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1 выйти сухим из воды
1) General subject: emerge, fall on ( one's) legs, get by, get off with a whole skin, come clear of, get off scot-free (Peter was able to escape from any situation scot-free.В любой ситуации Пётр умел выйти сухим из воды.), escape with a whole skin, fall on one's feet, be off the hook, come out of something smelling of roses, get away clean2) American: get away3) Set phrase: come out dry, come off unscathed, come off with a whole skin, smell like a rose4) Makarov: bluff it out, get away with murder, get clear away, get off scotfree, go scotfree, come off clear, come unscathed out of the battle, emerge unscathed5) Idiomatic expression: fall on someone's feetУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > выйти сухим из воды
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2 безнаказанный
General subject: scotfree, unpunished, with impunity, scot-free -
3 бесплатный
1) General subject: chargeless, complimental, free, free of charge, gratis, gratuitous, shareware, toll-free, voluntary2) Computers: public domain3) American: zoom4) Engineering: toll free5) History: scotfree6) Chemistry: no-charge7) Economy: complimentary, courtesy, franco, non-marketed9) Oil: no-cost10) Sociology: free-of-charge11) Banking: FOC (free of charge), free of payment12) Business: charge-free, free of cost, unpaid -
4 не облагаемый налогом
1) General subject: scotfree, tax free, tax-free (о товаре)2) Commerce: free of tax3) Economy: exempt from tas, exempt from taxation, fot (free of tax), taxless, unrated, untaxed4) Advertising: tax-deductible5) Taxes: non-taxable, untaxed (tax free) (освобождённый от налогообложения)6) Business: nontaxable, tax-exempt, zero-rating, free7) Makarov: free of tax (о товаре и т.п.)Универсальный русско-английский словарь > не облагаемый налогом
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5 невредимый
1) General subject: hole, hunk, hurtless, intact, inviolate, safe, scatheless, scot-free, scotfree, sound, unharmed, unhurt, uninjured, unscathed, whole, whole and sound, without scathe, undamaged2) Agriculture: sound in wind and limb (о лошади)3) Rare: harmless4) Australian slang: right as rain5) Automobile industry: secure -
6 ненаказанный
1) General subject: scot-free, scotfree, unpunished2) Makarov: uncorrected -
7 получить (что-л.) бесплатно
General subject: get scotfreeУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > получить (что-л.) бесплатно
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8 получить бесплатно
Универсальный русско-английский словарь > получить бесплатно
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9 безнаказанный
оста́ться безнака́занным — go unpunished; go scotfree идиом.
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10 безнаказанно
1. with impunityвыйти сухим из воды, действовать безнаказанно — to get away with murder
2. scot-free3. scotfree4. unpunished; with impunity
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bouche — /buwsh/buch/ The mouth. An allowance of provision. Avoir bouche a court; to have an allowance at court; to be in ordinary at court; to have meat and drink scotfree there … Black's law dictionary
shot — [OE] Shot goes back to a prehistoric Germanic *skutaz, which was derived from the same base that produced English shoot. It used to mean ‘payment’ as well as ‘act of shooting’, a sense shared by its Old Norse relative skot, which provided English … Word origins
