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1 заслуженный
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2 заслуженное возмездие
Military: deserved punishmentУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > заслуженное возмездие
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3 В-195
ВЫХОДИТЬ/ВЫЙТИ СУХИМ ИЗ ВОДЫ со//, usu. disapprov VP subj: human (of a crafty, cunning, or lucky person) to escape well-deserved punishment, remain unpunished, uncompromisedX вышел сухим из воды - X got off (away) scot-freeX emerged (came out) unscathed X came away without a scratch X waltzed away from it (in limited contexts) X landed on his feet X beat the rap X got off.Рассказывал обо всём этом Иван не стыдясь, а как будто хвастаясь: вот, мол, какой я ловкий, вот какой я хитрый, украл - и вышел сухим из воды (Марченко 1). Ivan told us all this without the least trace of shame and even as though proud of himself, as if to say: look how clever I am, look how crafty I am-I managed to steal the stuff and I got away scot free (1a).Дрынов отличался тем, что свободно и быстро ориентировался в любой, самой сложной ситуации, правда, из всех возможных решений всегда выбирая самое глупое. Это не помешало ему выйти сухим из воды... (Войнович 2). Drinov was distinguished by his ability to easily and quickly get his bearings in any, even the most complex, situation, though, on the other hand, of all possible decisions, he invariably made the most stupid one. This did not, however, prevent him from always landing on his feet... (2a).Жизнь Жолио была бурной. Много раз его привлекали к ответственности то за вымогательство, то за клевету он всегда выходил сухим из воды: говорили, будто он слишком много знает о прошлом различных государственных деятелей (Эренбург 4). Joliot's career had been a stormy one. He had been before the courts a number of times, sometimes for extortion, sometimes for libel, but never failed to get off, he was said to know too much about the pasts of various politicians (4a). -
4 выйти сухим из воды
• ВЫХОДИТЬ/ВЫЙТИ СУХИМ ИЗ ВОДЫ coll, usu. disapprov[VP; subj: human]=====⇒ (of a crafty, cunning, or lucky person) to escape well-deserved punishment, remain unpunished, uncompromised:- [in limited contexts] X landed on his feet;- X got off.♦ Рассказывал обо всём этом Иван не стыдясь, а как будто хвастаясь: вот, мол, какой я ловкий, вот какой я хитрый, украл - и вышел сухим из воды (Марченко 1). Ivan told us all this without the least trace of shame and even as though proud of himself, as if to say: look how clever I am, look how crafty I am-I managed to steal the stuff and I got away scot free (1a).♦ Дрынов отличался тем, что свободно и быстро ориентировался в любой, самой сложной ситуации, правда, из всех возможных решений всегда выбирая самое глупое. Это не помешало ему выйти сухим из воды... (Войнович 2). Drinov was distinguished by his ability to easily and quickly get his bearings in any, even the most complex, situation, though, on the other hand, of all possible decisions, he invariably made the most stupid one. This did not, however, prevent him from always landing on his feet... (2a).♦ Жизнь Жолио была бурной. Много раз его привлекали к ответственности то за вымогательство, то за клевету; он всегда выходил сухим из воды: говорили, будто он слишком много знает о прошлом различных государственных деятелей (Эренбург 4). Joliot's career had been a stormy one. He had been before the courts a number of times, sometimes for extortion, sometimes for libel, but never failed to get off; he was said to know too much about the pasts of various politicians (4a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > выйти сухим из воды
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5 выходить сухим из воды
• ВЫХОДИТЬ/ВЫЙТИ СУХИМ ИЗ ВОДЫ coll, usu. disapprov[VP; subj: human]=====⇒ (of a crafty, cunning, or lucky person) to escape well-deserved punishment, remain unpunished, uncompromised:- [in limited contexts] X landed on his feet;- X got off.♦ Рассказывал обо всём этом Иван не стыдясь, а как будто хвастаясь: вот, мол, какой я ловкий, вот какой я хитрый, украл - и вышел сухим из воды (Марченко 1). Ivan told us all this without the least trace of shame and even as though proud of himself, as if to say: look how clever I am, look how crafty I am-I managed to steal the stuff and I got away scot free (1a).♦ Дрынов отличался тем, что свободно и быстро ориентировался в любой, самой сложной ситуации, правда, из всех возможных решений всегда выбирая самое глупое. Это не помешало ему выйти сухим из воды... (Войнович 2). Drinov was distinguished by his ability to easily and quickly get his bearings in any, even the most complex, situation, though, on the other hand, of all possible decisions, he invariably made the most stupid one. This did not, however, prevent him from always landing on his feet... (2a).♦ Жизнь Жолио была бурной. Много раз его привлекали к ответственности то за вымогательство, то за клевету; он всегда выходил сухим из воды: говорили, будто он слишком много знает о прошлом различных государственных деятелей (Эренбург 4). Joliot's career had been a stormy one. He had been before the courts a number of times, sometimes for extortion, sometimes for libel, but never failed to get off; he was said to know too much about the pasts of various politicians (4a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > выходить сухим из воды
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6 выйти сухим из воды
[vyyti sukhim iz vody] To come out of the water dry. To escape deserved punishment; to come out with one's reputation unblemished. Cf. To come out unscathed; to get off scot-free.Русские фразеологизмы в картинках (русско-английский словарь) > выйти сухим из воды
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7 заслуженное возмездие
deserved/condign punishmentРусско-английский словарь по общей лексике > заслуженное возмездие
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8 заслуженный
прлзаслу́женная награ́да — deserved/well-earned reward
заслу́женное наказа́ние — deserved/well-earned punishment
заслу́женный учёный — merited scientist
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9 З-75
ПО ЗАСЛУГАМ (воздать кому, выдать кому coll, получить) PrepP Invar usu. adv(to reward or punish s.o.) according to what he deserves, (to be rewarded or punished) according to what one deserves: (in refer, to rewarding s.o.) X-y воздадут \З-75 - X will be given (due) creditX will be given his due (his just reward)(in refer, to punishment) X получил (X-y выдали) - - X got (received) his just desertsX got what he deserved (what was coming to him) X got what he asked for.(Кушак:) Смотрите, Валерия. Если вы думаете, что теперь им всё сойдет с рук, - вы ошибаетесь. (Валерия:) Еще бы. Каждому - по заслугам (Вампилов 5). (К.:) Look here, Vale-riya. If you think they're going to get off scot free now, you're mistaken. (V.:) Of course. To each his just deserts (5b).У папы прекрасное настроение, вчера у него было тяжёлое заседание, он говорит, что дьявольски устал, но зато все получили по заслугам (Соколов I). Papa is in a splendid mood, yesterday he had a difficult meeting, he said that he was devilishly tired, but then everybody got what they deserved (1a)....B ваших руках - моя судьба, и вы снисходительны к ней, может быть не по заслугам» (Федин 1). ( context transl) "My fate is in your hands and perhaps I don't deserve your indulgence" (1a). -
10 по заслугам
• ПО ЗАСЛУГАМ (воздать кому, выдать кому coll, получить)[PrepP; Invar; usu. adv]=====⇒ (to reward or punish s.o.) according to what he deserves, (to be rewarded or punished) according to what one deserves:- X will be given his due < his just reward>;|| [in refer, to punishment] X получил < X-y выдали> по заслугам ≈ X got (received) his just deserts;- X got what he asked for.♦ [Кушак:] Смотрите, Валерия. Если вы думаете, что теперь им всё сойдёт с рук, - вы ошибаетесь. [Валерия:] Еще бы. Каждому - по заслугам (Вампилов 5). [К.:] Look here, Valeriya. If you think they're going to get off scot free now, you're mistaken. [V.:] Of course. To each his just deserts (5b).♦ У папы прекрасное настроение, вчера у него было тяжёлое заседание, он говорит, что дьявольски устал, но зато все получили по заслугам (Соколов 1). Papa is in a splendid mood, yesterday he had a difficult meeting, he said that he was devilishly tired, but then everybody got what they deserved (1a).♦ "...В ваших руках - моя судьба, и вы снисходительны к ней, может быть не по заслугам" (Федин 1). [context transl] "Му fate is in your hands and perhaps I don't deserve your indulgence" (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > по заслугам
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11 возмездие
с.retribution, requital; ( кара) punishmentзаслуженное возмездие — deserved / condign punishment
получить возмездие — be requited / punished
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12 возмездие
с. высок.retribution, requital; ( кара) punishmentзаслу́женное возме́здие — deserved / condign [-daɪn] punishment
акт возме́здия — vengeance
получи́ть возме́здие — be requited / punished
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13 заслуживать
1. be worthзаслуживать; стоить — be worth
2. deserved3. deserving4. merit; deserve; earn5. deserve6. earnСинонимический ряд:1. выслуживать (глаг.) выслуживать; зарабатывать2. завоевывать (глаг.) завоевывать; приобретать; стяжать3. стоить (глаг.) быть достойным; стоить -
14 месть, воздаяние
Jargon: come-uppance (разговорное, а punishment one deserved for doing a bad thing) -
15 Д-146
ПО ДЕЛУ наказывать, ругать, критиковать кого coll PrepP Invar adv(to punish, berate, criticize s.o.) deservedlyfor a (good) reasonfor good reason with good reason (cause) (the punishment (the criticism etc) is) well-deserved.Вконец раздобревший хозяин кинулся было в магазин за добавкой, но гость решительно перевернул свой стакан вверх дном: «Я... пас». - «Что так?» - «Папашка не любит, когда посреди работы». - «Строг?» - «Да как сказать. Строг не строг, а порядок любит. Если и осадит, так по делу» (Максимов 3). Completely mellowed by now, he wanted to run to the shop for fresh supplies, but his guest resolutely turned his glass upside down. "I pass...." "How's that?" "The old man doesn't like it in the middle of a job." "So he's strict?" "I don't know if I'd say that. He isn't exactly strict, but he likes things to be proper. If he takes you down a peg, it's always for a good reason" (3a). -
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• ПО ДЕЛУ наказывать, ругать, критиковать кого coll[PrepP; Invar; adv]=====⇒ (to punish, berate, criticize s.o.) deservedly:- with good reason < cause>;- (the punishment (the criticism etc) is) well-deserved.♦ Вконец раздобревший хозяин кинулся было в магазин за добавкой, но гость решительно перевернул свой стакан вверх дном: " Я... пас". - "Что так?" - "Папашка не любит, когда посреди работы". - "Строг?" - "Да как сказать. Строг не строг, а порядок любит. Если и осадит, так по делу" (Максимов 3). Completely mellowed by now, he wanted to run to the shop for fresh supplies, but his guest resolutely turned his glass upside down. "I pass...." "How's that?" "The old man doesn't like it in the middle of a job." "So he's strict?" "I don't know if I'd say that. He isn't exactly strict, but he likes things to be proper. If he takes you down a peg, it's always for a good reason" (3a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > по делу
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