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2 зеленеть от зависти
Русско-английский синонимический словарь > зеленеть от зависти
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3 позеленеть от зависти
Русско-английский синонимический словарь > позеленеть от зависти
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4 позеленеть от зависти
1) General subject: be green with envy, to be green with envy, turn green with envy2) Makarov: go green with envyУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > позеленеть от зависти
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5 лопнуть от зависти
1) General subject: burst with envy, burst with envy2) Phraseological unit: be green with envyУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > лопнуть от зависти
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НА ЗАВИСТЬ coll PrepP Invar modif or subj-compl with copula ( subj: inanim)) so or such as to evoke feelings of envy in others: (so pretty (smart, well etc)) it makes you (Ws enough to make you) jealous (envious, green with envy) an enviable NP enviably.Подавальщица, румяная на зависть, приветливо указала мне моё место... (Чуковская 2). A waitress, with an enviable glow on her cheeks, showed me to my place... (2a). -
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• НА ЗАВИСТЬ coll[PrepP; Invar; modif or subj-compl with copula (subj: inanim)]=====⇒ so or such as to evoke feelings of envy in others:- (so pretty <smart, well etc> it makes you < it's enough to make you> jealous <envious, green with envy>;- an enviable [NP];- enviably.♦ Подавальщица, румяная на зависть, приветливо указала мне моё место... (Чуковская 2). A waitress, with an enviable glow on her cheeks, showed me to my place... (2a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > на зависть
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( кого)прост.it makes one envious; one is green with envy; one is consumed with envy- Вот передайте-ка ему, сестричка, письма. Везёт человеку, даже меня завидки берут: столько писем сразу! (Б. Полевой, Повесть о настоящем человеке) — 'Give him these letters, nurse. Some fellows are lucky. Makes me envious. Fancy getting so many letters at once!'
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9 зеленеть
позеленеть1. ( становиться зелёным) become* greenзеленеть от зависти, ревности — turn / be green with envy, jealousy
2. тк. несов. (покрываться травой, листвой) grow* / turn green3. тк. несов. ( виднеться) show* green -
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1) (сов. позелене́ть) ( становиться зелёным) become greenзелене́ть от за́висти [ре́вности] — turn / be green with envy [jealousy]
2) тк. несов. (покрываться травой, листвой) grow / turn green3) тк. несов. ( виднеться) show green -
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нсв vi1) покрываться зеленью to become green2) (св позелене́ть) становиться зелёным to turn greenзелене́ть от за́висти — to be/to turn green with envy
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ПЕРВЫЙ ПАРЕНЬ НА ДЕРЕВНЕ (НА СЕЛЕ) coll, iron or humor NP sing only subj-compl with бытье, nom or instrum (subj: human or obj-compl with считать кого etc obj: human)) a man who stands out among a small group (often a group of which the speaker has a low opinion often used in refer, to a man's popularity among a group of women)cock of the walk (the village)king of the hill (in limited contexts) a big fish (frog) in a little (small) pond.Им (офицерским жёнам) тоже скучно в тесном офицерском посёлке, расположенном обычно рядом с лагерем, вдали от больших населённых пунктов. Развлечений никаких, даже кино нет... Одна надежда - завести роман в лагере, с зэком помоложе. Разумеется, избраннику завидует весь лагерь, и он ходит гоголем - первый парень на деревне (Буковский 1). They (the officers' wives) too found life boring, for in the cramped officers' quarters, which were unusually situated next to the camp and far away from any population centers, there were no amusements, not even a movie....Their only distraction was to start a romance with one of the young cons in the camp. Of course, the entire camp would be green with envy at the lucky fellow, and he would strut like a bantam -the cock of the village (1a). -
13 первый парень на деревне
• ПЕРВЫЙ ПАРЕНЬ НА ДЕРЕВНЕ < НА СЕЛЕ> coll, iron or humor[NP; sing only; subj-compl with быть, nom or instrum (subj: human) or obj-compl with считать кого etc (obj: human)]=====⇒ a man who stands out among a small group (often a group of which the speaker has a low opinion; often used in refer, to a man's popularity among a group of women):- [in limited contexts] a big fish (frog) in a little (small) pond.♦ Им [офицерским жёнам] тоже скучно в тесном офицерском посёлке, расположенном обычно рядом с лагерем, вдали от больших населённых пунктов. Развлечений никаких, даже кино нет... Одна надежда - завести роман в лагере, с зэком помоложе. Разумеется, изораннику завидует весь лагерь, и он ходит гоголем - первый парень на деревне (Буковский 1). They [the officers' wives] too found life boring, for in the cramped officers' quarters, which were unusually situated next to the camp and far away from any population centers, there were no amusements, not even a movie....Their only distraction was to start a romance with one of the young cons in the camp. Of course, the entire camp would be green with envy at the lucky fellow, and he would strut like a bantam - the cock of the village (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > первый парень на деревне
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• ПЕРВЫЙ ПАРЕНЬ НА ДЕРЕВНЕ < НА СЕЛЕ> coll, iron or humor[NP; sing only; subj-compl with быть, nom or instrum (subj: human) or obj-compl with считать кого etc (obj: human)]=====⇒ a man who stands out among a small group (often a group of which the speaker has a low opinion; often used in refer, to a man's popularity among a group of women):- [in limited contexts] a big fish (frog) in a little (small) pond.♦ Им [офицерским жёнам] тоже скучно в тесном офицерском посёлке, расположенном обычно рядом с лагерем, вдали от больших населённых пунктов. Развлечений никаких, даже кино нет... Одна надежда - завести роман в лагере, с зэком помоложе. Разумеется, изораннику завидует весь лагерь, и он ходит гоголем - первый парень на деревне (Буковский 1). They [the officers' wives] too found life boring, for in the cramped officers' quarters, which were unusually situated next to the camp and far away from any population centers, there were no amusements, not even a movie....Their only distraction was to start a romance with one of the young cons in the camp. Of course, the entire camp would be green with envy at the lucky fellow, and he would strut like a bantam - the cock of the village (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > первый парень на селе
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ХОДИТЬ (ВЫСТУПАТЬ) ГОГОЛЕМ coll VP subj: human to walk with a self-important, arrogant airX ходит гоголем - X struts aboutX struts like a peacock (a bantam (rooster)) X swaggers.(Офицерским жёнам) тоже скучно в тесном офицерском посёлке, расположенном обычно рядом с лагерем, вдали от больших населённых пунктов. Развлечений никаких, даже кино нет... Одна надежда - завести роман в лагере, с зэком помоложе. Разумеется, избраннику завидует весь лагерь, и он ходит гоголем - первый парень на деревне (Буковский 1). (The officers' wives) too found life boring, for in the cramped officers' quarters, which were usually situated next to the camp and far away from any population centers, there were no amusements, not even a movie....Their only distraction was to start a romance with one of the young cons in the camp. Of course, the entire camp would be green with envy at the lucky fellow, and he would strut like a bantam-the cock of the village (1a). -
16 выступать гоголем
[VP; subj: human]=====⇒ to walk with a self-important, arrogant air:- X struts like a peacock (a bantam < rooster>);- X swaggers.♦ [Офицерским жёнам] тоже скучно в тесном офицерском посёлке, расположенном обычно рядом с лагерем, вдали от больших населённых пунктов. Развлечений никаких, даже кино нет... Одна надежда - завести роман в лагере, с зэком помоложе. Разумеется, изораннику завидует весь лагерь, и он ходит гоголем - первый парень на деревне (Буковский 1). [The officers' wives] too found life boring, for in the cramped officers' quarters, which were usually situated next to the camp and far away from any population centers, there were no amusements, not even a movie....Their only distraction was to start a romance with one of the young cons in the camp. Of course, the entire camp would be green with envy at the lucky fellow, and he would strut like a bantam-the cock of the village (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > выступать гоголем
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17 ходить гоголем
[VP; subj: human]=====⇒ to walk with a self-important, arrogant air:- X struts like a peacock (a bantam < rooster>);- X swaggers.♦ [Офицерским жёнам] тоже скучно в тесном офицерском посёлке, расположенном обычно рядом с лагерем, вдали от больших населённых пунктов. Развлечений никаких, даже кино нет... Одна надежда - завести роман в лагере, с зэком помоложе. Разумеется, изораннику завидует весь лагерь, и он ходит гоголем - первый парень на деревне (Буковский 1). [The officers' wives] too found life boring, for in the cramped officers' quarters, which were usually situated next to the camp and far away from any population centers, there were no amusements, not even a movie....Their only distraction was to start a romance with one of the young cons in the camp. Of course, the entire camp would be green with envy at the lucky fellow, and he would strut like a bantam-the cock of the village (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > ходить гоголем
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18 позеленевший от зависти
General subject: green with envyУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > позеленевший от зависти
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19 это зрелище заставило его позеленеть от зависти
General subject: the sight turned him green with envyУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > это зрелище заставило его позеленеть от зависти
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ЗАВИДКИ БЕРУТ (кого) substand VP subj. usu. pres fixed WOs.o. feels envious (of another's success, desirable qualities etc)X-a завидки берут - X is (it makes X) (really) jealous (envious)X is (it makes X) green with envy X wishes he were as AdjP as s.o. (could do sth. as AdvP) as s.o. etc).«Ешь да спи, вот и вся теперь твоя работа. Ах, завидки берут!» (Максимов 3). "Eat and sleep, that's the only work you have to do here. I'm really jealous" (3a).«Как это ты быстро всё понимаешь? Просто завидки берут - до чего толковая девка» (Распутин 3). "You do catch on fast! I wish I was as quick. What a clever girl!" (3a).
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green with envy — {adj. phr.} Very jealous; full of envy. * /Alice s girlfriends were green with envy when they saw her new dress./ * /The other boys were green with envy when Joe bought a second hand car./ Compare: GREEN EYED MONSTER … Dictionary of American idioms
green with envy — {adj. phr.} Very jealous; full of envy. * /Alice s girlfriends were green with envy when they saw her new dress./ * /The other boys were green with envy when Joe bought a second hand car./ Compare: GREEN EYED MONSTER … Dictionary of American idioms
green with envy — If you are green with envy, you are very jealous … The small dictionary of idiomes
green with envy — ˌgreen with ˈenvy idiom very jealous Main entry: ↑greenidiom … Useful english dictionary
green\ with\ envy — adj. phr. Very jealous; full of envy. Alice s girlfriends were green with envy when they saw her new dress. The other boys were green with envy when Joe bought a second hand car. Compare: green eyed monster … Словарь американских идиом
green with envy — very jealous, full of envy The little girl was green with envy when she saw her friend s new bicycle … Idioms and examples
green with envy — envious, wishing to have someone else s property How I wish I owned your Acura. I m green with envy … English idioms
green with envy — wishing very much that you had what someone else has. Sharon s going off to the south of France for three weeks and we re all green with envy … New idioms dictionary
green with envy — adjective Consumed by envy; envious to the point where it is noticeable to others. See Also: green eyed monster … Wiktionary
green with envy — very envious or jealous. → green … English new terms dictionary
be green with envy — phrase to feel very unhappy because you wish you had something that someone else has Thesaurus: to feel jealous or envioussynonym Main entry: green … Useful english dictionary