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  • 21 У-185

    НАВОСТРИТЬ (НАСТОРОЖИТЬ) УШИ (СЛУХ) о?// VP usu. this WO
    1. ( subj: animal
    usu. pastor Verbal Adv) ( usu. of a dog or horse) to become very alert, raise the ears so as to listen intently (upon hearing some sound)
    X навострил уши - X pricked up his ears
    X cocked his ears.
    2. (subj: human
    usu. past) to prepare to listen or to begin listening with intense attention and interest
    X навострил уши = X pricked up his ears
    X cocked his ears (in limited contexts) X was all ears.
    Всё время обеда Анна Михайловна говорила о слухах войны, о Николушке... Наташа, из всего семейства более всех одарённая способностью чувствовать оттенки интонаций, взглядов и выражений лиц, с начала обеда насторожила уши и знала, что что-нибудь есть между ее отцом и Анной Михайловной и что-нибудь касающееся брата и что Анна Михайловна приготавливает (Толстой 4). All during dinner Anna Mikhailovna talked of rumors concerning the war and of Niko-lushka.... Natasha, who of all the family was the most gifted with the faculty of catching the subtleties of an intonation, a glance, or the expression of a face, pricked up her ears at the beginning of dinner and felt that there was some secret between her father and Anna Mikhailovna, that it had something to do with her brother, and that Anna Mikhailovna was preparing them for it (4a)
    Ребенок, навострив уши и глаза, страстно впивался в рассказ (Гончаров 1). The child, all eyes and ears, listened to the story with passionate absorption (1b).

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  • 22 навострить слух

    • НАВОСТРИТЬ < НАСТОРОЖИТЬ> УШИ < СЛУХ> coll
    [VP; usu. this WO]
    =====
    1. [subj: animal; usu. pastor Verbal Adv]
    ⇒ (usu. of a dog or horse) to become very alert, raise the ears so as to listen intently (upon hearing some sound):
    - X навострил уши≈ X pricked up his ears;
    - X cocked his ears.
    2. [subj: human; usu. past]
    ⇒ to prepare to listen or to begin listening with intense attention and interest:
    - X навострил уши≈ X pricked up his ears;
    - [in limited contexts] X was all ears.
         ♦ Всё время обеда Анна Михайловна говорила о слухах войны, о Николушке... Наташа, из всего семейства более всех одарённая способностью чувствовать оттенки интонаций, взглядов и выражений лиц, с начала обеда насторожила уши и знала, что что-нибудь есть между ее отцом и Анной Михайловной и что-нибудь касающееся брата и что Анна Михайловна приготавливает (Толстой 4). All during dinner Anna Mikhailovna talked of rumors concerning the war and of Nikolushka.... Natasha, who of all the family was the most gifted with the faculty of catching the subtleties of an intonation, a glance, or the expression of a face, pricked up her ears at the beginning of dinner and felt that there was some secret between her father and Anna Mikhailovna, that it had something to do with her brother, and that Anna Mikhailovna was preparing them for it (4a)
         ♦ Ребенок, навострив уши и глаза, страстно впивался в рассказ (Гончаров 1). The child, all eyes and ears, listened to the story with passionate absorption (1b).

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  • 23 навострить уши

    • НАВОСТРИТЬ < НАСТОРОЖИТЬ> УШИ < СЛУХ> coll
    [VP; usu. this WO]
    =====
    1. [subj: animal; usu. pastor Verbal Adv]
    ⇒ (usu. of a dog or horse) to become very alert, raise the ears so as to listen intently (upon hearing some sound):
    - X навострил уши≈ X pricked up his ears;
    - X cocked his ears.
    2. [subj: human; usu. past]
    ⇒ to prepare to listen or to begin listening with intense attention and interest:
    - X навострил уши≈ X pricked up his ears;
    - [in limited contexts] X was all ears.
         ♦ Всё время обеда Анна Михайловна говорила о слухах войны, о Николушке... Наташа, из всего семейства более всех одарённая способностью чувствовать оттенки интонаций, взглядов и выражений лиц, с начала обеда насторожила уши и знала, что что-нибудь есть между ее отцом и Анной Михайловной и что-нибудь касающееся брата и что Анна Михайловна приготавливает (Толстой 4). All during dinner Anna Mikhailovna talked of rumors concerning the war and of Nikolushka.... Natasha, who of all the family was the most gifted with the faculty of catching the subtleties of an intonation, a glance, or the expression of a face, pricked up her ears at the beginning of dinner and felt that there was some secret between her father and Anna Mikhailovna, that it had something to do with her brother, and that Anna Mikhailovna was preparing them for it (4a)
         ♦ Ребенок, навострив уши и глаза, страстно впивался в рассказ (Гончаров 1). The child, all eyes and ears, listened to the story with passionate absorption (1b).

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  • 24 насторожить слух

    • НАВОСТРИТЬ < НАСТОРОЖИТЬ> УШИ < СЛУХ> coll
    [VP; usu. this WO]
    =====
    1. [subj: animal; usu. pastor Verbal Adv]
    ⇒ (usu. of a dog or horse) to become very alert, raise the ears so as to listen intently (upon hearing some sound):
    - X навострил уши≈ X pricked up his ears;
    - X cocked his ears.
    2. [subj: human; usu. past]
    ⇒ to prepare to listen or to begin listening with intense attention and interest:
    - X навострил уши≈ X pricked up his ears;
    - [in limited contexts] X was all ears.
         ♦ Всё время обеда Анна Михайловна говорила о слухах войны, о Николушке... Наташа, из всего семейства более всех одарённая способностью чувствовать оттенки интонаций, взглядов и выражений лиц, с начала обеда насторожила уши и знала, что что-нибудь есть между ее отцом и Анной Михайловной и что-нибудь касающееся брата и что Анна Михайловна приготавливает (Толстой 4). All during dinner Anna Mikhailovna talked of rumors concerning the war and of Nikolushka.... Natasha, who of all the family was the most gifted with the faculty of catching the subtleties of an intonation, a glance, or the expression of a face, pricked up her ears at the beginning of dinner and felt that there was some secret between her father and Anna Mikhailovna, that it had something to do with her brother, and that Anna Mikhailovna was preparing them for it (4a)
         ♦ Ребенок, навострив уши и глаза, страстно впивался в рассказ (Гончаров 1). The child, all eyes and ears, listened to the story with passionate absorption (1b).

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  • 25 насторожить уши

    • НАВОСТРИТЬ < НАСТОРОЖИТЬ> УШИ < СЛУХ> coll
    [VP; usu. this WO]
    =====
    1. [subj: animal; usu. pastor Verbal Adv]
    ⇒ (usu. of a dog or horse) to become very alert, raise the ears so as to listen intently (upon hearing some sound):
    - X навострил уши≈ X pricked up his ears;
    - X cocked his ears.
    2. [subj: human; usu. past]
    ⇒ to prepare to listen or to begin listening with intense attention and interest:
    - X навострил уши≈ X pricked up his ears;
    - [in limited contexts] X was all ears.
         ♦ Всё время обеда Анна Михайловна говорила о слухах войны, о Николушке... Наташа, из всего семейства более всех одарённая способностью чувствовать оттенки интонаций, взглядов и выражений лиц, с начала обеда насторожила уши и знала, что что-нибудь есть между ее отцом и Анной Михайловной и что-нибудь касающееся брата и что Анна Михайловна приготавливает (Толстой 4). All during dinner Anna Mikhailovna talked of rumors concerning the war and of Nikolushka.... Natasha, who of all the family was the most gifted with the faculty of catching the subtleties of an intonation, a glance, or the expression of a face, pricked up her ears at the beginning of dinner and felt that there was some secret between her father and Anna Mikhailovna, that it had something to do with her brother, and that Anna Mikhailovna was preparing them for it (4a)
         ♦ Ребенок, навострив уши и глаза, страстно впивался в рассказ (Гончаров 1). The child, all eyes and ears, listened to the story with passionate absorption (1b).

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  • 26 стоячие уши

    2) Agriculture: (вертикально) upright pointing ears

    Универсальный русско-английский словарь > стоячие уши

  • 27 навострить уши

    по уши; — over head and ears, head over up to the ears

    Русско-английский большой базовый словарь > навострить уши

  • 28 по уши

    по уши; — over head and ears, head over up to the ears

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  • 29 и у стен есть уши

    2) Set phrase: walls have ears, walls have ears fields have eyes, and woods ( or walls) have ears, walls have ears hedges have eyes, and woods (or walls) have ears

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  • 30 насторожиться

    1) General subject: cock one's ears, cock up one's ears, keep one's ears open, look about, prick up ears, prick up one's ears, grow suspicious (at smth), grow wary, become concerned or alarmed, sit up and take notice

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  • 31 ухо

    с.
    ear

    воспаление уха — inflammation of the ear; otitis научн.

    говорить кому-л. на ухо — whisper in smb.'s ear, have a private word with smb.

    ♢ быть тугим на ухо — be hard of hearing

    дать кому-л. в ухо — box smb.'s ears pl., give* smb. a box on the ear(s)

    в одно ухо вошло, в другое вышло — in at one ear and out at the other

    затыкать уши — close / stop one's ears

    прокричать, прожужжать уши кому-л. о чём-л. разг. — din smth. into smb.'s ears

    влюбиться по уши (в вн.) — be over head and ears in love (with)

    пропускать мимо ушей (вн.) разг. — turn a deaf ear (to); pay* no heed (to)

    Русско-английский словарь Смирнитского > ухо

  • 32 ухо

    с. ear, lug

    по уши; — over head and ears, head over up to the ears

    Русско-английский большой базовый словарь > ухо

  • 33 среднее ухо

    по уши; — over head and ears, head over up to the ears

    Русско-английский медицинский словарь > среднее ухо

  • 34 настораживать уши

    1) General subject: cock one's ears (о животном), cock up one's ears (о животном), prick up (one's) ears (not "perk," as one so often sees these days)

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  • 35 У-174

    HE ВЁРИТЬ/НЕ ПОВЕРИТЬ (СВОИМ) УШАМ coll VP subj: human to be extremely surprised by sth. one has heard and wonder if it really could be so
    X ушам своим не верит - X can't (didn't, can hardly, is unable to, is hardly able to) believe his ears.
    «Вы, кажется, не расположены сегодня петь? Я и просить боюсь», - спросил Обломов... «Жарко!» - заметила тётка. «Ничего, я попробую», - сказала Ольга и спела романс. Он слушал и не верил ушам. Это не она: где же прежний, страстный звук? (Гончаров 1). "I don't suppose you feel like singing today, do you? I'm afraid to ask you," Oblomov said...."It's too hot!" her aunt remarked. "Never mind, I'll try," said Olga, and she sang one song. He listened and could not believe his ears. It was not she: where was the former note of passion? (1b).
    Я просто ушам не поверила, когда уже на исходе развода утомлённая Верка небрежно бросила мне: «В гостиницу пойдёшь... Бригадир -Анька Полозова» (Гинзбург 1). I could hardly believe my ears when, after the rest of the team had passed through the gate, she said to me casually: "You're to work in the guesthouse. Report to Anka Polozova" (1b).
    Так... кто же... убил?..» - «Как кто убил?.. - переговорил он, точно не веря ушам своим, - да вы убили, Родион Романыч!» (Достоевский 3). "So then...who...did the murder?"... "What? Who did the murder?" he echoed, as though unable to believe his ears. "Why you did, Rodion Romanich!" (3a).
    Пьер, приподняв плечи и разинув рот, слушал то, что говорила ему Марья Дмитриевна, не веря своим ушам (Толстой 5). Pierre hunched his shoulders and listened open-mouthed to what Marya Dmitrievna was saying, hardly able to believe his ears (5a).

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  • 36 не верить своим ушам

    • НЕ ВЕРИТЬ/НЕ ПОВЕРИТЬ (СВОИМ) УШАМ coll
    [VP; subj: human]
    =====
    ⇒ to be extremely surprised by sth. one has heard and wonder if it really could be so:
    - X ушам своим не верит≈ X can't (didn't, can hardly, is unable to, is hardly able to) believe his ears.
         ♦ "Вы, кажется, не расположены сегодня петь? Я и просить боюсь", - спросил Обломов... " Жарко!" - заметила тётка. "Ничего, я попробую", - сказала Ольга и спела романс. Он слушал и не верил ушам. Это не она: где же прежний, страстный звук? (Гончаров 1). "I don't suppose you feel like singing today, do you? I'm afraid to ask you," Oblomov said...."It's too hot!" her aunt remarked. "Never mind, I'll try," said Olga, and she sang one song. He listened and could not believe his ears. It was not she: where was the former note of passion? (1b).
         ♦ Я просто ушам не поверила, когда уже на исходе развода утомлённая Верка небрежно бросила мне: "В гостиницу пойдёшь... Бригадир - Анька Полозова" (Гинзбург 1). I could hardly believe my ears when, after the rest of the team had passed through the gate, she said to me casually: "You're to work in the guesthouse. Report to Anka Polozova" (1b).
         ♦ " Так... кто же... убил?.." - "Как кто убил?.. - переговорил он, точно не веря ушам своим, - да вы убили, Родион Романыч!" (Достоевский 3). "So then...who...did the murder?"... "What? Who did the murder?" he echoed, as though unable to believe his ears. "Why you did, Rodion Romanich!" (3a).
         ♦ Пьер, приподняв плечи и разинув рот, слушал то, что говорила ему Марья Дмитриевна, не веря своим ушам (Толстой 5). Pierre hunched his shoulders and listened open-mouthed to what Marya Dmitrievna was saying, hardly able to believe his ears (5a).

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  • 37 не верить ушам

    • НЕ ВЕРИТЬ/НЕ ПОВЕРИТЬ (СВОИМ) УШАМ coll
    [VP; subj: human]
    =====
    ⇒ to be extremely surprised by sth. one has heard and wonder if it really could be so:
    - X ушам своим не верит≈ X can't (didn't, can hardly, is unable to, is hardly able to) believe his ears.
         ♦ "Вы, кажется, не расположены сегодня петь? Я и просить боюсь", - спросил Обломов... " Жарко!" - заметила тётка. "Ничего, я попробую", - сказала Ольга и спела романс. Он слушал и не верил ушам. Это не она: где же прежний, страстный звук? (Гончаров 1). "I don't suppose you feel like singing today, do you? I'm afraid to ask you," Oblomov said...."It's too hot!" her aunt remarked. "Never mind, I'll try," said Olga, and she sang one song. He listened and could not believe his ears. It was not she: where was the former note of passion? (1b).
         ♦ Я просто ушам не поверила, когда уже на исходе развода утомлённая Верка небрежно бросила мне: "В гостиницу пойдёшь... Бригадир - Анька Полозова" (Гинзбург 1). I could hardly believe my ears when, after the rest of the team had passed through the gate, she said to me casually: "You're to work in the guesthouse. Report to Anka Polozova" (1b).
         ♦ " Так... кто же... убил?.." - "Как кто убил?.. - переговорил он, точно не веря ушам своим, - да вы убили, Родион Романыч!" (Достоевский 3). "So then...who...did the murder?"... "What? Who did the murder?" he echoed, as though unable to believe his ears. "Why you did, Rodion Romanich!" (3a).
         ♦ Пьер, приподняв плечи и разинув рот, слушал то, что говорила ему Марья Дмитриевна, не веря своим ушам (Толстой 5). Pierre hunched his shoulders and listened open-mouthed to what Marya Dmitrievna was saying, hardly able to believe his ears (5a).

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  • 38 не поверить своим ушам

    • НЕ ВЕРИТЬ/НЕ ПОВЕРИТЬ (СВОИМ) УШАМ coll
    [VP; subj: human]
    =====
    ⇒ to be extremely surprised by sth. one has heard and wonder if it really could be so:
    - X ушам своим не верит≈ X can't (didn't, can hardly, is unable to, is hardly able to) believe his ears.
         ♦ "Вы, кажется, не расположены сегодня петь? Я и просить боюсь", - спросил Обломов... " Жарко!" - заметила тётка. "Ничего, я попробую", - сказала Ольга и спела романс. Он слушал и не верил ушам. Это не она: где же прежний, страстный звук? (Гончаров 1). "I don't suppose you feel like singing today, do you? I'm afraid to ask you," Oblomov said...."It's too hot!" her aunt remarked. "Never mind, I'll try," said Olga, and she sang one song. He listened and could not believe his ears. It was not she: where was the former note of passion? (1b).
         ♦ Я просто ушам не поверила, когда уже на исходе развода утомлённая Верка небрежно бросила мне: "В гостиницу пойдёшь... Бригадир - Анька Полозова" (Гинзбург 1). I could hardly believe my ears when, after the rest of the team had passed through the gate, she said to me casually: "You're to work in the guesthouse. Report to Anka Polozova" (1b).
         ♦ " Так... кто же... убил?.." - "Как кто убил?.. - переговорил он, точно не веря ушам своим, - да вы убили, Родион Романыч!" (Достоевский 3). "So then...who...did the murder?"... "What? Who did the murder?" he echoed, as though unable to believe his ears. "Why you did, Rodion Romanich!" (3a).
         ♦ Пьер, приподняв плечи и разинув рот, слушал то, что говорила ему Марья Дмитриевна, не веря своим ушам (Толстой 5). Pierre hunched his shoulders and listened open-mouthed to what Marya Dmitrievna was saying, hardly able to believe his ears (5a).

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  • 39 не поверить ушам

    • НЕ ВЕРИТЬ/НЕ ПОВЕРИТЬ (СВОИМ) УШАМ coll
    [VP; subj: human]
    =====
    ⇒ to be extremely surprised by sth. one has heard and wonder if it really could be so:
    - X ушам своим не верит≈ X can't (didn't, can hardly, is unable to, is hardly able to) believe his ears.
         ♦ "Вы, кажется, не расположены сегодня петь? Я и просить боюсь", - спросил Обломов... " Жарко!" - заметила тётка. "Ничего, я попробую", - сказала Ольга и спела романс. Он слушал и не верил ушам. Это не она: где же прежний, страстный звук? (Гончаров 1). "I don't suppose you feel like singing today, do you? I'm afraid to ask you," Oblomov said...."It's too hot!" her aunt remarked. "Never mind, I'll try," said Olga, and she sang one song. He listened and could not believe his ears. It was not she: where was the former note of passion? (1b).
         ♦ Я просто ушам не поверила, когда уже на исходе развода утомлённая Верка небрежно бросила мне: "В гостиницу пойдёшь... Бригадир - Анька Полозова" (Гинзбург 1). I could hardly believe my ears when, after the rest of the team had passed through the gate, she said to me casually: "You're to work in the guesthouse. Report to Anka Polozova" (1b).
         ♦ " Так... кто же... убил?.." - "Как кто убил?.. - переговорил он, точно не веря ушам своим, - да вы убили, Родион Романыч!" (Достоевский 3). "So then...who...did the murder?"... "What? Who did the murder?" he echoed, as though unable to believe his ears. "Why you did, Rodion Romanich!" (3a).
         ♦ Пьер, приподняв плечи и разинув рот, слушал то, что говорила ему Марья Дмитриевна, не веря своим ушам (Толстой 5). Pierre hunched his shoulders and listened open-mouthed to what Marya Dmitrievna was saying, hardly able to believe his ears (5a).

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  • 40 У стен есть уши

    There are over- hearers everywhere, be careful when telling something in secret See Лес видит, а поле слышит (JI), Сказал бы словечко, да волк недалечко (C) Var,:
    /И/ стены имеют уши Cf: Even the corn has ears (Am.). Fields have eyes, and woods have ears (Am., Br.). /Hedges have eyes, and/ walls have ears (Am., Br.). Hedges have eyes, and woods have ears (Br.). The wall has ears and the plain has eyes (Am.)

    Русско-английский словарь пословиц и поговорок > У стен есть уши

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  • ears —    The idea that your ear or cheek burning or itching is a sign that someone is talking about you is still generally known, if not actually believed. The belief is of considerable age, being included by Pliny (Natural History, (ad 77), xxviii).… …   A Dictionary of English folklore

  • ears on — Trucker slang for CB is turned on as in Any smokeys out there with their ears on …   Dictionary of automotive terms

  • ears are burning — ◇ If your ears are burning or you feel your ears burning, you have the feeling that other people are talking about you. (humorous) “We were talking about you last night.” “That explains why I felt my ears burning.” • • • Main Entry: ↑ear …   Useful english dictionary

  • ears are burning — If your ears are burning, you sense or know that people somewhere else are talking about you in an unpleasant way …   The small dictionary of idiomes

  • ears pop — see ↑pop, 1 • • • Main Entry: ↑ear …   Useful english dictionary

  • Ears Like Golden Bats — Infobox Album | Name = Ears Like Golden Bats Type = Album Artist = My Teenage Stride Released = February 20, 2007 Recorded = Genre = Indie pop Length = 37:08 Label = Becalmed Records Producer = Jedediah Smith Reviews = *Allmusic Rating|3.5|5… …   Wikipedia

  • Ears, Open. Eyeballs, Click. — Infobox Film name = Ears Open. Eyeballs, Click. imdb id = 0462267 director = Canaan Brumley producer = Canaan Brumley distributor = Films Transit International Inc. released = 2005 runtime = 95 minutes language = English budget = music = John… …   Wikipedia

  • ears burn — {informal} To feel embarrassment or shame at hearing others talk about you. * /Joan overheard the girls criticizing her and it made her ears burn./ * /Joe s ears burned when he heard his classmates praising him to each other./ …   Dictionary of American idioms

  • ears burn — {informal} To feel embarrassment or shame at hearing others talk about you. * /Joan overheard the girls criticizing her and it made her ears burn./ * /Joe s ears burned when he heard his classmates praising him to each other./ …   Dictionary of American idioms

  • ears\ burn — informal To feel embarrassment or shame at hearing others talk about you. Joan overheard the girls criticizing her and it made her ears burn. Joe s ears burned when he heard his classmates praising him to each other …   Словарь американских идиом

  • ears are burning — the ears in your mind hear people talking about you    How did you know we were talking about you? Because my ears were burning! …   English idioms

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