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1 Between You And Me
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between ourselves; between you and me"Just between you and me?" he repeated.
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1) General subject: between ourselves, between you and me, between you and me and the bedpost, between you and me and the gate-post, between you and me and the lamppost (говоря), between you and me and the post (говоря)2) French: entre nous (говоря)3) Religion: inter nos (Latin for "between ourselves")4) Set phrase: (used as paren.) between ourselves, (used as paren.) between you and me5) Makarov: between you and me and the bed-post -
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1) General subject: between you and me and the lamppost, (фразеол) between you, me, and the bedpost, (фразеол) between you, me, and the lamp post2) Colloquial: off the record (по секрету)3) Set phrase: between ourselves, between you and me4) American English: strictly on the cuff -
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МЕЖДУ НАМИ ГОВОРЯ МЕЖДУ НАМИ both coll Verbal Adv (1st var.), PrepP (2nd var.) these forms only sent adv, parenth (both variants) or subj-compl with бытье, остаться ( subj: usu. это or этот разговор, наша беседа etc-2nd var.)) as a secret that should not be known to anyone other than ourselves: (just (strictly etc)) between us (you and me, ourselves) between you, me, and the lamppost (bedpost, back porch etc)....В газетах появилось мрачное имя Чомбе. (Между нами говоря, правильнее было бы сказать Чомба.) (Искандер 4)....The name of Tshombe appeared in the papers. (Just between us, it would be more correct to say Tshomba.) (4a).(Гусь:) Я ведь к вам отчасти по делу. Только это между нами (Булгаков 7). (G.:) I have come to see you partly on business Only this is just between you and me (7a).Говоря строго между нами... я соврал тебе давеча про наше хорошее положение. Положение у нас хуже некуда (Терц 6). Strictly between ourselves...1 told you a lie when I said that things were not as bad as they might be. The fact is, they couldn't be worse (6a). -
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• МЕЖДУ НАМИ ГОВОРЯ; МЕЖДУ НАМИ both coll[Verbal Adv (1st var.), PrepP (2nd var.); these forms only; sent adv, parenth (both variants) or subj-compl with быть, остаться (subj: usu. это or этот разговор, наша беседа etc - 2nd var.)]=====⇒ as a secret that should not be known to anyone other than ourselves:- (just <strictly etc>) between us (you and me, ourselves);- between you, me, and the lamppost (bedpost, back porch etc).♦...В газетах появилось мрачное имя Чомбе. (Между нами говоря, правильнее было бы сказать Чомба.) (Искандер 4)....The name of Tshombe appeared in the papers. (Just between us, it would be more correct to say Tshomba.) (4a).♦ [ Гусь:] Я ведь к вам отчасти по делу. Только это между нами (Булгаков 7). [G.:] I have come to see you partly on business Only this is just between you and me (7a).♦ Говоря строго между нами... я соврал тебе давеча про наше хорошее положение. Положение у нас хуже некуда (Терц 6). Strictly between ourselves...I told you a lie when I said that things were not as bad as they might be. The fact is, they couldn't be worse (6a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > между нами
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• МЕЖДУ НАМИ ГОВОРЯ; МЕЖДУ НАМИ both coll[Verbal Adv (1st var.), PrepP (2nd var.); these forms only; sent adv, parenth (both variants) or subj-compl with быть, остаться (subj: usu. это or этот разговор, наша беседа etc - 2nd var.)]=====⇒ as a secret that should not be known to anyone other than ourselves:- (just <strictly etc>) between us (you and me, ourselves);- between you, me, and the lamppost (bedpost, back porch etc).♦...В газетах появилось мрачное имя Чомбе. (Между нами говоря, правильнее было бы сказать Чомба.) (Искандер 4)....The name of Tshombe appeared in the papers. (Just between us, it would be more correct to say Tshomba.) (4a).♦ [ Гусь:] Я ведь к вам отчасти по делу. Только это между нами (Булгаков 7). [G.:] I have come to see you partly on business Only this is just between you and me (7a).♦ Говоря строго между нами... я соврал тебе давеча про наше хорошее положение. Положение у нас хуже некуда (Терц 6). Strictly between ourselves...I told you a lie when I said that things were not as bad as they might be. The fact is, they couldn't be worse (6a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > между нами говоря
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ПАЛЬЧИКИ ОБЛИЖЕШЬ (-ете) coll VP rut, gener. 2nd pers only fixed WO1. ( indep. sent or predicsubj: a noun denoting some type of food, drink etc)) sth. is very tasty, appetizingX - пальчики оближешь — X will make your mouth waterX is mouth-watering (scrumptious) you'll drool over X X is finger-lickin' good....Хотя главной их пищей была бульба-картофель, но из картофеля они готовили вкуснейшие блюда: бульба со шкварками, бульба с грибами, бульба с кислым молоком... А драники - картофельные оладьи с медом, сметаной или грибами - пальчики оближешь! (Рыбаков 1)....Though their staple food was potatoes, they made them into the most delicious dishes, like potatoes with crackling, potatoes with mushrooms, potatoes with sour milk, and as for their potato fritters with honey, or sour cream, or mushrooms, we used to drool over them! (1a).2. ( indep. sent or predicsubj: usu. concr or human, female)) sth. is enticing, alluring (of an attractive woman referred to in a conversation between men) some woman is very beautiful and desirableX - пальчики оближешь = X will make your mouth wateryou'll smack (lick) your lips (when you see X) X will make you lick your chops.«Рабинович-то твой у нас теперь обитает. Переселили. Ну и глаз у тебя, прокурор!.. Снайпер! Робин Гуд! Тиль Уленшпигель!» Воровато оглядевшись, он (Скромных) почти уткнулся губами в прокурорскую шею. «Помнишь, намекал ты... еще в сентябре? Я сразу догадался... Копнули мы поглубже и, говоря между нами, дельце получилось — пальчики оближешь» (Терц 7). "Your Rabinovich case has come my way. He's been turned over to us. I'll say you've got a good eye, Globov You're a real sniper! A Robin Hood!А Ту 11 Eulenspiegel." Throwing a stealthy look over his shoulder, Skromnykh almost nuzzled the Prosecutor's neck. "Remember what you hinted at., as far back as September? I guessed what you were getting at at once. And now we've dug a little deeper: between you and me, we've got a case to make your mouth water" (7a).(Дулебов:) А я вам, вместо Her иной, выпишу актрису настоящую... Пальчики оближете (Островский 11). (D.:) And I'll send for a real actress to take Negina's place....You'll smack your lips when you see her (1 la).Гарнитур замечательный. Пальчики оближете. Впрочем, что вам объяснять! Вы сами знаете!» (Ильф и Петров 1). "It's a splendid suite. You'll lick your lips. Anyway, I don't need to tell you, you know yourself" (1a).«Такие, говорит, там шмары (slang = девушки) имеются — пальчики оближешь» (Абрамов 1). "Не said they had skirts up there that'd make you lick your chops" (1a). -
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• ПАЛЬЧИКИ ОБЛИЖЕШЬ <- ете> coll[VP; fut, gener. 2nd pers only; fixed WO]=====1. [indep. sent or predic (subj: a noun denoting some type of food, drink etc)]⇒ sth. is very tasty, appetizing:- X is finger-lickin' good.♦...Хотя главной их пищей была бульба-картофель, но из картофеля они готовили вкуснейшие блюда: бульба со шкварками, бульба с грибами, бульба с кислым молоком... А драники - картофельные оладьи с мёдом, сметаной или грибами - пальчики оближешь! (Рыбаков 1) Though their staple food was potatoes, they made them into the most delicious dishes, like potatoes with crackling, potatoes with mushrooms, potatoes with sour milk, and as for their potato fritters with honey, or sour cream, or mushrooms, we used to drool over them! (1a).2. [indep. sent or predic (subj: usu. concr or human, female)]⇒ sth. is enticing, alluring; (of an attractive woman referred to in a conversation between men) some woman is very beautiful and desirable:- X will make you lick your chops.♦ "Рабинович-то твой у нас теперь обитает. Переселили. Ну и глаз у тебя, прокурор!.. Снайпер! Робин Гуд! Тиль Уленшпигель!" Воровато оглядевшись, он [Скромных] почти уткнулся губами в прокурорскую шею. "Помнишь, намекал ты... еще в сентябре? Я сразу догадался... Копнули мы поглубже и, говоря между нами, дельце получилось - пальчики оближешь" (Терц 7). "Your Rabinovich case has come my way. He's been turned over to us. I'll say you've got a good eye, Globov. You're a real sniper! A Robin Hood! A Tyll Eulenspiegel." Throwing a stealthy look over his shoulder, Skromnykh almost nuzzled the Prosecutor's neck. "Remember what you hinted at., as far back as September? I guessed what you were getting at at once. And now we've dug a little deeper: between you and me, we've got a case to make your mouth water" (7a).♦ [Дулебов:] А я вам, вместо Негиной, выпишу актрису настоящую... Пальчики оближете (Островский 11). [D.:] And I'll send for a real actress to take Negina's place....You'll smack your lips when you see her (11a).♦ "Гарнитур замечательный. Пальчики оближете. Впрочем, что вам объяснять! Вы сами знаете!" (Ильф и Петров 1). "It's a splendid suite. You'll lick your lips. Anyway, I don't need to tell you, you know yourself" (1a).♦ "Такие, говорит, там шмары [slang = девушки] имеются - пальчики оближешь" (Абрамов 1). "He said they had skirts up there that'd make you lick your chops" (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > пальчики оближете
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• ПАЛЬЧИКИ ОБЛИЖЕШЬ <- ете> coll[VP; fut, gener. 2nd pers only; fixed WO]=====1. [indep. sent or predic (subj: a noun denoting some type of food, drink etc)]⇒ sth. is very tasty, appetizing:- X is finger-lickin' good.♦...Хотя главной их пищей была бульба-картофель, но из картофеля они готовили вкуснейшие блюда: бульба со шкварками, бульба с грибами, бульба с кислым молоком... А драники - картофельные оладьи с мёдом, сметаной или грибами - пальчики оближешь! (Рыбаков 1) Though their staple food was potatoes, they made them into the most delicious dishes, like potatoes with crackling, potatoes with mushrooms, potatoes with sour milk, and as for their potato fritters with honey, or sour cream, or mushrooms, we used to drool over them! (1a).2. [indep. sent or predic (subj: usu. concr or human, female)]⇒ sth. is enticing, alluring; (of an attractive woman referred to in a conversation between men) some woman is very beautiful and desirable:- X will make you lick your chops.♦ "Рабинович-то твой у нас теперь обитает. Переселили. Ну и глаз у тебя, прокурор!.. Снайпер! Робин Гуд! Тиль Уленшпигель!" Воровато оглядевшись, он [Скромных] почти уткнулся губами в прокурорскую шею. "Помнишь, намекал ты... еще в сентябре? Я сразу догадался... Копнули мы поглубже и, говоря между нами, дельце получилось - пальчики оближешь" (Терц 7). "Your Rabinovich case has come my way. He's been turned over to us. I'll say you've got a good eye, Globov. You're a real sniper! A Robin Hood! A Tyll Eulenspiegel." Throwing a stealthy look over his shoulder, Skromnykh almost nuzzled the Prosecutor's neck. "Remember what you hinted at., as far back as September? I guessed what you were getting at at once. And now we've dug a little deeper: between you and me, we've got a case to make your mouth water" (7a).♦ [Дулебов:] А я вам, вместо Негиной, выпишу актрису настоящую... Пальчики оближете( Островский 11). [D.:] And I'll send for a real actress to take Negina's place....You'll smack your lips when you see her (11a).♦ "Гарнитур замечательный. Пальчики оближете. Впрочем, что вам объяснять! Вы сами знаете!" (Ильф и Петров 1). "It's a splendid suite. You'll lick your lips. Anyway, I don't need to tell you, you know yourself" (1a).♦ "Такие, говорит, там шмары [slang = девушки] имеются - пальчики оближешь" (Абрамов 1). "He said they had skirts up there that'd make you lick your chops" (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > пальчики оближешь
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1) General subject: between ourselves, between you and me, between you and me and bedpost, between you and me and the bedpost, confidentially, in private, off-the-record, sub rosa, sub-rosa, told in confidence, under the rose2) Colloquial: on the qt (от on the quiet)3) Military: confidential (гриф секретности)4) Engineering: confidently5) Law: privately7) Jargon: for the cuff, on the cuff8) Makarov: within four walls9) Security: in a confidential manner -
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Русское между может относиться к разному количеству объектов, соотношение которых этот предлог определяет. Английские эквиваленты различаются как характером соотношения объектов, так и их количеством.1. between — между ( предполагает противопоставление обычно двух объектов): between two chairs — между двумя стульями; between five and six — между пятью и шестью; to sit between him and me — сидеть между ним и мною There is a table between the two windows. — Между окнами стоит стол. Between you and me./Between ourselves. — Это между нами./Никому больше не говори. It happened between five and six o'clock in the morning. — Это произошло между пятью и шестью часами утра.2. among — между, среди (употребляется, как правило, при наличии нескольких объектов и не предполагает их противопоставления, а также для выделения из общего числа): among friends (children, students) — среди друзей (детей, студентов); among other facts — в числе других фактов; a village among the hills — деревня среди холмов; a house among the trees — дом среди деревьев/дом, окруженный деревьями; one among many — один из многих Не passed among the crowd. — Он пробирался сквозь толпу. The explorers had lo grope their way among the ruins. — Исследователям пришлось ощупью пробираться среди развалин. My brother was among the guests. — Мой брат был среди гостей. Divide it among the children. — Раздели это между детьми. -
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предл. (тв., иногда рд.)1. betweenвойна между племенами — intertribal war, war between tribes
2. ( среди) among, amongst♢
между нами (говоря) — just between ourselves; between you and meмежду тем как — whereas, while; ( тогда как) whereas
между прочим — by the way, incidentally
между делом — at odd moments, between tomes
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предл. (тв., реже рд.)1) (относительно двух предметов, лиц, вех и т.д.) betweenме́жду две́рью и окно́м — between the door and the window
ме́жду о́кнами — between the windows
ме́жду двумя́ и тремя́ (часа́ми) — between two and three (o'clock)
война́ ме́жду племена́ми — intertribal war, war between tribes
2) ( среди многих) among, amongst••ме́жду на́ми (говоря́) — just between ourselves; between you and me
ме́жду тем — meanwhile
ме́жду тем как — whereas, while; ( тогда как) whereas
ме́жду тем э́то так — nevertheless it is so
ме́жду про́чим — incidentally; в знач. вводн. сл. тж. by the way разг.
ме́жду де́лом — at odd moments, between times
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1) General subject: between you and me and the bedpost, in strict confidence, Strictly Private and Confidential (бюрократическая тавтология на англ. яз. - см. http://www.english-test.net/toeic/vocabulary/meanings/076/toeic-words.php\#confidential)2) Law: ultra-confidential3) Makarov: between you and me and the bed-postУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > строго конфиденциально
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разг.between ourselves; between you and me (I) <and the gate-post (the bed-post, the post, the door-post, the lamp-post)>Затем он положил свою руку на колено мне, заглянул в лицо моё и, понизив голос, продолжал: - Дальнейшее - между нами, хорошо? (М. Горький, Жрец морали) — Then he put his hand on my knee, peered into my face, and lowering his voice, went on: 'The rest is between ourselves, agreed?'
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confidentially наречие:confidentially (конфиденциально, по секрету)in private (наедине, в частной жизни, конфиденциально, частным образом, в домашней обстановке, втихомолку)имя прилагательное: словосочетание:between you and me and the bedpost (конфиденциально, между нами)
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Between you and me — Between Be*tween , prep. [OE. bytwene, bitweonen, AS. betwe[ o]nan, betwe[ o]num; prefix be by + a form fr. AS. tw[=a] two, akin to Goth. tweihnai two apiece. See {Twain}, and cf. {Atween}, {Betwixt}.] 1. In the space which separates; betwixt; as … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
Between You and Me — Infobox Single Name = Between You And Me Artist = dc Talk from Album = Jesus Freak Released = 1996 Format = CD Radio airplay Recorded = 1995 Genre = Pop Length = 3:47 (Radio Edit) Label = ForeFront/Virgin Producer = Chart position = Reviews =… … Wikipedia
between you and me — This is a standard phrase, grammatically and idiomatically acceptable. It is overused, however, in situations in which a speaker or writer attempts to create an atmosphere of familiarity or shared secrets: Don t tell anyone, but just between you… … Dictionary of problem words and expressions
between you and me — British, American & Australian, British & Australian, humorous something that you say when you are going to tell someone something you do not want them to tell anyone else. Just between you and me, I don t think his work is quite up to standard.… … New idioms dictionary
between you and I — is always wrong. Make it between you and me. The object of a preposition should always be in the accusative. More simply, we don’t say between you and I for the same reason that we don’t say give that book to I … Bryson’s dictionary for writers and editors
between you and me — (just) between you and me without telling anyone else. Between you and me, I think she made up the whole story about being robbed … New idioms dictionary
between you and me — adverb In confidence, please keep secret. Between you and me, I think the boss is crazy. Syn: between ourselves … Wiktionary
between you and I — John Simon called this a grammatical error of unsurpassable grossness. It is perhaps enough to say that it is very common and it is always wrong. The rule is that the object of a preposition should always be in the accusative. More simply, we… … Dictionary of troublesome word
between you and me and the cat's whiskers — This idiom is used when telling someone something that you want them to keep secret … The small dictionary of idiomes
between you and me — between the two of us, in truth, cross my heart … English contemporary dictionary
Just Between You and Me — may refer to:ongs* A 1960s country song, written by Jack Clement, covered by numerous artists, including Charley Pride and the duo of Porter Wagoner and Dolly Parton on their album of the same name. * Just Between You and Me , a Lou Gramm song *… … Wikipedia