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1 встретить хлебом-солью
give a bread-and-salt welcome (Russian custom, sign of respect and hospitality)Американизмы. Русско-английский словарь. > встретить хлебом-солью
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2 хлеб-соль
м. или ж.1) ( обряд гостеприимства) bread-and-salt welcome ( a traditional ritual of offering bread and salt to a welcome guest); ( гостеприимство) hospitalityвстре́тить хле́бом-со́лью (вн.) — ≈ give (i) a cordial / hearty / generous / hospitable welcome
забы́ть чью-л хлеб-со́ль — repay smb's hospitality with ingratitude
2) высок. ( трапеза) mealраздели́ть хлеб-со́ль (с тв.) — break bread (with)
••води́ть хлеб-со́ль (с тв.) — exchange frequent visits (with)
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3 хлеб
м.1) ( изделие из муки) breadчёрный хлеб — brown bread, rye bread
бе́лый хлеб — white bread
дома́шний хлеб — homemade bread
пеклева́нный хлеб — wholemeal bread
све́жий хлеб — fresh-baked / newly-baked bread
хлеб с ма́слом — bread and butter
сажа́ть хлеб (в пе́чку) — put the bread into the oven ['ʌvn]
2) (мн. хлебы) ( каравай) loaf3) (мн. хлеба́) ( в поле) crops pl; cereals [-rɪəlz] pl; corn брит.хлеб на корню́ — standing crops
яровы́е хлеба́ — spring crops
ози́мые хлеба́ — winter crops
4) ( зерно) grainссы́пка хлеба — delivery of grain to granaries
э́кспорт хлеба — grain export
5) разг. ( средства к существованию) living; means of subsistence pl, daily breadзараба́тывать себе́ на хлеб — make one's bread, earn [ɜːn] one's living
лиши́ть кого́-л куска́ хлеба — deprive smb of a livelihood
отби́ть у кого́-л хлеб — take the bread out of smb's mouth
••хлеб да соль! — 1) уст. ( пожелание приятного аппетита) enjoy your meal! 2) ( приветствие в знак гостеприимства) welcome!
хлеба и зре́лищ! — (give us) bread and circuses!
хлеб наш насу́щный дай нам на сей день [даждь нам днесь уст.] библ. — give us this day our daily bread
быть у кого́-л на хлеба́х уст. — eat smb's salt
жить на чужи́х хлеба́х — ≈ be a dependant, live at smb else's expense
да́ром хлеб есть — ≈ not to be worth one's salt
и то́ хлеб — that's at least something; that's better than nothing
не хлебом еди́ным жив челове́к библ. — man cannot live by bread alone
(от)пуска́ть хлеб по во́дам библ. — cast one's bread upon the waters
перебива́ться с хлеба на во́ду / квас — ≈ live from hand to mouth
посади́ть на хлеб и во́ду кого́-л — put smb on bread and water
э́то наш хлеб — it's our bread and butter
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