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81 show a special interest for
Общая лексика: (smth.) проявлять особый интерес (к чему-л.)Универсальный англо-русский словарь > show a special interest for
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82 show of support for smb
демонстрация поддержки кого-л.Politics english-russian dictionary > show of support for smb
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83 show great consideration for someone
быть очень предупредительным к кому-л.Новый англо-русский словарь > show great consideration for someone
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84 show thought for
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85 show great consideration for
Англо-русский дипломатический словарь > show great consideration for
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86 to show one's hand
= show one's cards раскрыть свои карты прям. и перен.Paul had good reasons for not showing his hand in the dispute. — У Пола были веские причины для того, чтобы не раскрывать свои карты во время диспута.
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87 put on a show
(put on a (good) show (тж. put up a show))делать вид, притворяться...she must have been bored to death, too, though she put on a good show of looking interested. (M. Drabble, ‘The Needle's Eye’, part I) —...и моей кузине все это, должно быть, смертельно надоело, но она делала вид, что ей интересно.
They're all so brave about it. I thought I was the only one who wasn't brave - but then I found out that they all were putting up a show, including myself. (S. Heym, ‘The Crusaders’, book I, ch. 3) — Мне казалось, что все такие храбрые и только я один праздную труса. Но потом я понял, что и они тоже притворяются.
My folk had welcomed me, but I sensed I was no longer one of them. They were putting on a show for me, but it was a strain for them, and I really think they were glad when I left. (S. Chaplin, ‘The Thin Seam’, ch. 3) — Родные радостно встретили меня, но я чувствовал, что стал им чужой. Их радость была натянутой. Я почти уверен: они вздохнули с облегчением, когда я уехал.
I admire you, Robert. You're putting on a good show. More distressed than You're letting on. (J. O'Hara, ‘Outselves to Know’) — Я восхищаюсь вами, Роберт. Вы и виду не показываете, что расстроены.
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88 put on a (good) show
дeлaть вид, пpитвopятьcя; и виду нe пoкaзывaтьI admire you, Robert. You're putting on a good show. More distressed than you're letting on (J. O'Hara). She must have been bored to death, too, though she put on a good show of looking interested (M. Drabble). My folk had welcomed me, but I sensed I was no longer one of them. They were putting on a show for me, but it was strain for them, and I really think they were glad when I left (S. Chaplin) -
89 boss the show
разг.контролировать, руководить; заправлять, распоряжаться [первонач. амер.]I don't mind havin' a try - only, who's goin' to boss the show? (J. Galsworthy, ‘The Silver Spoon’, part I, ch. XIV) — Я готов попробовать, но кто у нас будет главным?
In other words, my dear Jones, Governors come and Governors go, but Chief Secretaries are on the permanent list and really run the show... (P. Abrahams, ‘A Wreath for Udomo’, part II, ‘Udomo’, ch. 2) — Иными словами, дорогой Джонс, губернаторы приходят и уходят, а начальники канцелярий остаются и вершат дела.
‘Isn't the whole hospital your department?’ I was beginning to lose my calm. ‘You want to run the entire show. You're not content unless you have everyone bowing and scraping to you.’ (A. J. Cronin, ‘Shannon's Way’, book II, ch. 2) — - Может, вы и всей больницей распоряжаетесь? - Я почувствовал, что начинаю кипятиться. - Вы хотите всем здесь командовать. Вы лишь тогда довольны, когда окружающие ползают на коленях перед вами.
‘I'd say he suspected infidelity,’ said Horsham. ‘Instead he discovered a hornets' nest of espionage and conspiracy and his wife running the show.’ (A. Christie, ‘Passenger to Frankfurt’, ch. 23) — - Вернее сказать, посол подозревал жену в неверности, - объяснил Хоршем, - а вместо этого обнаружил осиное гнездо шпионов и заговорщиков. И всем этим заправляла его жена.
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90 to show contempt for smb, smth
English-Russian combinatory dictionary > to show contempt for smb, smth
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91 dumb show
1) немая сцена; пантомима, немое представлениеPolice, "thick as blackberries in September", made possible the first performances of the ‘Playboy’ at the Abbey Theatre, Dublin, but even then the actors might just as well have performed in dumb show for all the audience heard of what they said. (‘Daily Worker’) — Первые представления "Повесы" в дублинском театре шли в сентябре под усиленной охраной полиции; и все равно стоял такой шум, что артисты на сцене могли бы с равным успехом играть молча.
2) мимика, жесты, знакиThen, on the motion - made in dumb show - of Doctor Parker Peps, they went upstairs... (Ch. Dickens, ‘Dombey and Son’, ch. I) — Затем по знаку, данному молча доктором Паркером Пепсом, они отправились наверх...
Penelope: "Dickie adores me..." Golightly: "But has he told you so?" Penelope: "Oh, no, we're not on speaking terms at present." Golightly: "Ah, I suppose you express your mutual affection in dumb show." (W. S. Maugham, ‘Penelope’, act II) — Пенелопа: "Дикки обожает меня..." Голайтли: "Он тебе сказал об этом?" Пенелопа: "Нет, мы же сейчас не разговариваем." Голайтли: "Так вы, значит, выражаете взаимную любовь мимикой и жестами?"
But the baby set such a resolute howl that she retreated with much dumb show of goodwill and warnings against Mrs Blunk. (J. Lindsay, ‘A Local Habitation’, ch. 1) — Но тут Бетт подняла такой оглушительный рев, что миссис Уиклоу сочла за лучшее удалиться, знаками изъясняя свое благорасположение к хозяевам дома и предостерегая их в отношении миссис Бланк.
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92 give away the show
разг.(give away the (whole) show (тж. give the (whole) show away))1) выдать, разоблачить; предатьSomeone's given the show away and I miss my guess if we don't get bombers over one of these fine nights. (W. S. Maugham, ‘The Hour before the Dawn’, ch. XVI) — Кто-то выдал месторасположение аэродрома; не трудно догадаться, что в одну из этих прекрасных ночей нас будут бомбить.
2) разболтать секрет, проболтатьсяA: "Look here, everybody's talking about that affair, and it was a most important business secret. The Chief'll be furious! How did it get out?" B: "I don't know for certain, but from what I hear, I gather that his secretary gave the show away yesterday." (SPI) — А: "Послушайте, все только об этом и говорят, а ведь это важнейший секрет фирмы. Как он стал известен? Шеф будет в бешенстве. Б. Я точно не знаю, но, насколько мне известно, секретарь шефа вчера сболтнул лишнее."
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93 have nothing to show for it
ничего не добиться, не достичь, зря старатьсяI worked for that firm for thirty years and now I have nothing to show for it. (DEI) — Я тридцать лет работал в этой фирме, а сейчас оказался у разбитого корыта.
Large English-Russian phrasebook > have nothing to show for it
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94 have nothing to show for it
ничeгo нe дoбитьcя, нe дocтичь, зpя cтapaтьcяI worked for that firm for thirty years and now I have nothing to show for itConcise English-Russian phrasebook > have nothing to show for it
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95 a show of hands
голосование поднятием рук, открытое голосованиеA show of hands decided whether they considered the accused guilty or not guilty, and whether the known penalty for Infringement of the camp code should be carried out. (K. S. Prichard, ‘The Roaring Nineties’, ch. 5) — Вопрос о том, виновен ли обвиняемый и следует ли наложить на него наказание за нарушение законов лагеря, решался простым поднятием рук.
When Jennison counted the show of hands, the amendment had carried twenty-one to fourteen. (A. Saxton, ‘The Great Midland’, part VI, ch. 22) — Дженнисон сосчитал поднятые руки: поправка прошла двадцатью одним голосом против четырнадцати.
The decision was reached on a show of hands. — Решение было принято открытым голосованием.
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96 give away the (whole) show
1) выдaть, paзoблaчить, пpeдaть чтo-л.Someone's given the show away [выдaть pacпoлoжeниe aэpoдpoмa] and I miss my guess if we don't get bombers over one of these fine nights (W. S. Maugham)2) paзбoлтaть ceкpeт, пpoбoлтaтьcяIt was supposed to be a surprised party, but I gave the game away and now everyone knows about it. A. Look here, everybody's talking about that affair, and it was a most Important business secret. The Chief' be furious! How did it get out? B. I don't know for certain, but from what I hear, I gather that his secretary gave the show away yesterdayConcise English-Russian phrasebook > give away the (whole) show
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97 to show for smth
to show/to have for/about smth выказывать большой восторг по поводу чего-либо -
98 to show much ability for smth
to show much ability(ies) for smth (to do smth) проявлять большое умение что-либо сделать/проявлять большую способность к чему-либо (проявлять большое умение/большую способность что-либо сделать что-либо)English-Russian combinatory dictionary > to show much ability for smth
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99 to show much enthusiasm for smth
to show/to have much (little) enthusiasm for/about smth высказывать много (мало) восторга по поводу чего-либоEnglish-Russian combinatory dictionary > to show much enthusiasm for smth
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100 to show much head for business
to show much head for business/to have an excellent business head иметь хорошие способности к коммерческой деятельностиEnglish-Russian combinatory dictionary > to show much head for business
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