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1 приказать удалиться
1) General subject: banish from presence, (кому-л.) give his conge, (кому-л.) give his congee2) Makarov: banish from (one's) presenceУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > приказать удалиться
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2 прогнать с глаз долой
1) General subject: banish from presence2) Makarov: banish from (one's) presenceУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > прогнать с глаз долой
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3 с глаз
с глаз < долой>разг.1) (прочь от себя (прогонять, отсылать кого-либо и т. п.)) banish from one's presence[Барыня] выдала её за скотника и сослала с глаз долой. (И. Тургенев, Дворянское гнездо) — The landlord's wife married her to a cattleman and banished from her presence.
2) (так, чтобы не было видно (убирать(ся), прятать(ся) и т. п.)) clear off; keep out of sightСовсем недалеко щёлкнул бич и послышалось мычание. "Стадо, - понял я. - Пойду-ка спрошу у пастуха дорогу. Что мне пастух сделает? Спрошу, да и скорей с глаз долой". (А. Гайдар, Школа) — A whip cracked close by and cows mooed. 'A herd,' I said to myself. 'I'll go and ask the herdsman the way. What harm can a herdsman do me? I'll ask him and clear off as quick as I can.'
- Погулять охота, а в районе у себя не шибко разгуляешься - на виду. Вот они и идут с глаз долой. (В. Шукшин, Охота жить) — 'They just want a good time, but you can't have much of a good time in your own district - too many people watching. So they like to keep out of sight.'
3) (вон, прочь отсюда!) get out of my sight!- Своевольничаешь, Матвей! Захотел бродягой быть, галахом? Ну, и будешь бродягой. Иди с глаз долой! (Ф. Гладков, Вольница) — 'Want to have it your own way, Matvei, do you? Want to become a beggar? Well, so you shall. Get out of my sight!'
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