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1 грубая поверхность камня
Русско-английский словарь по строительству и новым строительным технологиям > грубая поверхность камня
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2 грубая обработка камня камнетесальным долотом
Construction: drove workУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > грубая обработка камня камнетесальным долотом
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3 грубая поверхность камня
Construction: drove workУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > грубая поверхность камня
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4 К-134
ВБИВАТЬ/ВБИТЬ КЛИН VP1. \К-134 между чем и чем, во что (subj: human or collect) to force apart, disunite (armies, military units, or two component parts of an army or military unit) by driving one's forces between them (or it)X вбил клин между Y-ом и Z-ом - X drove a wedge between Y and Z.2. \К-134 между кем и кем, между чем и чем (subj: human or abstrto cause alienation, dissociation, hostility (between two or more people, groups etc)X вбил клин между Y-ом и Z-ом = X drove a wedge between Y and ZX caused a rift between Y andZ....Видимо, оно (институтское руководство) полагало, что профессор Эткинд ещё пригодится. Хоть и «вбил клин» между партией и литературой, но лекции читает, семинары проводит, с аспирантами занимается... (Эткинд 1)....They (those in charge of the Institute) obviously thought that Professor Etkind could still be of some service. Although he had "driven a wedge" between the Party and literature, he was still giving lectures, running seminars, supervising graduate work... (1a). -
5 вбивать клин
• ВБИВАТЬ/ВБИТЬ КЛИН[VP]=====⇒ to force apart, disunite (armies, military units, or two component parts of an army or military unit) by driving one's forces between them (or it):- X вбил клин между Y-ом и Z-ом≈ X drove a wedge between Y and Z.⇒ to cause alienation, dissociation, hostility (between two or more people, groups etc):- X caused a rift between Y and Z.♦...Видимо, оно [институтское руководство] полагало, что профессор Эткинд ещё пригодится. Хоть и "вбил клин" между партией и литературой, но лекции читает, семинары проводит, с аспирантами занимается... (Эткинд 1)....They [those in charge of the Institute] obviously thought that Professor Etkind could still be of some service. Although he had "driven a wedge" between the Party and literature, he was still giving lectures, running seminars, supervising graduate work... (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > вбивать клин
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6 вбить клин
• ВБИВАТЬ/ВБИТЬ КЛИН[VP]=====⇒ to force apart, disunite (armies, military units, or two component parts of an army or military unit) by driving one's forces between them (or it):- X вбил клин между Y-ом и Z-ом≈ X drove a wedge between Y and Z.⇒ to cause alienation, dissociation, hostility (between two or more people, groups etc):- X caused a rift between Y and Z.♦...Видимо, оно [институтское руководство] полагало, что профессор Эткинд ещё пригодится. Хоть и "вбил клин" между партией и литературой, но лекции читает, семинары проводит, с аспирантами занимается... (Эткинд 1)....They [those in charge of the Institute] obviously thought that Professor Etkind could still be of some service. Although he had "driven a wedge" between the Party and literature, he was still giving lectures, running seminars, supervising graduate work... (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > вбить клин
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7 П-418
ВГОНЯТЬ/ВОГНАТЬ В ПОТ кого о?// VP subj: human1. ( usu. impfv) (often in refer, to physical labor) to compel s.o. to work a lot and very intenselyX вгонял Y-a в пот - X worked Y hard (into the ground)X made Y work very hard X pushed Y to the limit X drove Y hard (relentlessly).До сдачи проекта оставались считанные дни, и Нефедов не только сам работал по шестнадцать часов в сутки, но вгонял в пот даже самых ленивых своих подчиненных. There were precious few days left before the project was due, and not only did Nefedov himself work sixteen hours a day, he pushed even the laziest of his workers to the limit.2. to cause s.o. to feel extremely agitated, disquieted etc: X вогнал Y-a в пот = X made Y very nervousX got Y all nervous X made Y sweat X threw Y into a panic. -
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• ВГОНЯ ГЬ/ВОГНАТЬ В ПОТ кого coll[VP; subj: human]=====1. [usu. impfv]⇒ (often in refer, to physical labor) to compel s.o to work a lot and very intensely:- X drove Y hard (relentlessly).♦ До сдачи проекта оставались считанные дни, и Нефедов не только сам работал по шестнадцать часов в сутки, но вгонял в пот даже самых ленивых своих подчиненных. There were precious few days left before the project was due, and not only did Nefedov himself work sixteen hours a day, he pushed even the laziest of his workers to the limit.2. to cause s.o. to feel extremely agitated, disquieted etc:- X threw Y into a panic.Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > вгонять в пот
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9 вогнать в пот
• ВГОНЯ ГЬ/ВОГНАТЬ В ПОТ кого coll[VP; subj: human]=====1. [usu. impfv]⇒ (often in refer, to physical labor) to compel s.o to work a lot and very intensely:- X drove Y hard (relentlessly).♦ До сдачи проекта оставались считанные дни, и Нефедов не только сам работал по шестнадцать часов в сутки, но вгонял в пот даже самых ленивых своих подчиненных. There were precious few days left before the project was due, and not only did Nefedov himself work sixteen hours a day, he pushed even the laziest of his workers to the limit.2. to cause s.o. to feel extremely agitated, disquieted etc:- X threw Y into a panic.Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > вогнать в пот
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10 выходить из себя
1) lose one's temper; fly into a rage; be beside oneself; lose control of oneself; lose one's balance; fly off the handle; go crazy; see redЯ тонул в снегу и громко роптал на всё и на всех, выходя из себя с досады, а время утекало, - и где конец этому проклятому пути?! (А. Бестужев-Марлинский, Страшное гаданье) — I floundered in the snow, cursing everything and everyone loudly, beside myself with vexation, for time was passing, and where was the end to this accursed journey?
[Оценщик] так методично и долго рассматривал привезённые вещи, что Верочка начинала уже выходить из себя. (А. Куприн, Куст сирени) — He was so methodical about his work, and took so long to value the things, that Verochka felt she should go crazy.
Павка, получив удар в грудь, совершенно вышел из себя. - Ах, так! Ну, получай! - и коротким взмахом руки влепил Сухарько режущий удар в лицо. (Н. Островский, Как закалялась сталь) — The blow in the chest made Pavka see red. 'So that's what you want! Take this!' And with a short swing of his arm he drove a cutting blow into Sukharko's face.
2) ( от чего-либо) be worked up with (over) smth.Володька не любил восклицаний и суеты. Когда его вызвали на "бис", он вышел так, будто ребята из нашей школы не надрывались и не выходили из себя от восторга. (А. Алексин, Позавчера и послезавтра) — Volodka didn't like exclamations and fuss. When he was encored he went onto the stage seeming not to notice that his schoolmates were all worked up with excitement.
Русско-английский фразеологический словарь > выходить из себя
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