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1 Big Edible Enjoyable Feast
Food industry: BEEFУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > Big Edible Enjoyable Feast
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2 Just Environmentally Enjoyable and Pretty
Jocular: JEEPУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > Just Environmentally Enjoyable and Pretty
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3 С-246
НА СЛАВУ coll IPrepP Invar adv or subj-compl with copula ( subj: usu. concr or abstr)) very well, remarkably great, remarkable: beaut iful(ly) wonderful (ly) wonderfully well splendid(ly) glorious(ly) magnificent (ly) (in limited contexts) famously (do) a wonderful job most enjoyable (-ably)X удался \С-246 - X was a smash (a hit)X was a big (tremendous, immense) successсправить свадьбу (день рождения и т. п.) - — celebrate a wedding (a birthday etc) in a big way(in limited contexts) make an occasion of one's ( s.o. 's) wedding (birthday etc).День направлялся на славу в добрый день выпало старикам уезжать с Матеры (Распутин 4). The day promised to be beautiful, the weather was good on the day the old people had to leave Matyora (4a)День разгулялся на славу (Абрамов 1). It had turned out to be a splendid day (1a)Она взялась накрыть стол, доставить белье, посуду и проч. и приготовить на своей кухне кушанье... Действительно, все было приготовлено на славу... (Достоевский 3)..She had undertaken to set the table and obtain a tablecloth and crockery, etc., and to prepare the food in her kitchen.. And indeed everything had been done wonderfully well... (3a). She undertook to lay the table, to provide linen, dishes, and so on, and to prepare the food in her kitchen. Indeed, everything was done up famously (3c).Мастерская сверкала... немыслимой чистотой. Панкратиха поработала на славу (Некрасов 1). The studio gleamed with an., impossible cleanliness. Pankratikha had done a wonderful job (1a).Вечер получился на славу. Все были в приподнятом настроении... (Айтматов 2)....It was а most enjoyable evening. Everyone was in good spirits... (1a).Ёлка удалась на славу. Да это и не трудно было (Гинзбург 2). The New Year's concert was an immense success, which was not all that hard to achieve (2a)Комиссар был гостеприимен, любил людей... И он захотел справить свадьбу на славу, как справляют этот праздник в степи, на просторе, под небом (Федин 1). The commissar was hospitable, he liked people...And he wanted to make an occasion of his wedding, as is done in the steppes, out in the open, under the open sky (1a). -
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• НА СЛАВУ coll[PrepP; Invar; adv or subj-compl with copula (subj: usu. concr or abstr)]=====⇒ very well, remarkably; great, remarkable:- beautifulOy);- splendid(ly);- glorious(ly);- [in limited contexts] famously;- X wasa big (tremendous, immense) success;|| справить свадьбу (день рождения и т. п.) на славу - celebrate a wedding (a birthday etc) in a big way;- [in limited contexts] make an occasion of one's < s.o.'s> wedding (birthday etc).♦ День направлялся на славу; в добрый день выпало старикам уезжать с Матеры (Распутин 4). The day promised to be beautiful, the weather was good on the day the old people had to leave Matyora (4a)♦ День разгулялся на славу (Абрамов 1). It had turned out to be a splendid day (1a)♦...Она взялась накрыть стол, доставить белье, посуду и проч. и приготовить на своей кухне кушанье... Действительно, все было приготовлено на славу... (Достоевский 3)...She had undertaken to set the table and obtain a tablecloth and crockery, etc., and to prepare the food in her kitchen.. And indeed everything had been done wonderfully well... (3a). She undertook to lay the table, to provide linen, dishes, and so on, and to prepare the food in her kitchen. Indeed, everything was done up famously (3c).♦ Мастерская сверкала... немыслимой чистотой. Панкратиха поработала на славу (Некрасов 1). The studio gleamed with an., impossible cleanliness. Pankratikha had done a wonderful job (1a).♦...Вечер получился на славу. Все были в приподнятом настроении... (Айтматов 2)....It was a most enjoyable evening. Everyone was in good spirits... (1a).♦ Елка удалась на славу. Да это и не трудно было (Гинзбург 2). The New Year's concert was an immense success, which was not all that hard to achieve (2a)♦ Комиссар был гостеприимен, любил людей... И он захотел справить свадьбу на славу, как справляют этот праздник в степи, на просторе, под небом (Федин 1). The commissar was hospitable, he liked people...And he wanted to make an occasion of his wedding, as is done in the steppes, out in the open, under the open sky (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > на славу
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5 Bachelors' and Spinsters' Ball
Australian slang: B & S (a very enjoyable party usually held in rural areas)Универсальный русско-английский словарь > Bachelors' and Spinsters' Ball
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1) General subject: delectable, enjoyable, pleasing, pleasurable, pleasure giving, pleasureful2) Military: causing pleasure4) Jargon: home cooking, mad5) Makarov: gratifying, pleasure-givingУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > доставляющий удовольствие
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Philosophy: enjoyable life (русс. перевод заимствован из кн.: Аристотель. Никомахова этика. - М., 1997)Универсальный русско-английский словарь > жизнь, доставляющая удовольствие
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10 мы чудесно провели вечер
General subject: we had a most enjoyable eveningУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > мы чудесно провели вечер
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12 приятный
1) General subject: acceptable, agreeable (make oneself agreeable - стараться понравиться, угодить), amiable, balmy, beautiful, boon (о климате и т. п.), bully, cannie, canny, clean cut, conversable (о собеседнике), couth, cuddlesome, cuddly, cushy, delectable, delicious, enjoyable, felicitous, fly, glad, good (good to see you - приятно вас видеть), goodly, graceful, gracious, grateful, gratifying, heartwarming, jocund, kindly (о климате, почве и т. п.), kissable, lepid, likable, likeable, lovable, loveable, lovely, lovesome, nice, nutty, palatable, peachy, pleasant, pleasing, pleasing to (smb.) (кому-л.), pleasurable, prepossessing, pretty, redolent, rorty, rose coloured, rose-coloured, round (о вине), sapid, satisfactory, savory (обыкн. ирон.), savoury (обыкн. ирон.), sightly (с виду), silky (на вкус), slick, snazzy, soft, sonsy, sweet, sweet tempered, sweet-tempered, tasty, unobjectionable, wally, welcome, winsome, pleasuresome3) American: kicky4) Obsolete: merry, well-pleasing5) Literal: fragrant6) Poetical language: dulcet7) Bookish: amene8) Australian slang: beaut (о человеке или вещи), beauty (о человеке или вещи), funky, groovy, killer9) Spanish: simpatico10) Scottish language: (о человеке) couthie11) Jargon: George, buck, down, fetching, grooby, home cooking, in there, plummy, prince, smooth, sunny, yummy, zool, in the groove, sugarcoated, down with, in line, real gone, swell14) Emotional: topping16) Maori: kapai -
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МИЛОЕ ДЕЛО coll NP Invar fixed WO1. ( subj-compl with бытье ( subj: concr, abstr, or infin), pres only, or indep. sent) sth. is most satisfying, agreeable, enjoyableX -(самое) милое дело - X is the best (the greatest) (thing)X is a great thing you can't beat X.«Одно жалею, - говорил он, - не я ему (Сталину), живоглоту любимому, гроб делал... На крышку изнутри самшит бы я пустил... Нет, лучше сандал, он пахнет... Спи только, родной, не просыпайся! Самое тебе милое дело -спать» (Владимов 1). "There's only one thing I regret," he said, "and that is that I didn't make Stalin's coffin, the dear old monster....I'd have lined the cover with box wood.... No, sandalwood's betterit has a strong scent....Just so as you stay asleep, old pal, and don't wake up! The best thing you ever did was sleep" (1a).«Время-то надо убить, правда? В дороге шахматы - милое дело», - добродушно приговаривал Г.О., расставляя фигуры (Аксенов 9). "We've got to kill time, right?...you can't beat a game of chess on a trip," G O. chattered as he arranged the chessmen (9a).2. ironInterj) how wonderful (used ironically to express dissatisfaction, surprise, indignation etc): that's just great (terrific)! (oh) great, just great! (in limited contexts) just what I need! just what I wanted (needed) to hear! -
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ЗА КОМПАНИЮ (с кем) ДЛЯ КОМПАНИИ both coll PrepP these forms only adv(in refer, to one's or s.o. 's participation in an activity in which one or s.o. would not have engaged had others not been engaging in it) (to do sth.) with another or others when he is or they are doing it, (to get s.o. to do sth. or take s.o.) with one when one is doing sth.: (come (go etc)) along with s.o.(take s.o. etc) along with one join in join s.o. (do sth.) because s.o. is doing it (when a person participates in sth. in order to make it more enjoyable for another or others) (do sth.) to keep s.o. company (take s.o. with one etc) to keep one company for company.Алеша цирк не любит, но у нас был лишний билет, и он решил пойти за компанию. Alyosha doesn't like the circus, but since we had an extra ticket he decided to come along with us.(Галина:)...Бывал ли ты когда-нибудь в церкви? (Зилов:) Да. Раз мы заходили с ребятами. По пьянке. А ты? (Галина:) А я с бабушкой. За компанию (Вампилов 5). IG:) Have you ever been to church? (Z.:) Yes. Looked in once with some of my mates, when we were drunk. Have you? (G.:) I went with my grandmother. To keep her company (5a).Пошли, Вася, будь другом, за компанию» (Максимов 3). "Come on, Vasilii, be a pal, keep us company" (3a)По-моему, они даже не держали кухарку, а столовались у соседей, куда иногда за компанию затаскивали и меня пить чай или ужинать в большой компании московских беженцев, где я познакомился с некоторыми известными людьми (Катаев 3). I believe they did not even have a cook Instead they ate with their neighbours. Sometimes they took me in there with them for company to have tea or supper with a large gathering of Moscow refugees, where I met many famous people (3a). -
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• МИЛОЕ ДЕЛО coll[NP; Invar; fixed WO]=====1. [subj-compl with быть (subj: concr, abstr, or infin), pres only, or indep. sent]⇒ sth. is most satisfying, agreeable, enjoyable:- you can't beat X.♦ "Одно жалею, - говорил он, - не я ему [Сталину], живоглоту любимому, гроб делал... На крышку изнутри самшит бы я пустил... Нет, лучше сандал, он пахнет... Спи только, родной, не просыпайся! Самое тебе милое дело - спать" (Владимов 1). "There's only one thing I regret," he said, "and that is that I didn't make Stalin's coffin, the dear old monster....I'd have lined the cover with box wood.... No, sandalwood's better; it has a strong scent....Just so as you stay asleep, old pal, and don't wake up! The best thing you ever did was sleep" (1a).♦ "Время-то надо убить, правда? В дороге шахматы - милое дело", - добродушно приговаривал Г.О., расставляя фигуры (Аксенов 9). "We've got to kill time, right?...you can't beat a game of chess on a trip," G O. chattered as he arranged the chessmen (9a).2. iron [Interj]⇒ how wonderful (used ironically to express dissatisfaction, surprise, indignation etc):- that's just great (terrific)!;- (oh) great, just great!;- [in limited contexts] just what I need!;- just what I wanted (needed) to hear!Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > милое дело
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• ЗА КОМПАНИЮ( с кем; ДЛЯ КОМПАНИИ both coll[PrepP; these forms only ; adv]=====⇒ (in refer, to one's or s.o.'s participation in an activity in which one or s.o. would not have engaged had others not been engaging in it) (to do sth.) with another or others when he is or they are doing it, (to get s.o. to do sth. or take s.o.) with one when one is doing sth.:- (come <go etc>) along with s.o.;- (take s.o. etc) along with one;- join in;- join s.o.;- (do sth.) because s.o. is doing it;- [when a person participates in sth. in order to make it more enjoyable for another or others](do sth.) to keep s.o. company;- (take s.o. with one etc) to keep one company;- for company. Алеша цирк не любит, но у нас был лишний билет, и он решил пойти за компанию. Alyosha doesn't like the circus, but since we had an extra ticket he decided to come along with us.♦ [Галина:]...Бывал ли ты когда-нибудь в церкви? [Зилов:] Да. Раз мы заходили с ребятами. По пьянке. А ты? [Галина:] А я с бабушкой. За компанию (Вампилов 5). [G:] Have you ever been to church? [Z.:] Yes. Looked in once with some of my mates, when we were drunk. Have you? [G.:] I went with my grandmother. To keep her company (5a).♦ "Пошли, Вася, будь другом, за компанию" (Максимов 3). "Come on, Vasilii, be a pal, keep us company" (3a)♦ По-моему, они даже не держали кухарку, а столовались у соседей, куда иногда за компанию затаскивали и меня пить чай или ужинать в большой компании московских беженцев, где я познакомился с некоторыми известными людьми (Катаев 3). I believe they did not even have a cook Instead they ate with their neighbours. Sometimes they took me in there with them for company to have tea or supper with a large gathering of Moscow refugees, where I met many famous people (3a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > для компании
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• ЗА КОМПАНИЮ (с кем; ДЛЯ КОМПАНИИ both coll[PrepP; these forms only ; adv]=====⇒ (in refer, to one's or s.o.'s participation in an activity in which one or s.o. would not have engaged had others not been engaging in it) (to do sth.) with another or others when he is or they are doing it, (to get s.o. to do sth. or take s.o.) with one when one is doing sth.:- (come <go etc>) along with s.o.;- (take s.o. etc) along with one;- join in;- join s.o.;- (do sth.) because s.o. is doing it;- [when a person participates in sth. in order to make it more enjoyable for another or others](do sth.) to keep s.o. company;- (take s.o. with one etc) to keep one company;- for company. Алеша цирк не любит, но у нас был лишний билет, и он решил пойти за компанию. Alyosha doesn't like the circus, but since we had an extra ticket he decided to come along with us.♦ [Галина:]...Бывал ли ты когда-нибудь в церкви? [Зилов:] Да. Раз мы заходили с ребятами. По пьянке. А ты? [Галина:] А я с бабушкой. За компанию (Вампилов 5). [G:] Have you ever been to church? [Z.:] Yes. Looked in once with some of my mates, when we were drunk. Have you? [G.:] I went with my grandmother. To keep her company (5a).♦ "Пошли, Вася, будь другом, за компанию" (Максимов 3). "Come on, Vasilii, be a pal, keep us company" (3a)♦ По-моему, они даже не держали кухарку, а столовались у соседей, куда иногда за компанию затаскивали и меня пить чай или ужинать в большой компании московских беженцев, где я познакомился с некоторыми известными людьми (Катаев 3). I believe they did not even have a cook Instead they ate with their neighbours. Sometimes they took me in there with them for company to have tea or supper with a large gathering of Moscow refugees, where I met many famous people (3a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > за компанию
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18 Мешай дело с бездельем, проживешь век с весельем
Changes in our activity make life enjoyable. See Умей дело делать, умей и позабавиться (У)Cf: All work and no play isn't much fun (Am.). All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy (Am., Br.). All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy; all work and no spree makes Jill a dull she (Am.). All work and no play makes Johnny a dull boy (Am.). Variety is the spice of life (Am.)Русско-английский словарь пословиц и поговорок > Мешай дело с бездельем, проживешь век с весельем
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рус Обсессивно-компульсивное расстройствоeng Obsessive-compulsive disorder. The essential feature is recurrent obsessional thoughts or compulsive acts. Obsessional thoughts are ideas, images, or impulses that enter the patient's mind again and again in a stereotyped form. They are almost invariably distressing and the patient often tries, unsuccessfully, to resist them. They are, however, recognized as his or her own thoughts, even though they are involuntary and often repugnant. Compulsive acts or rituals are stereotyped behaviours that are repeated again and again. They are not inherently enjoyable, nor do they result in the completion of inherently useful tasks. Their function is to prevent some objectively unlikely event, often involving harm to or caused by the patient, which he or she fears might otherwise occur. Usually, this behaviour is recognized by the patient as pointless or ineffectual and repeated attempts are made to resist. Anxiety is almost invariably present. If compulsive acts are resisted the anxiety gets worse. (Includes: ) a -
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Enjoyable — En*joy a*ble, a. Capable of being enjoyed or of giving joy; yielding enjoyment. Milton. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
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