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101 мозгой пошевелить
• ШЕВЕЛЯТЬ/ПОШЕВЕЛЯТЬ < ШЕВЕЛЬНУТЬ> МОЗГАМИ highly coll; ШЕВЕЛИТЬ/ПОШЕВЕЛЯТЬ МОЗГОЙ substand; ВОРОЧ АТЬ МОЗГАМИ substand=====⇒ to think hard (trying to understand, come up with etc sth.):- пошевели мозгами≈ use your brain <head, noodle etc>;- put on your thinking cap.♦ "Никаких тебе забот - знай только шевели мозгами, думай, изобретай, совершенствуй, двигай науку и технику..." (Копелев 1). "No worries - just make sure to use your brain, think, invent, perfect, advance science and technology" (1a).♦ "Ты что, первый раз на займе?" - спросил Ганичев. "После войны первый". - "То-то. А я на этих займах каждую весну. Знаю колхозную публику. Ты к нему в заулок, а он стрекача через поветь... Тут треба [ungrammat = нужно, требуется] пошевелить мозгой, а не с песнями вдоль деревни..." (Абрамов 1). "This is your first Loan, is it?" asked Ganichev. "First since the war." "Exactly. Well, I do these Loans every spring. I know these kolkhoz types. If you go in through the yard they give you the slip out the loft way....You've got to use your noodle here, not go marching through the village singing songs" (1a).♦ "Знаете, вы довольно любопытную мысль сказали; я теперь приду домой и шевельну мозгами на этот счёт. Признаюсь, я так и ждал, что от вас можно кой-чему поучиться" (Достоевский 1). "You know, you've said a very interesting thought; I'll set my mind to it when I get home. I admit, I did suspect it would be possible to learn something from you" (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > мозгой пошевелить
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102 пошевелить мозгами
• ШЕВЕЛЯТЬ/ПОШЕВЕЛЯТЬ < ШЕВЕЛЬНУТЬ> МОЗГАМИ highly coll; ШЕВЕЛИТЬ/ПОШЕВЕЛЯТЬ МОЗГОЙ substand; ВОРОЧ АТЬ МОЗГАМИ substand=====⇒ to think hard (trying to understand, come up with etc sth.):- пошевели мозгами≈ use your brain <head, noodle etc>;- put on your thinking cap.♦ "Никаких тебе забот - знай только шевели мозгами, думай, изобретай, совершенствуй, двигай науку и технику..." (Копелев 1). "No worries - just make sure to use your brain, think, invent, perfect, advance science and technology" (1a).♦ "Ты что, первый раз на займе?" - спросил Ганичев. "После войны первый". - "То-то. А я на этих займах каждую весну. Знаю колхозную публику. Ты к нему в заулок, а он стрекача через поветь... Тут треба [ungrammat = нужно, требуется] пошевелить мозгой, а не с песнями вдоль деревни..." (Абрамов 1). "This is your first Loan, is it?" asked Ganichev. "First since the war." "Exactly. Well, I do these Loans every spring. I know these kolkhoz types. If you go in through the yard they give you the slip out the loft way....You've got to use your noodle here, not go marching through the village singing songs" (1a).♦ "Знаете, вы довольно любопытную мысль сказали; я теперь приду домой и шевельну мозгами на этот счёт. Признаюсь, я так и ждал, что от вас можно кой-чему поучиться" (Достоевский 1). "You know, you've said a very interesting thought; I'll set my mind to it when I get home. I admit, I did suspect it would be possible to learn something from you" (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > пошевелить мозгами
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103 пошевелить мозгой
• ШЕВЕЛЯТЬ/ПОШЕВЕЛЯТЬ < ШЕВЕЛЬНУТЬ> МОЗГАМИ highly coll; ШЕВЕЛИТЬ/ПОШЕВЕЛЯТЬ МОЗГОЙ substand; ВОРОЧ АТЬ МОЗГАМИ substand=====⇒ to think hard (trying to understand, come up with etc sth.):- пошевели мозгами≈ use your brain <head, noodle etc>;- put on your thinking cap.♦ "Никаких тебе забот - знай только шевели мозгами, думай, изобретай, совершенствуй, двигай науку и технику..." (Копелев 1). "No worries - just make sure to use your brain, think, invent, perfect, advance science and technology" (1a).♦ "Ты что, первый раз на займе?" - спросил Ганичев. "После войны первый". - "То-то. А я на этих займах каждую весну. Знаю колхозную публику. Ты к нему в заулок, а он стрекача через поветь... Тут треба [ungrammat = нужно, требуется] пошевелить мозгой, а не с песнями вдоль деревни..." (Абрамов 1). "This is your first Loan, is it?" asked Ganichev. "First since the war." "Exactly. Well, I do these Loans every spring. I know these kolkhoz types. If you go in through the yard they give you the slip out the loft way....You've got to use your noodle here, not go marching through the village singing songs" (1a).♦ "Знаете, вы довольно любопытную мысль сказали; я теперь приду домой и шевельну мозгами на этот счёт. Признаюсь, я так и ждал, что от вас можно кой-чему поучиться" (Достоевский 1). "You know, you've said a very interesting thought; I'll set my mind to it when I get home. I admit, I did suspect it would be possible to learn something from you" (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > пошевелить мозгой
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104 шевелить мозгами
• ШЕВЕЛЯТЬ/ПОШЕВЕЛЯТЬ < ШЕВЕЛЬНУТЬ> МОЗГАМИ highly coll; ШЕВЕЛИТЬ/ПОШЕВЕЛЯТЬ МОЗГОЙ substand; ВОРОЧ АТЬ МОЗГАМИ substand=====⇒ to think hard (trying to understand, come up with etc sth.):- пошевели мозгами≈ use your brain <head, noodle etc>;- put on your thinking cap.♦ "Никаких тебе забот - знай только шевели мозгами, думай, изобретай, совершенствуй, двигай науку и технику..." (Копелев 1). "No worries - just make sure to use your brain, think, invent, perfect, advance science and technology" (1a).♦ "Ты что, первый раз на займе?" - спросил Ганичев. "После войны первый". - "То-то. А я на этих займах каждую весну. Знаю колхозную публику. Ты к нему в заулок, а он стрекача через поветь... Тут треба [ungrammat = нужно, требуется] пошевелить мозгой, а не с песнями вдоль деревни..." (Абрамов 1). "This is your first Loan, is it?" asked Ganichev. "First since the war." "Exactly. Well, I do these Loans every spring. I know these kolkhoz types. If you go in through the yard they give you the slip out the loft way....You've got to use your noodle here, not go marching through the village singing songs" (1a).♦ "Знаете, вы довольно любопытную мысль сказали; я теперь приду домой и шевельну мозгами на этот счёт. Признаюсь, я так и ждал, что от вас можно кой-чему поучиться" (Достоевский 1). "You know, you've said a very interesting thought; I'll set my mind to it when I get home. I admit, I did suspect it would be possible to learn something from you" (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > шевелить мозгами
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105 шевелить мозгой
• ШЕВЕЛЯТЬ/ПОШЕВЕЛЯТЬ < ШЕВЕЛЬНУТЬ> МОЗГАМИ highly coll; ШЕВЕЛИТЬ/ПОШЕВЕЛЯТЬ МОЗГОЙ substand; ВОРОЧ АТЬ МОЗГАМИ substand=====⇒ to think hard (trying to understand, come up with etc sth.):- пошевели мозгами≈ use your brain <head, noodle etc>;- put on your thinking cap.♦ "Никаких тебе забот - знай только шевели мозгами, думай, изобретай, совершенствуй, двигай науку и технику..." (Копелев 1). "No worries - just make sure to use your brain, think, invent, perfect, advance science and technology" (1a).♦ "Ты что, первый раз на займе?" - спросил Ганичев. "После войны первый". - "То-то. А я на этих займах каждую весну. Знаю колхозную публику. Ты к нему в заулок, а он стрекача через поветь... Тут треба [ungrammat = нужно, требуется] пошевелить мозгой, а не с песнями вдоль деревни..." (Абрамов 1). "This is your first Loan, is it?" asked Ganichev. "First since the war." "Exactly. Well, I do these Loans every spring. I know these kolkhoz types. If you go in through the yard they give you the slip out the loft way....You've got to use your noodle here, not go marching through the village singing songs" (1a).♦ "Знаете, вы довольно любопытную мысль сказали; я теперь приду домой и шевельну мозгами на этот счёт. Признаюсь, я так и ждал, что от вас можно кой-чему поучиться" (Достоевский 1). "You know, you've said a very interesting thought; I'll set my mind to it when I get home. I admit, I did suspect it would be possible to learn something from you" (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > шевелить мозгой
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106 шевельнуть мозгами
• ШЕВЕЛЯТЬ/ПОШЕВЕЛЯТЬ < ШЕВЕЛЬНУТЬ> МОЗГАМИ highly coll; ШЕВЕЛИТЬ/ПОШЕВЕЛЯТЬ МОЗГОЙ substand; ВОРОЧ АТЬ МОЗГАМИ substand=====⇒ to think hard (trying to understand, come up with etc sth.):- пошевели мозгами≈ use your brain <head, noodle etc>;- put on your thinking cap.♦ "Никаких тебе забот - знай только шевели мозгами, думай, изобретай, совершенствуй, двигай науку и технику..." (Копелев 1). "No worries - just make sure to use your brain, think, invent, perfect, advance science and technology" (1a).♦ "Ты что, первый раз на займе?" - спросил Ганичев. "После войны первый". - "То-то. А я на этих займах каждую весну. Знаю колхозную публику. Ты к нему в заулок, а он стрекача через поветь... Тут треба [ungrammat = нужно, требуется] пошевелить мозгой, а не с песнями вдоль деревни..." (Абрамов 1). "This is your first Loan, is it?" asked Ganichev. "First since the war." "Exactly. Well, I do these Loans every spring. I know these kolkhoz types. If you go in through the yard they give you the slip out the loft way....You've got to use your noodle here, not go marching through the village singing songs" (1a).♦ "Знаете, вы довольно любопытную мысль сказали; я теперь приду домой и шевельну мозгами на этот счёт. Признаюсь, я так и ждал, что от вас можно кой-чему поучиться" (Достоевский 1). "You know, you've said a very interesting thought; I'll set my mind to it when I get home. I admit, I did suspect it would be possible to learn something from you" (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > шевельнуть мозгами
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107 как проклятый
• КАК ПРОКЛЯТЫЙ работать, заниматься и т. п. highly coll[ как + AdjP; nom only; adv (intensif)]=====⇒ (to work, study etc) without rest and exerting great effort:- like mad;- (study) one's brains out.♦ Вдруг Рита сказала: "Между прочим, дорогие друзья, хотя Герасим Иванович отличный преподаватель, но прежде всего Кирка помог себе сам. Он занимался как проклятый. Совершенно как проклятый" (Трифонов 5). Suddenly Rita broke in, "By the way, dear friends, although it's true that Gerasim Ivanovich is an excellent teacher, Kirka got in [the institute] thanks to his own efforts more than anything else. He studied like mad, he really did" (5a)Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > как проклятый
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108 на что
I• НА ЧТО кому кто-что coll[PrepP; Invar; adv; used in questions without a verb and in subord clauses]=====⇒ for what purpose (does s.o. need some person or thing):- what does Y need X for?;- what does Y want with X?;- [when said ironically, mockingly etc] what good (use) is X to Y?;- what is X to Y?;- what does Y care about X?♦...Помнили, что так же, как и теперь, в руках его торчала целая пачка радужных и он разорасывал их зря, не торгуясь, не соображая и не желая соображать, на что ему столько товару, вина и проч.? (Достоевский 1)....They remembered that he had a whole wad of money sticking out of his hand, just as now, and was throwing it around for nothing, without bargaining, without thinking and without wishing to think why he needed such a quantity of goods, wines, and so forth (1a).♦ Большую часть наук читал он сам. Без педантских терминов, напыщенных воззрений и взглядов, умел он передать самую душу науки, так что и малолетнему было видно, на что она ему нужна (Гоголь 3). He taught most of the subjects himself, he knew how to convey the very essence of a subject without using any pedantic terms or pompous theories and opinions, so that even a small boy could grasp immediately what he needed it for (3a).♦ [Лука:] Стихи-и! А на что они мне, стихи-то? (Горький 3). [L.:] Poetry? What do I want with poetry? (3d).♦ " Да... я... я... я желала его смерти! Да, я желала, чтобы скорее кончилось... Я хотела успокоиться... А что ж будет со мной? На что моё спокойствие, когда его не будет!" - бормотала княжна Марья... (Толстой 6). "Yes...I - I wished for his death! Yes...I wanted it to end sooner... so that / could be at peace. But what will become of me? What good will peace be to me when he is gone?" Princess Marya murmured... (6a).♦ [Аннушка:] Ты меня, братец, отпусти домой! На что я тебе! (Островский 8). [ А.:] Brother, let me go home! What use am I to you? (8a).♦ [Хомич:] Я инженер, я талантливый человек... [Граня:] На что мне твой ум? На что мне твой ум? (Солженицын 8). [Kh.:] I'm an engineer, I've got talent.... [G.:] What do I care about your brains? What do I care? (8a).II• НА ЧТО (..., а <но>; УЖ НА ЧТО (..., а <но> both coll[Particle; these forms only]=====1. despite the fact that the person or thing in question possesses the named quality to a high degree, displays the named characteristics to a great extent etc:- even X, as...as he (it etc) is,...;- heaven knows X is..., but (yet, and) even he (it etc)...♦ Уж на что Пётр дурак, но даже он сообразил, в чём дело. Stupid as Pyotr is, even he figured out what this was all about.♦ Даже Самсик - уж на что не Брежнев, но и о нём поползли слухи от котельной "Советского пайщика"... (Аксёнов 6). Even Samsik-heaven knows, no Brezhnev he!-caused rumors to start emanating from the boiler room of the Soviet Shareholder... (6a).2. [foll by AdjP; used in exclamations]⇒ extremely, to a high degree:- how [AdjP]!;- what (a) [NP]!;- (s.o. < sth.>) is so [AdjP]!♦ Таких роз, как у нас, ни у кого нет. Уж на что хороши! No one has roses like ours. What beauties! -
109 За дурной головой и ногам непокой
Л stupid man does much of unnecessary walking. See Дураку семь верст не крюк (Д)Var.: Дурная голова ногам покоя не даёт. За глупой головою и ногам нет покою. С дурною головою и ногам нет покоюCf: Brains in the head saves blisters on the feet (Am.). A forgetful head makes a weary pair of heels (Br.). If you don't use your head, you must use your legs (Am.). Little wit in the head makes much work for the feet (Am., Br.). My silly head will never save my feet (Br.). Use your head and save your heels (Am.). What you haven't got in your head, you have in your feet (Am.). What your head forgets, your heels must remember (Am.). A witless head makes weary feet (Br.)Русско-английский словарь пословиц и поговорок > За дурной головой и ногам непокой
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110 Умница, как попова курица
You are or someone is stupidVar.: Умная умница - что светлая пуговицаCf: If you had all the wit of the world, fools would fell you (Br.). Not all there (Am.). Nothing between the ears (Am.). Some men are wise and some are otherwise (Am., Br.). There is not much between the ears (Am.). There's nobody home (Am.). You haven't got the brains you were born with (Am.)Русско-английский словарь пословиц и поговорок > Умница, как попова курица
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111 smart
1. adjective1) (neat and well-dressed; fashionable: You're looking very smart today; a smart suit.) elegante2) (clever and quick in thought and action: We need a smart boy to help in the shop; I don't trust some of those smart salesmen.) listo, despierto3) (brisk; sharp: She gave him a smart slap on the cheek.) rápido, brusco
2. verb1) ((of part of the body) to be affected by a sharp stinging feeling: The thick smoke made his eyes smart.) escocer, picar, arder2) (to feel annoyed, resentful etc after being insulted etc: He is still smarting from your remarks.) sentirse ofendido/resentido
3. noun(the stinging feeling left by a blow or the resentful feeling left by an insult: He could still feel the smart of her slap/insult.) dolor, resentimiento- smarten- smartly
- smartness
- smart bomb
- smart card
smart adj1. elegante2. listotr[smɑːt]■ you look very smart today vas muy elegante hoy, estás muy elegante hoy2 SMALLAMERICAN ENGLISH/SMALL (clever) listo,-a, inteligente; (sharp) agudo,-a, vivo,-a; (impudent) fresco,-a, descarado,-a■ don't get smart with me! ¡no te pases de listo conmigo!3 (quick, brisk) rápido,-a, ligero,-a; (forceful) seco,-a, fuerte1 (sting) escocer, picar2 (suffer) sufrir, dolerse\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto smart from something (be bitter) resentirse de algosmart alec, smart aleck listillo, sabelotodosmart card tarjeta inteligentesmart ['smɑrt] vi1) sting: escocer, picar, arder2) hurt: dolerse, resentirseto smart under a rejection: dolerse ante un rechazosmart adj1) bright: listo, vivo, inteligente2) stylish: elegante♦ smartly advsmart n: escozor m, dolor madj.• aseado, -a adj.• astuto, -a adj.• despierto, -a adj.• elegante adj.• inteligente adj.• jarifo, -a adj.• listo, -a adj.• pizpereta adj.• vivo, -a adj.v.• escocerse v.• picar v.• sufrir v.
I smɑːrt, smɑːtadjective -er, -est1) (esp BrE)a) (neat, stylish) <appearance/dress> eleganteb) ( chic) <hotel/neighborhood> elegante, finoshe's made some very smart business moves — ha hecho algunas operaciones muy inteligentes or acertadas
don't get smart with me! — no te hagas el vivo or el listo conmigo!
3)a) (brisk, prompt) < pace> rápidob) ( forceful) <blow/rap/tap> seco, fuerte4) ( automated) <machine/terminal> inteligente
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a) ( sting) \<\<eyes\>\> escocer*, picar*, arder; \<\<wound\>\> escocer*, arder (CS)b) ( suffer)to smart FROM something — resentirse* de algo
Phrasal Verbs:[smɑːt]1. ADJ(compar smarter) (superl smartest)1) (=elegant) [person, appearance, clothes, car, decor] elegante; [garden] bien arreglado; [house] bien puestoto look smart — [person] estar elegante; [restaurant, hotel] ser elegante; [home] estar muy bien puesto
2) (=chic) [suburb, party, restaurant] elegante; [society] de buen tono, finothe smart set — la buena sociedad, la gente de buen tono
3) (=clever) [person] listo, inteligente; [idea] inteligente, bueno; [computer, bombs, missiles] inteligentethat was pretty smart of you — ¡qué listo or astuto!
4) pej (=cocky)don't get smart with me! — ¡no te las des de listo conmigo!
5) (=brisk) [pace, action] rápidolook smart about it! — ¡date prisa!, ¡apúrate! (LAm)
2. VI1) (=sting) [wound, eyes] escocer, picar, arder (esp LAm); [iodine etc] escocermy eyes are smarting — me escuecen or me pican los ojos
2) (fig) dolerseshe's still smarting from his remarks — todavía se duele or se resiente de sus comentarios
3.Nsmarts (US) * (=brains) cerebro msing4.CPDsmart Alec * N, smart Aleck * N — sabelotodo * mf inv, sabihondo(-a) * m / f
smart bomb N — bomba f con mecanismo inteligente
smart card N — tarjeta f electrónica, tarjeta f inteligente
smart phone N — teléfono m inteligente, smartphone m
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I [smɑːrt, smɑːt]adjective -er, -est1) (esp BrE)a) (neat, stylish) <appearance/dress> eleganteb) ( chic) <hotel/neighborhood> elegante, finoshe's made some very smart business moves — ha hecho algunas operaciones muy inteligentes or acertadas
don't get smart with me! — no te hagas el vivo or el listo conmigo!
3)a) (brisk, prompt) < pace> rápidob) ( forceful) <blow/rap/tap> seco, fuerte4) ( automated) <machine/terminal> inteligente
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a) ( sting) \<\<eyes\>\> escocer*, picar*, arder; \<\<wound\>\> escocer*, arder (CS)b) ( suffer)to smart FROM something — resentirse* de algo
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112 dash
dæʃ 1. verb1) (to move with speed and violence: A man dashed into a shop.) storme (inn), komme styrtende2) (to knock, throw etc violently, especially so as to break: He dashed the bottle to pieces against the wall.) knuse, kaste3) (to bring down suddenly and violently or to make very depressed: Our hopes were dashed.) bli knust, tape motet2. noun1) (a sudden rush or movement: The child made a dash for the door.) raskt framstøt, sprang2) (a small amount of something, especially liquid: whisky with a dash of soda.) skvett, dråpe3) ((in writing) a short line (-) to show a break in a sentence etc.) tankestrek4) (energy and enthusiasm: All his activities showed the same dash and spirit.) futt, pepp•- dashing- dash offbindestrek--------fare--------skvettIsubst. \/dæʃ\/1) (frem)spring, raskt fremstøt2) ( sport) sprint3) plasking4) stenk(ing), dash, dråpe, skvett, klype5) ( overført) anelse, tanke6) ( typografi) tankestrek7) futt, pepp, bravur8) (hverdagslig, i bil) dashbord, instrumentpanel9) ( musikk) stakkatotegncut a dash ( hverdagslig) briljere, flotte seg, gjøre en flott figurdash at\/on raskt fremstøt mot\/pådash for raskt fremstøt for å nådash of rain styrtregnIIverb \/dæʃ\/1) slå hardt\/ned, kaste, slynge, støte, kjøre, kaste i bakken, slå i bakken2) fare, styrte, storme, stikke• I've got to dash!3) ( overført) knuse4) (be)stenke, oversprøyte5) blande opp, spe utmed en stenk\/tilsetning av6) slå ned, gjøre nedslått7) ( forskjønnende for damn) forbanne, fordømme• dashed if I do!dash away\/down\/out slynge bort\/ned\/utdash down\/off klore ned• dash down\/off a few lettersdash it! forbannet også!, søren også!dash out someone's brains slå inn skallen på noendash something against\/into\/upon kjøre noe mot noedash something to pieces slå noe i stykker, knuse noe -
113 balero
m.1 cup and ball (juguete). (Mexican Spanish, River Plate)2 bearing (articulación). (Mexican Spanish)3 bullet mold, bullet mould.4 cup-and-ball.* * *SM1) LAm (=juguete) cup-and-ball toy2) Méx (Mec) ball bearing3) Cono Sur ** head, nut **, noggin (EEUU) *** * *1) (Méx, RPl) ( juguete) cup-and-ball toy2) (Méx) ( rodamiento) bearing* * *1) (Méx, RPl) ( juguete) cup-and-ball toy2) (Méx) ( rodamiento) bearing* * *no le da el balero para resolverlo she doesn't have the brains to work it out ( colloq)C ( Méx) (rodamiento) bearingCompuestos:( Méx) needle bearing( Méx) roller bearing* * *
balero sustantivo masculino (Méx, RPl) ( juguete) cup-and-ball toy
* * *balero nm1. Méx, RP [juguete] cup and ball [toy]no le da el balero para la física she hasn't got a head o brain for physics* * *balero nm2) Mex, PRi : cup-and-ball toy -
114 cabezada
f.1 headbutt (blow).2 bump on the head, blow on the head, butt.3 cat nap, nod, snooze, doze.4 nodding.5 rolling of ship, pitch.* * *1 (golpe recibido) blow on the head; (golpe dado) butt, head butt2 (saludo, al dormirse) nod3 (correaje) cavesson4 MARÍTIMO pitch, pitching\dar cabezadas familiar to noddarse de cabezadas familiar to rack one's brainsechar una cabezada familiar to have a snooze* * *SF1) (=cabezazo) head butt, butt; (=porrazo) blow on the head2) (=cabeceo) shake of the head, noddar cabezadas — to nod (sleepily), doze
dar o echar una cabezada — have a nap
3) (Náut) pitch, pitching4) (=parte de arreos) head stall; [de bota] instep; [de zapato] vamp5) And, Cono Sur saddle tree* * *a) ( movimiento) nodiba dormido, dando cabezadas — his head kept nodding in his sleep
dar or echar una cabezada — (fam) to have a nap (colloq)
b) (Equ) headstallc) (Náut) pitch* * *a) ( movimiento) nodiba dormido, dando cabezadas — his head kept nodding in his sleep
dar or echar una cabezada — (fam) to have a nap (colloq)
b) (Equ) headstallc) (Náut) pitch* * *cabezada11 = kip, catnap, power nap.Ex: They swam in the shallow waters and had a kip in the shadows cast by the trees along the riverbank, waiting for the heat to dissipate.
Ex: Catnaps are a great way to catch up on lost sleep or to refresh ourselves.Ex: Recent research also demonstrates that power naps can boost productivity.* echarse una cabezada = get + forty winks, get + some shut-eye, snatch + some shut-eye, grab + some shut-eye, snatch + forty winks, grab + forty winks, take + forty winks.cabezada22 = headband.Nota: En encuadernación antigua, tira ornamental de seda o algodón cosida o pegada en los extremos superior e inferior del lomo.Ex: In medieval bindings the headbands were sewn in at the same time as the cords, but by the sixteenth century they were generally sewn on after the edges had been cut.
* * *1 (movimiento) nodiba dormido, dando cabezadas he was nodding as he slept2 ( Equ) headstall3 ( Náut) pitchlas cabezadas del barco the pitching of the shipdaba cabezadas it was pitching* * *
cabezada sustantivo femenino ( movimiento) nod;◊ iba dormido, dando cabezadas his head kept nodding in his sleep;
dar or echar una cabezada (fam) to have a nap (colloq)
cabezada sustantivo femenino nod
♦ Locuciones: familiar dar cabezadas, to nod
echar una cabezada, to have a snooze
' cabezada' also found in these entries:
Spanish:
cabeceada
English:
doze
- shut-eye
- snooze
* * *cabezada nfdar una cabezada a alguien to head-butt sbme mareé con las cabezadas que daba el barco I got seasick from the way the boat was pitching about4. [de caballo] bridle5. Andes, RP [de silla de montar] saddlebow* * *f1:echar una cabezada have a nap2 ( golpe) bang on the head* * *cabezada nf1) : butt, blow with the head2) : nodechar una cabezada: to take a nap, to doze off* * *cabezada n1. (golpe dado) head butt2. (golpe recibido) blow on the head -
115 casco
Del verbo cascar: ( conjugate cascar) \ \
casco es: \ \1ª persona singular (yo) presente indicativo
cascó es: \ \3ª persona singular (él/ella/usted) pretérito indicativoMultiple Entries: cascar casco
cascar ( conjugate cascar) verbo transitivo ‹nuez/huevo› to crack; ‹ taza› to chip cascarse verbo pronominal [ huevo] to crack; [ taza] to chip
casco sustantivo masculino 1 ( de motorista) crash helmetb)2 (Equ, Zool) hoof 3 (Náut) hull 4a) ( de ciudad):casco urbano urban area, built-up area 5 (Col) ( gajo) segment 6 (Esp, Méx) ( envase) bottle
cascar
I verbo transitivo
1 (romper) to crack
2 fam (pegar) to hit: el otro día le cascaron, he was beaten up the other day
II verbo intransitivo familiar
1 (charlar) to chat away, gab (hablar mucho) to talk non-stop
2 (morir, palmar) to kick the bucket, snuff it
casco
I sustantivo masculino
1 (para la cabeza) helmet
casco azul, blue helmet
2 (envase de cristal vacío) empty bottle: tenemos que devolver estos cascos, we've got to give these empty bottles back
3 (de barco) hull
4 (de caballo) hoof
5 (de una ciudad) centre
casco antiguo/viejo, old part of town
II mpl cascos, (de música) headphones Locuciones: calentarse o romperse los cascos, to rack one's brains: estuvo toda la mañana calentándome los cascos, he was pestering me all morning ' casco' also found in these entries: Spanish: manera - servir - uña - visera - plumaje English: helmet - hoof - hulk - hull - scrape - suppose - town centre - body - crash - empty - farm - hard - midtown -
116 короткий
(в разн. знач.)shortкороткая волна рад. — short wave
в короткий срок — shortly, in a short space of time
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быть на короткой ноге с кем-л. разг. — be on close / intimate terms with smb.короткая память разг. — short memory
у него ум короток для того, чтобы разг. — he has not got the brains to
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117 brain
N1. बुद्धिHe's got plenty of brains but no common sense -
118 carafon
carafon [kaʀafɔ̃]masculine nounsmall decanter ; [de vin] small carafe* * *kaʀafɔ̃* * *kaʀafɔ̃ nm* * *carafon nm1 ( récipient) small carafe;2 ○( tête) nut○, head.[karafɔ̃] nom masculin1. [récipient - ordinaire] small jug ou carafe ; [ - travaillé] small decanter2. [contenu] (small) jugful[de vin] small carafe3. (familier) [tête] nut -
119 puzzle
1. verb1) (to perplex, baffle or bewilder: The question puzzled them; What puzzles me is how he got here so soon.) zmesti2) (to think long and carefully about a problem etc: I puzzled over the sum for hours.) premišljevati2. noun1) (a problem that causes a lot of thought: Her behaviour was a puzzle to him.) uganka2) (a kind of game or toy to test one's thinking, knowledge or skill: a jig-saw puzzle; a crossword puzzle.) križanka, sestavljanka•- puzzling- puzzle out* * *I [pʌzl]nounuganka, težek problem; osuplost, zbeganost, zmedaII [pʌzl]1.transitive verbzmesti, zbegati, osupniti, začuditi; delati komu preglavice, dajati opravka; komplicirati, zmešati; beliti si glavo, premišljevati;2.intransitive verbbiti zmeden, zbegan (over, about)to puzzle it out — razvozlati, rešiti (problem) -
120 блъскам
блъскан от тълпата jostled by the crowd(силно и грубо) push, knock; strike, thump; (насам, натам) pull about; ( удрям) dash (о against); (за вятър, вълни) buffet, toss; ( повалям) knock downблъсна го кола/трамвай he was knocked down by a car/tram(по врата) pound, bangблъскам вратата под носа на някого shut/slam/bang the door in someone's faceблъскам се (удрям се в) hit (о against); dash; (за кола и пр.) crash (о against; в into); jar (upon, against); drive (о against); stumble (в against), разг. bundle (в into someone); ( с лакти) elbow; ( в тълпа) jostle; ( за вълни) wash (и wash upon), welter; (трясвам се, за врата) slam, bangкорабът се блъсна в скалата the slip hit/was dashed against the rocks, the ship ran on the rocksблъскам се! (работя усилено) toil and moilблъскам си главата/ума/ангелите beat/busy/cudgel/rack one's brains (about, with); be at one's wit's end, be in a quandaryоставям някого сам да си блъска главата leave someone to his own devicesблъскам вратата push the door toблъскам се barge, hurtle, scramble, squashблъскам се с глава butt* * *bang: to блъскам on the door - блъскам по вратата; batter; jostle{`djOsl}; push{puS}; ram; slog; strike
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