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1 быть ненормальным
1) Colloquial: have bats in one's belfry, go nuts2) Australian slang: have kangaroos loose in the top paddock, need( one's) head read3) Jargon: miss marbles (he misses a few marbles - у него шариков не хватает; у него не все дома; у него не всё в порядке с головой) -
2 рехнуться
1) General subject: be bats, be bonkers, be mad as a March hare, be off one's beam, gaga, go off the hooks, go out of one's head, have bats in belfry, to be (as) mad as a March hare, to be bonkers, to be off (one's) nut, to be out of (one's) senses, go daft, go off head, go out of mind, take leave of one's senses, (сойти с ума) mess with one's mind2) Colloquial: take leave of senses, lose one's marbles3) Rude: go off chump, go off nut5) Makarov: be off nut, go off ( one's) chump, go off (one's) head, go off (one's) nut, go out of (one's) mind, go out of (one's) senses, go round the bend, take leave of (one's) senses -
3 спятить
1) General subject: be bats, be bonkers, be off nut, be off one's nut, be off one's onion, be off one's pannikin, be off onion, be out of ( one's) senses, be round the twist, crack one's brain, gaga, go balmy, go barmy, go buggy, go bugs, go loco, go mad, have bats in belfry, run mad, to be bonkers, to be off (one's) nut, to be off (one's) onion, to be round the twist, go haywire, go off head, go loopy, take leave of senses, go nuts, go off one's rocker2) Colloquial: to be out of (one's) senses, off rocker (You're both off your rockers! Вы оба спятили!), lose one's marbles3) Rude: go off chump, go off nut4) Scottish language: be off at the nail, go off at the nail, to be (go) off at the nail5) Jargon: flip, get bananas, go off ( one's) onion, go bonkers6) Makarov: be out of senses, go off ( one's) chump, go off (one's) head, go off (one's) nut, go off the hooks, go round the bend, crack brain, crack brains, crack up -
4 винтиков не хватает
винтиков (клёпок, заклёпок) не хватает (недостаёт) < в голове> ( у кого), тж. винтика (клёпки, заклёпки) не хватает (недостаёт) < в голове> ( у кого)прост., ирон.smb. has a screw loose < somewhere>; cf. smb. is not all there; smb. has a tile loose; smb. has got apartments to let; smb. has bats in smb.'s belfry; smb. is a bit off < one's head>; smb. is off smb.'s base; smb. is a button short; smb. has lost a button; smb. doesn't get (have) smb.'s button on; smb. has a cylinder missingВолодя не раз говорил родителям, что Сабуров очень талантлив, пожалуй талантливей всех, но у него не хватает винтика в голове, человек не хочет понять, что теперь требуется, толку из него не выйдет. (И. Эренбург, Оттепель) — Volodya often told his parents that Saburov was talented - perhaps more talented than the rest of them - but that he had a screw loose: 'Simply hasn't an idea of what is wanted at the present time. He'll never get anywhere.'
Русско-английский фразеологический словарь > винтиков не хватает
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5 с приветом
I• С ПРИВЕТОМ highly coll[PrepP; Invar; nonagreeing modif or subj-compl with copula (subj: human)]=====⇒ odd, having rather bizarre ideas and/ or behaviors, slightly crazy:- X has bats in his belfry.II• С ПРИВЕТОМ highly coll[PrepP; Invar; predic; subj: human; introduced by Conj "и"; used after one or more predicates having the same subject]=====⇒ (in refer, to one's leaving, abandoning, or foresaking some person, place, job etc in an abrupt manner, without giving any explanation, fulfilling one's obligations etc) one's association, contact, dealings etc (with s.o. or sth.) are over:- (and) he (she etc) calls it quits;- (and) it's "so long" (forever);- (and) some person (place, job etc) is history;- (and) he (she etc) runs in the opposite direction;- (and) he (she etc) takes off.♦ Он девушек меняет, как перчатки: погуляет денек-другой и - с приветом. He changes girls the way he changes clothes: he goes out with a girl for a day or two and then calls it quits.♦ [extended usage] "А кто за каждую копейку дрожит, у того их [ денег] не будет". - "Как же не будет, если он их не бросает зря на ветер, не пропивает, как ты?" - "А так. Они [ деньги] поймут, что он жмот, и - с приветом!" (Распутин 1). "A person who counts every kopeck'll never have money." "Why won't he if he doesn't throw it away and doesn't drink it up like you do?" "Well, he won't, I tell you. Money'll see he's stingy and run in the opposite direction" (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > с приветом
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HE ВСЕ ДОМА у кого highly coll, derog( Invar VP subj. w*tn бытье, usu. pres fixed WOs.o. is eccentric, has quirks, acts strangely, as if he is not quite normal: у X-a не все дома - X isn't playing with a full deckX doesn't have both oars in the water X isn't all there X isn't quite right in the head X's elevator doesn't go to the top floor X has a screw loose X has bats in his belfry (in limited contexts) (there's) nobody home upstairs.Циолковский пошел вниз по оврагу, опять полудумая-полубормоча: «...Один разум без воли - это ничто, и одна воля без разума тоже ничто...» Главарь оправил косоворотку, оглядел дружков... Один из оборванцев приложил палец к виску, покрутил - мол, не все дома у Птицы (Циолковского) (Евтушенко 2)....Tsiolkovsky went down the ravine, again lost in thought and muttering..., "Intelligence without will is nothing, and so is will without intelligence " The leader adjusted his shirt and looked over at his pals.. One of them put his finger to his temple and twirled it-that Bird wasn't playing with a full deck (2a).«Послушайте, вы, - сказал Ревкин, - вам надо срочно обратиться к врачу, вы больны, у вас не все дома» (Войнович 4). "Listen, you," said Revkin, uyou should see a doctor immediately, you're a sick man, you're not all there" (4a).Старый шлиссельбуржец - говорят, что над его кроватью висели кандалы, - он отличался крутым нравом. Проще говоря, у него не все были дома: в Ленинграде, заведуя там Госиздатом, он безумствовал, как хотел (Мандельштам 2). A former veteran of Schlusselberg- it is said that he still kept his manacles hanging over his bed—he was noted for his vile temper. He was, in fact, not quite right in the head. As head of the State Publishing House in Leningrad, he had behaved outrageously... (2a). -
7 не все дома
• НЕ ВСЕ ДОМА у кого highly coll, derog[Invar; VPsubj быть, usu. pres; fixed WO]=====⇒ s.o. is eccentric, has quirks, acts strangely, as if he is not quite normal:- [in limited contexts](there's) nobody home upstairs.♦ Циолковский пошел вниз по оврагу, опять полудумая-полубормоча: "...Один разум без воли - это ничто, и одна воля без разума тоже ничто..." Главарь оправил косоворотку, оглядел дружков... Один из оборванцев приложил палец к виску, покрутил - мол, не все дома у Птицы [Циолковского] (Евтушенко 2)....Tsiolkovsky went down the ravine, again lost in thought and muttering..., "Intelligence without will is nothing, and so is will without intelligence " The leader adjusted his shirt and looked over at his pals.. One of them put his finger to his temple and twirled it-that Bird wasn't playing with a full deck (2a).♦ "Послушайте, вы, - сказал Ревкин, - вам надо срочно обратиться к врачу, вы больны, у вас не все дома" (Войнович 4). "Listen, you," said Revkin, "you should see a doctor immediately, you're a sick man, you're not all there" (4a).♦ Старый шлиссельбуржец - говорят, что над его кроватью висели кандалы, - он отличался крутым нравом. Проще говоря, у него не все были дома: в Ленинграде, заведуя там Госиздатом, он безумствовал, как хотел (Мандельштам 2). A former veteran of Schlusselbergit is said that he still kept his manacles hanging over his bed - he was noted for his vile temper. He was, in fact, not quite right in the head. As head of the State Publishing House in Leningrad, he had behaved outrageously... (2a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > не все дома
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have bats in one's belfry — idi+inf have bats in one s belfry, to have crazy ideas; behave insanely … From formal English to slang
have bats in one’s belfry — [...”belfri] tv. to be crazy. (See also bats. Have got can replace have.) □ You must really have bats in your belfry if you think I’ll put up with that kind of stuff. □ Pay no attention to her. She has bats in her belfry … Dictionary of American slang and colloquial expressions
have bats in one's belfry — verb To be crazy or eccentric. Anyone declaring himself of San Franscisco probably had bats in his belfry … Wiktionary
have bats in one's belfry — be insane, be mad, be crazy … English contemporary dictionary
bats\ in\ one's\ belfry — • bats in one s belfry • bats in the belfry n. phr. slang Wild ideas in his mind; disordered senses; great mental confusion. When he talked about going to the moon he was thought to have bats in his belfry … Словарь американских идиом
bats in one's belfry — or[bats in the belfry] {n. phr.}, {slang} Wild ideas in his mind; disordered senses; great mental confusion. * /When he talked about going to the moon he was thought to have bats in his belfry./ … Dictionary of American idioms
bats in one's belfry — or[bats in the belfry] {n. phr.}, {slang} Wild ideas in his mind; disordered senses; great mental confusion. * /When he talked about going to the moon he was thought to have bats in his belfry./ … Dictionary of American idioms
have bats in the belfry — phrasal : to be foolish, eccentric, or insane * * * have bats in the (or one s) belfry informal be eccentric or crazy … Useful english dictionary
belfry — /bel free/, n., pl. belfries. 1. a bell tower, either attached to a church or other building or standing apart. 2. the part of a steeple or other structure in which a bell is hung. 3. a frame of timberwork that holds or encloses a bell. 4. Slang … Universalium
bats\ in\ the\ belfry — • bats in one s belfry • bats in the belfry n. phr. slang Wild ideas in his mind; disordered senses; great mental confusion. When he talked about going to the moon he was thought to have bats in his belfry … Словарь американских идиом
bat — bat1 /bat/, n., v., batted, batting. n. 1. Sports. a. the wooden club used in certain games, as baseball and cricket, to strike the ball. b. a racket, esp. one used in badminton or table tennis. c. a whip used by a jockey. d. the act of using a… … Universalium
