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81 непереходящий церковный праздник
Универсальный русско-английский словарь > непереходящий церковный праздник
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82 обильный пир
1) General subject: a fat feast2) Makarov: fat feast -
83 омрачающее веселье
1) General subject: death's-head at a feast ( что-л.)2) Makarov: death's-head at a feast (что-л.)Универсальный русско-английский словарь > омрачающее веселье
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84 остатки с барского стола
1) General subject: pickings after a feast2) Makarov: pickings after feastУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > остатки с барского стола
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85 пан или пропал
1) General subject: play an all-or-nothing game, stand or fall, double or nothing, hit or miss2) British English: double or quits3) Australian slang: Sydney or the bush4) Set phrase: a feast or a famine, a feast or a fast, kill or cure, make a spoon or spoil a horn, make or break, make or mar, man or mouse, neck or nothing (all or nothing. used as a statement of one's determination and readiness to try and do something despite possible risks, failure, even one's death), sink or swim, win or lose, all or nothing -
86 переходящий праздник
1) Church: moveable feast (holiday)2) Religion: movable day, movable feast, movable holiday3) SAP. floating holidayУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > переходящий праздник
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87 пир горой
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88 пирушка
1) General subject: Dutch feast (на которой хозяин напивается раньше гостей), a great spread, bean-feast, beano, blinder, blow out, buster, carousal, carouse, jamboree, junket, kick up, merry meeting, merry-meeting, revel, revelries, revelry, revels (часто pl), rouse, rout, splore, wassail, partying3) Latin: gaudeamus5) University: wine7) Sociology: party8) Simple: beanfeast -
89 поминки
1) General subject: commemoration, memorial, month's mind (через месяц после смерти), funeral feast (in Russia and the neighboring countries), funeral banquet, death feast2) Poetical language: wake (перед погребением)3) Irish: wake (перёд погребением)4) Christianity: commemoration meeting -
90 праздновать
1) General subject: celebrate, commemorate (годовщину), feast, feast (рождество и т.п.), fete, hold, hold a jubilee, hold festival, jubilate (особ. юбилей), jubilize, keep, keep festival, make festival, rejoice (событие), solemnize, triumph (триумф), celebrate a holiday, party (crowds of fans partying on the streets)2) Australian slang: whoop things up3) Diplomatic term: observe4) Jargon: rage5) Makarov: make holiday6) Christianity: commemorate -
91 приятное зрелище
General subject: a sight for sore eyes, feast for the eye, feast for the eyes -
92 разом густо, разом пусто
Set phrase: fasting comes after feasting (дословно: После пира наступает пост), feast today and fast tomorrow, feast today and fast tomorrow (дословно: Сегодня пир, а завтра пост), stuff today and starve tomorrow (дословно: Сегодня много, а завтра зубы на полку)Универсальный русско-английский словарь > разом густо, разом пусто
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93 роскошное угощение
General subject: feast of fat things, the feast of LucullusУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > роскошное угощение
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94 то густо, то пусто
1) General subject: Feast or famine, feast today and fast tomorrow, through thick and thin2) Set phrase: stuff today and starve tomorrowУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > то густо, то пусто
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95 тризна
1) General subject: ancient feast in memory of the dead (with games and banqueting)2) History: funeral feast -
96 ханука
Religion: Chanukah, Chanukkah, Feast of Dedication, Feast of Lights, Festival of Lights, Hanukka -
97 П-152
ЛУКУЛЛОВ(СКИЙ) ПИР NPa rich, lavish feast: Lucullan feast.From Lucullus, a Roman general famous for lavish feasts. -
98 омрачающий веселье
1) General subject: (кто-л.) a death's head at the feast2) Makarov: (кто-л.) a skeleton at the feastУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > омрачающий веселье
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99 лукуллов пир
[NP]=====⇒ a rich, lavish feast:- Lucullan feast.—————← From Lucullus, a Roman general famous for lavish feasts.Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > лукуллов пир
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100 лукулловский пир
[NP]=====⇒ a rich, lavish feast:- Lucullan feast.—————← From Lucullus, a Roman general famous for lavish feasts.Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > лукулловский пир
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