятся» (Распутин 3). "So I thought I'd get them (the mushrooms) out, in case anybody fancied them. Help yourselves if you like them" (3a). -
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ВЫЕЗЖАТЬ/ВЫЕХАТЬ В СВЕТ obs VP subj: human, more often female usu. impfv) to (begin to) attend social gatherings, balls etc sponsored by an established societyX выезжает в свет — X is coming out (into society)X is entering the social scene X is making his (her) debut (debut) (in society)."...Любочка ведь скоро должна выезжать в свет. С этакой belle-mere не очень приятно, она даже по-французски плохо говорит...» (Толстой 2). "..Xyubochka will have to come out very soon. It's not very nice with a belle mere like that: she even speaks bad French..." (2b). "...Lyuba will soon be making her debut in society. With a stepmother like that it won't be very pleasant. She doesn't even speak French properly..." (2c). -
19 в охотку
• В ОХОТКУ substand[PrepP; Invar]=====1. [adv]⇒ (to do sth.) willingly, enthusiastically:- gladly;- (be) keen (on doing sth.);♦ [Фирс:] Прежде у нас на балах танцевали генералы, бароны, адмиралы, а теперь посылаем за почтовым чиновником и начальником станции, да и те не в охотку идут (Чехов 2). [F:] In the old days we used to have generals, barons, admirals dancing at our balls, but now we send for the post-office clerk and the stationmaster, and even they are none too eager to come (2a). [F:] In the old days there were generals, barons, admirals dancing at our parties, and now we send for the post-office clerk and the stationmaster, and even they are none too anxious to come (2d).⇒ sth. (or doing sth.) gives s.o. pleasure, a feeling of satisfaction:- X Y-y в охотку≈ Y likes (eqjoys, fancies) (doing) X;- Y gets a kick out of (doing) X.♦ "Думаю, дай достану [ грибы], может, кому в охотку придутся. Кушайте, если нравятся" (Распутин 3). "So I thought I'd get them [the mushrooms] out, in case anybody fancied them. Help yourselves if you like them" (3a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > в охотку
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20 выезжать в свет
• ВЫЕЗЖАТЬ/ВЫЕХАТЬ В СВЕТ obs[VP; subj: human, more often female; usu. impfv]=====⇒ to (begin to) attend social gatherings, balls etc sponsored by an established society:- X is making his < her> debut (in society).♦ "...Любочка ведь скоро должна выезжать в свет. С этакой belle-mere не очень приятно, она даже по-французски плохо говорит..." (Толстой 2). "...Lyubochka will have to come out very soon. It's not very nice with a belle-mere like that: she even speaks bad French..." (2b). "...Lyuba will soon be making her debut in society. With a stepmother like that it won't be very pleasant. She doesn't even speak French properly..." (2c).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > выезжать в свет
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balls\ out — At maximum possible speed. Derived from operation of a mechanical governor on a steam engine, where a shaft spun two opposing balls. When maximum speed was set, the balls rotated in their greatest radius. We re so late on delivering on the Hiphip … Dictionary of american slang
balls\ out — At maximum possible speed. Derived from operation of a mechanical governor on a steam engine, where a shaft spun two opposing balls. When maximum speed was set, the balls rotated in their greatest radius. We re so late on delivering on the Hiphip … Dictionary of american slang
Balls Out: Gary the Tennis Coach — est un film américain sorti en 2007 et réalisé par Danny Leiner avec au casting Seann William Scott et Randy Quaid. Synopsis Suit à la mort du coach de tennis d un collège un surveillant un peu fou décide d entrainer une équipe pour le… … Wikipédia en Français
balls-out — adj full scale, full tilt. A vulgar version of all out, this fairly uncommon intensify ing expression is normally used by males … Contemporary slang
balls-out — 1. adjective extreme, extremely great 2. adverb a) with great abandon b) At the fastest possible speed … Wiktionary
Balls-out — aggressive in a masculine way … Dictionary of Australian slang
balls-out — Australian Slang aggressive in a masculine way … English dialects glossary
go balls out — go ˈballs out idiom to do sth in a very determined or extreme way, especially when it means taking risks • The team went balls out in the final. Main entry: ↑ballsidiom … Useful english dictionary
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