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divine call

  • 1 божественное призвание

    Универсальный русско-английский словарь > божественное призвание

  • 2 Иона

    1) Religion: Jonah (An Israelite prophet who according to the account in the book of Johah resisted a divine call to preach repentance to the people of Nineveh, was swallowed and vomited by a great fish, and eventually carried out his mission), Jonas (= Jonah)
    2) Bible: Jonah, Jonas

    Универсальный русско-английский словарь > Иона

  • 3 плюнь в глаза - скажет божья роса

    плюнь в глаза (в рожу) - скажет "божья роса"
    погов., груб.-прост., презр.
    lit. you could spit in his eye (face) and he'd call it God's (divine) dew

    - Жрать она за четверых управляется, а работать... Эх, совесть-то у людей!.. Ты ей плюй в глаза - скажет божья роса!.. (М. Шолохов, Двухмужняя) — 'She can eat enough for four, but when it comes to work.... These people. Where's their conscience!... You could spit in her eye and she'd call it God's dew!'

    Русско-английский фразеологический словарь > плюнь в глаза - скажет божья роса

  • 4 проклинать

    1) General subject: anathematize, anathematize (что-л., кого-л.), ban, bedamn, beshrew, blast, comminate, confound, curse, damn, darn (эвфемизм, вместо damn), dern, execrate, imprecate, pox, pronounce a curse, pronounce a curse upon (кого-л.), the wicked magician imprecated a curse on the young princess, utter imprecations, give malediction to (кого-л.), pronounce a curse (кого-л.)
    2) Colloquial: blow, (to) damn
    3) Ironical: bless
    4) Obsolete: accurse
    6) Jargon: dash, ding-dang, jigger
    7) Taboo: bugger, damn somebody (кого-л.), damn something (что-л.)

    Универсальный русско-английский словарь > проклинать

  • 5 чудесный

    2) Colloquial: fantastic, tremendous, wizard
    3) Obsolete: wondrous
    4) Jocular: hotsie-totsie
    5) Australian slang: you-beaut
    6) Jargon: hotsy-totsy, surf (This is not what I would call a surf day. Это не то, чтобы я назвал чудесным днём.)
    7) Makarov: strange

    Универсальный русско-английский словарь > чудесный

  • 6 С-209

    МОЖНО СКАЗАТЬ ( Invar sent adv (parenth) fixed WO
    it is possible, reasonable, acceptable to phrase sth. the way the speaker has phrased or is about to phrase it
    one (you) might (could) say
    (in limited contexts) what one (you) might call what could (might) be called (termed).
    ...Правдивость рассказчика нужна самому рассказчику прежде всего, это форма его борьбы с собственным распадом, можно сказать, божественный эгоизм собственного бытия (Искандер 3)... The storyteller's veracity is necessary first of all to the storyteller himself. It is a form of his struggle against his own disintegration, it is, one might say, the divine egoism of his own being (3a).
    «Пусть видят все, весь Петербург, как милостыни просят дети благородного отца, который всю жизнь служил верою и правдой и, можно сказать, умер на службе» (Достоевский 3). "Let everybody see, let the whole of St. Petersburg see these children begging for alms, although they had a respectable father who gave a lifetime of true and faithful service and even died, you might say, in harness" (3a).
    Михаилу, можно сказать, повезло. Берег обрывистый, старая развесистая черемуха над плёсом, так что ни малейшей тени (Абрамов 1). You could say that Mikhail was lucky. The bank was steep and there was a big old bird-cherry tree spreading over that stretch of river, so there was not the slightest shadow (1a).
    Фишер соответствующим жестом пояснил своему спутнику, что вот теперь тот - в «святая святых», в таком, можно сказать, убежище свободного духа, где производится неподцензурный альбом «Скажи изюм!»... (Аксенов 12). With an appropriate gesture Fisher made it clear to his companion that now he was in the inner sanctum, in what might be termed the refuge of the free spirit, where the uncensored album Say Cheese! was being produced... (12a).

    Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > С-209

  • 7 можно сказать

    [Invar; sent adv (parenth); fixed WO]
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    ⇒ it is possible, reasonable, acceptable to phrase sth. the way the speaker has phrased or is about to phrase it:
    - [in limited contexts] what one (you) might call;
    - what could (might) be called (termed).
         ♦...Правдивость рассказчика нужна самому рассказчику прежде всего, это форма его борьбы с собственным распадом, можно сказать, божественный эгоизм собственного бытия (Искандер 3)....The storyteller's veracity is necessary first of all to the storyteller himself. It is a form of his struggle against his own disintegration; it is, one might say, the divine egoism of his own being (3a).
         ♦ "Пусть видят все, весь Петербург, как милостыни просят дети благородного отца, который всю жизнь служил верою и правдой и, можно сказать, умер на службе" (Достоевский 3). "Let everybody see, let the whole of St. Petersburg see these children begging for alms, although they had a respectable father who gave a lifetime of true and faithful service and even died, you might say, in harness" (3a).
         ♦ Михаилу, можно сказать, повезло. Берег обрывистый, старая развесистая черемуха над плёсом, так что ни малейшей тени (Абрамов 1). You could say that Mikhail was lucky. The bank was steep and there was a big old bird - cherry tree spreading over that stretch of river, so there was not the slightest shadow (1a).
         ♦ Фишер соответствующим жестом пояснил своему спутнику, что вот теперь тот - в " святая святых", в таком, можно сказать, убежище свободного духа, где производится неподцензурный альбом "Скажи изюм!"... (Аксенов 12). With an appropriate gesture Fisher made it clear to his companion that now he was in the inner sanctum, in what might be termed the refuge of the free spirit, where the uncensored album Say Cheese! was being produced... (12a).

    Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > можно сказать

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