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1 шишка
ж.1. бот. cone2. ( от ушиба) bump; (опухоль, нарост) lump; knob3. тех. ( литейная) (mould) core, kernel4. разг. ( важная персона) bigwig, big wheel -
2 шишка
ж.1) бот. cone2) ( от ушиба) bump; (опухоль, нарост) lump; knobон весь в ши́шках — he is all bumps
3) тех. ( литейная) (mould) [məʊ-] core, kernel4) разг. ( важная персона) bigwig, big wheel; big cheese / shot / bananas амер.••на бе́дного Мака́ра все ши́шки ва́лятся погов. — ≈ an unfortunate man would be drowned in a teacup
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3 шишка
жен.1) cone бот.На него все шишки валятся. — He is up to his neck in troubles.
еловая шишка — fir cone, fir apple
2) bump (от ушиба); lump, knob (опухоль, нарост)Он весь в шишках. — He is all bumps.
3) (mould) core, kernel ( литейная)4) разг.; ирон. ( о человеке) bigwig, big wheel, big bug; panjandrum, nibs, bigwig, big fish, big noise, big pot, big shot; mugwump амер.; big cheese амер.; разг.; biggie, swell разг.Syn: -
4 мороз по коже дерёт
мороз по коже (по спине) дерёт (подирает, продирает, пробегает, идёт)разг.one feels cold shivers running down one's spine (all over one's skin); one gets chill bumps; it makes one's flesh (skin) creep; it gives one the creeps (shivers)Вчера волостной писарь проходил поздно вечером, только глядь - в слуховое окно выставилось свиное рыло и хрюкнуло так, что у него мороз подрал по коже. (Н. Гоголь, Сорочинская ярмарка) — Yesterday the district clerk was walking along late at night and the next thing he knows there's this snout staring at him through that there little window and it gives such a grunt that cold shivers ran all over his skin.
"Он забыл, - подумала Таня. - Что будет теперь?" И мороз пробежал по её коже. (Р. Фраерман, Дикая собака Динго) — 'He's forgotten all about it,' thought Tanya. 'What am I going to do?' She felt cold shivers running down her spine.
- Хоть и знал, погони за мной не будет, а всё ж таки мороз по коже продирал, как только вспоминал яму у староверов. (Г. Марков, Сибирь) — 'Although I knew there'd be no chase, still, when I remembered the pit they had in the village it made my skin creep.'
- Я его всё время боюсь, - сказала Наталья. - Почему? - Как поглядит прямо, так и мороз по коже. (В. Белов, Всё впереди) — 'You know, I'm always afraid of him,' said Natalia. 'Why?' 'Every time I look him in the eye, I get chill bumps.'
Русско-английский фразеологический словарь > мороз по коже дерёт
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5 с рывка
с рывка < да с толчка> ( делать что-либо)прост., неодобр.do smth. with bumps and bangs (in fits and starts)Прокопыч, - то ли ему жаль было расставаться со своим мастерством, то ли ещё что, - учил шибко худо. Всё у него с рывка да с тычка. (П. Бажов, Малахитовая шкатулка) — Prokopych - maybe he just didn't want to give away the secrets of his craft, or maybe it was something else, but he didn't teach any of them much. All they got from him was bumps and bangs.
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6 кто
мест. (рд., вн. кого́, дт. кому́, тв. кем, пр. ком)1) вопросит. мест. who, obj whomкто э́то (тако́й / така́я)? — who is that?
2) относит. мест. who, obj whom; thatтот, кто — the person who; he who уст.
те, кто — those who
не́ было никого́, кто бы ему́ помо́г [сказа́л] — there was no one to help [tell] him
3) неопред. мест. someкто ждал пи́сем, кто - газе́т — some waited for letters, others for newspapers
кто что лю́бит, кому́ что нра́вится — tastes [teɪ-] differ
4)кто ни, кто бы ни — no matter who; whoever, obj тж. whomsoever, whomever
кого́ бы он ни спроси́л — whoever he asked
кто бы то ни́ был — whoever it may be; anyone at all
••кто в лес, кто по дрова́ погов. — ≈ all at sixes and sevens; ≈ cat's / Dutch concert
кто кого́? — who will win?
кто не рабо́тает, тот не ест — he who does not work, shall not eat
кому́-кому́, а им должно́ быть изве́стно — they should know, if anybody does
кому́ пироги́ и пы́шки, кому́ синяки́ и ши́шки погов. — some get the buns and pies and some the bumps and black eyes
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7 все шишки валятся
( на кого)разг.all smb. gets is the kicks and bumps; smb. is the whipping boy- Отдаёшь себя всего целиком оргработе, и все шишки на тебя валятся. Никаких нервов не хватает. (Ю. Герман, Я отвечаю за всё) — 'When you're in administration, you give everything you've got and all you get for thanks is the kicks. It's more than one's nerves can stand.'
Русско-английский фразеологический словарь > все шишки валятся
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8 мурашки
мн.gooseflesh sg, goose pimples; goose bumps / skin sg амер.мура́шки по спине́ / те́лу бе́гают у кого́-л — it makes smb feel creepy all over; it sends shivers down smb's spine
покры́ться мура́шками — have gooseflesh [goose pimples]
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