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1 женолюбивый
1) General subject: cat, having a fondness for women2) Rare: mulierose -
2 женолюбие
Obsolete: effeminacy, fondness for women -
3 душа не лежит
см. тж. душа лежитдуша (сердце) не лежит (к кому, к чему)разг.smb. has a distaste for smb., smth.; smb. has no fondness for smb., smth.; smb. is not particularly fond of smb., smth.; smb.'s heart is not with smb.; smb.'s heart is not in smth.Сначала ей без мужа ещё скучней было, а тут будто даже как и лучше показалось: свободнее ей одной стало. Сердце её к нему никогда особенно не лежало, а без него, по крайней мере, одним командиром над ней стало меньше. (Н. Лесков, Леди Макбет Мценского уезда) — At first she was even more bored without her husband but then it began to seem better without him; she had more liberty when she was alone. She had never been particularly fond of him and without him, at any rate, there was one person less to order her about.
Наташе совестно было ничего не делать в доме, тогда как все были так заняты, и она несколько раз с утра ещё пробовала приняться за дело; но душа её не лежала к этому делу; а она не могла и не умела делать что-нибудь не от всей души, не изо всех своих сил. (Л. Толстой, Война и мир) — Natasha was ashamed of doing nothing when everyone else was so busy, and several times that morning had tried to set to work, but her heart was not in it, and she could not and did not know how to do anything except with all her heart and all her might.
Человек он, впрочем, был деликатный, мягкий и неглупый, но не лежит у меня душа к этим господам, которые беседуют с духами и лечат баб магнетизмом. (А. Чехов, Ариадна) — He was, however, a man of great delicacy and mildness, and by no means a fool, but I have no fondness for these gentlemen who converse with spirits and cure peasant women by magnetism.
- Не люблю я их, мужиков, душа не лежит, - говорил Морозка, плавно покачиваясь в седле... (А. Фадеев, Разгром) — 'I don't like them, the peasants - my heart's not with them,' Morozka said, swaying evenly in the saddle...
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