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1 справить нужду
1) General subject: do the deed, ease oneself2) Colloquial: do one's doings3) Bookish: visit the necessary -
2 сходить в туалет
1) General subject: go and powder nose, have a look at the plumbing, visit the plumbing2) Colloquial: do one's doings3) Australian slang: spend a penny4) Jargon: pay a call, (о мужчинах) go and consult with mr. johns (вульгаризм), say hello to uncle john, see uncle john5) Taboo: answer a call to the warden's office, cash a check, check (out) the plumbing, find a haven, have an Irish shave -
3 отвечать за свои проступки
1) General subject: answer for wrong-doings2) Makarov: answer for (one's) wrong-doingsУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > отвечать за свои проступки
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4 кровь играет
кровь играет (кипит, бродит, горит) (в ком, у кого)1) (кто-либо ощущает в себе прилив сил, энергии) one is overflowing with energy and physical strength; the blood is fresh in one's veins; one has plenty of good red blood in oneМолодые силы разыгрывались в ней, кровь кипела, а вблизи ни одной руки, которая бы её направила. Полная независимость во всём! (И. Тургенев, Ася) — She was carried away by her youthful spirits, the young blood pulsed in her veins. And there was no hand to guide her. Complete independence in every way!
2) (кто-либо охвачен страстью, порывом чувства и т. п.) one's blood boils; one's blood is hot; one's blood is up; one's blood surged madly in one's veinsЧего бы я не дал, чтобы только быть тем счастливцем у фонтана!.. Кровь во мне загорелась и расходилась. (И. Тургенев, Первая любовь) — What would I not have given to be that happy he of the fountain! My blood surged madly in my veins.
- Какая ты смешная, Олеся. Неужели ты думаешь, что никогда в жизни не полюбишь мужчину? Ты такая молодая, красивая, сильная. Если в тебе кровь загорится, то уж тут не до зароков будет. (А. Куприн, Олеся) — 'How funny you are, Olesya. Do you really imagine you'll never love a man? You're so young and beautiful and strong. Once your blood is up you'll forget any pledge you may have taken.'
- Беда! - усмехнулся Кешка. - Молодой, кровь играет... Ну, она себя соблюдала, никак ему не давалась... (Н. Задорнов, Амур-батюшка) — 'Bad doings!' Keshka chuckled. 'He was young and his blood was hot.... But she took care of herself, and wouldn't let him have his way with her...'
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5 штуковина
1) General subject: doing, doodad, gismo, hickey (вместо забытого названия какого-л. предмета, приспособления), widget, thingie (A thing you don't know the exact word for), twiddly bit (used to talk about small part of an object without naming it), doofah (употребляется вместо названия, когда говорящий не может его вспомнить), thingamabob, thingamajig, thingumajig, thingummy2) Colloquial: contraption, doings, doodah, doohickey, gizmo (any object whose name one does not know), hootenanny, whachamacallit (хреновина, или "мужик", "тетка", "баба" и т.п. - an object or person whose name one does not know or cannot recall), oojamaflip3) Jargon: kadigin-thingamajig, kajody, wingdoodle, thumadoodle, whatchamacallit, gadget, gismol, whing-ding, whingding, wing-ding, wingding4) American English: do-jigger, domajig, doosenwhacker, doowacky, thingy -
6 нести ответственность за свои проступки
Makarov: answer for (one's) wrong-doingsУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > нести ответственность за свои проступки
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7 содеянное
с. скл. как прил.what has been done; (smb's) deeds / doings plраска́иваться в соде́янном — repent of one's deed(s)
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8 оставаться ни при чём
be the loser; achieve nothing; have got nothing for one's painsТак и остались Добродетели ни при чём, только пригрозили с досады: вот погодите! ушлют вас ужо за ваши дела на каторгу! (М. Салтыков-Щедрин, Добродетели и пороки) — And again the Virtues were the losers; all they could do was to threaten: 'Just wait! You'll get a good spell of hard labour for your doings!'
Русско-английский фразеологический словарь > оставаться ни при чём
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9 отдуваться своими боками
прост.pay for smb. else's doings (errors, mistakes, etc.), be answerable for another; cf. bear another's trouble on one's back; get it in the neck- Да, я слышал, - сказал он с сочувствием и, помолчав немного, продолжал: - Вот и скифская война. Это всё хорошо, только не для тех, кто своими боками отдувается. (Л. Толстой, Война и мир) — 'Yes, I heard,' said he sympathetically, and after a short pause added: 'Yes, it's Scythian warfare. It's all very well - only not for those who get it in the neck.'
Русско-английский фразеологический словарь > отдуваться своими боками
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