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сов. (дт.) разг.bore (d); make (d) sick (and tired)всё ему́ опосты́лело — he is sick (and tired) of everything; everything bores him
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неодобр.cf. make one sick and tired of listening to itЯ должен опять отдать ему справедливость: он сразу сформулировал возражения, которые потом я слышал столько раз, что они навязли у меня в ушах. (А. Бек, Жизнь Бережкова) — To do him justice, he put his finger right away on the very spots which I subsequently heard criticized so often that I got sick and tired of listening to it.
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( у кого)прост.smb. is sick and tired of it; smb. is bored to death with it- Что Сахалин, что Нарым - всё равно гибельные места, а только Сахалин приелся, сидит у каждого в печёнках, а Нарым в новинку и вроде поближе к родине... (Г. Марков, Сибирь) — 'We reasoned that the Narym was perhaps no better than Sakhalin, both of them pretty black places, but we were sick and tired of Sakhalin, Narym meant a change. Besides it was closer to home...'
Русско-английский фразеологический словарь > сидит в печёнках
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СИЛ НЕТ2 СИЛ НЕТ, КАК (ДО ЧЕГО и т. п.) хочется, нравится, надоело и т. п. all coll these forms only usu. a clause in a compound or complex sent used as adv (intensif) usu. this WO (some desire, emotion etc) is extremely intense, overwhelming ( s.o. wants, likes, is tired of etc sth.) to an extreme, overwhelming degree: сил нет, как хочется — s.o. is dying for sth. s.o. has a craving (a hankering) for sth.сил нет, как нравится - s.o. is crazy about sth.s.o. is bananas over sth. s.o. would jump at the chance (to do sth.)сил нет, до чего надоело - s.o. is sick to death (sick and tired) of sth.s.o. is fed ( has had it) up to here with sth. s.o. is fed to the gills with sth.Сил нет, как хочется закурить. I'm dying for a cigarette. -
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• СИЛ НЕТ; СИЛ НЕТ, КАК <ДО ЧЕГО и т.п.> хочется, нравится, надоело и т.п. all coll[these forms only; usu. a clause in a compound or complex sent used as adv (intensif; usu. this WO]=====⇒ (some desire, emotion etc) is extremely intense, overwhelming; (s.o. wants, likes, is tired of etc sth.) to an extreme, overwhelming degree:- сил нет, как хочется ≈ s.o. is dying for sth.;- s.o. has a craving < a hankering> for sth.;|| сил нет, как нравится ≈ s.o. is crazy about sth.;- s.o. is bananas over sth.;- s.o. would jump at the chance (to do sth.);- s.o. is fed < has had it> up to here with sth.;- s.o. is fed to the gills with sth.♦ Сил нет, как хочется закурить. I'm dying for a cigarette.Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > сил нет, до чего
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• СИЛ НЕТ; СИЛ НЕТ, КАК <ДО ЧЕГО и т.п.> хочется, нравится, надоело и т.п. all coll[these forms only; usu. a clause in a compound or complex sent used as adv (intensif; usu. this WO]=====⇒ (some desire, emotion etc) is extremely intense, overwhelming; (s.o. wants, likes, is tired of etc sth.) to an extreme, overwhelming degree:- сил нет, как хочется ≈ s.o. is dying for sth.;- s.o. has a craving < a hankering> for sth.;|| сил нет, как нравится ≈ s.o. is crazy about sth.;- s.o. is bananas over sth.;- s.o. would jump at the chance (to do sth.);- s.o. is fed < has had it> up to here with sth.;- s.o. is fed to the gills with sth.♦ Сил нет, как хочется закурить. I'm dying for a cigarette.Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > сил нет, как
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несов. - надоеда́ть, сов. - надое́сть1) (дт. тв.; докучать) pester (d with); bother (d with), bore (d with); worry (d with), plague [pleɪg] (d with)мне надое́ла э́та му́зыка — I am bored with this music
он мне до́ смерти надое́л — I am bored to death with him; I am sick and tired of him
2) безл. (+ инф.)надое́ло молча́ть — one can't remain silent any longer
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vi; св - надое́стьto bore sb; to bother/to pester sbнадоеда́ть кому-л про́сьбами — to bother/to pester sb with requests
мне надое́ло с неопр — I'm tired/sick coll of, I'm fed up with coll + Noun/-ing
мне до́ смерти надое́ли его́ глу́пые шу́тки — I'm fed up with his silly jokes, I am sick and tired of his silly jokes coll
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( у кого)прост., неодобр.cf. one is sick and tired of it; one has had more than enough of it; one is sick to death of it, one's tongue trips on it- Навязла она у меня в зубах, деревня-то эта... В деревне жить не желаю, и никто не имеет права меня заставить. (А. Чехов, Моя жизнь) — 'Oh, I am sick to death of the village... If I don't feel like living in the village, no one can force me to.'
Кибернетикой клянутся и божатся, склоняют её во всех падежах..., и уже навязло это слово в зубах... (И. Грекова, Кафедра) — People swear by cybernetics and bandy it about..., and now one's tongue trips on it...
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НАВЙЗНУТЬ В ЗУБАХ (у кого) highly coll VP subj: usu. abstr usu. past) to become unbearably boring, annoying to s.o. (because of its monotony, endless repetitions etc)X навяз у Y-a в зубах = X bored Y to death (to tears)Y was sick to death (sick and tired) of X Y had had enough of X Y was fed up (to the teeth) with X Y had had it up to here (with X) (of a topic of conversation, discussion etc) X had been talked to death (into the ground).(author's usage) Мне было скучно объяснять навязшие на зубах российские несчастья, но пришлось (Лимонов 1). It was boring for me to explain Russia's misfortunes, I was sick to death of them, but I had to (1a).«Сегодня уже все знают, что есть человек. Что с человеком делать - вот вопрос. Да и то, признаться, уже навяз в зубах» (Стругацкие 1). Today everybody knows what man is. The problem is what to do with him. And even that one's been talked to death" (1a). -
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• НАВЯЗНУТЬ В ЗУБАХ (у кого) highly coll[VP; subj: usu. abstr; usu. past]=====⇒ to become unbearably boring, annoying to s.o. (because of its monotony, endless repetitions etc):- [of a topic of conversation, discussion etc] X had been talked to death (into the ground).♦ [author's usage] Мне было скучно объяснять навязшие на зубах российские несчастья, но пришлось (Лимонов 1). It was boring for me to explain Russia's misfortunes, I was sick to death of them, but I had to (1a).♦ "Сегодня уже все знают, что есть человек. Что с человеком делать - вот вопрос. Да и то, признаться, уже навяз в зубах" (Стругацкие 1). "Today everybody knows what man is. The problem is what to do with him. And even that one's been talked to death" (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > навязнуть в зубах
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33 набивать оскомину
( кому)cf. one is fed up < to the back teeth> with smth.; one is sick and tired of smth.; one is sour of smth.; it sets one's teeth on edge- Дело в том, что наша бедная публика давно уже набила оскомину на Габорио и Шкляревском. Ей надоели все эти таинственные убийства, хитросплетения сыщиков и необыкновенная находчивость допрашивающих следователей. (А. Чехов, Драма на охоте) — 'The fact is our poor readers have long been fed up with Gaboriau and Shklyarevsky. They are tired of all those mysterious murders, those artful devices of the detectives, and the extraordinary resourcefulness of the examining magistrate.'
Вся эта киномакулатура не набила мне оскомины потому, что я был приучен бабушкой относиться к кино как к импульсу для личного творчества. (Б. Васильев, Летят мои кони...) — The only reason why that cinema trash did not set my teeth on edge was that grandma had taught me to take pictures as a stimulus to my own imagination.
Русско-английский фразеологический словарь > набивать оскомину
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1) General subject: annoy, be sick and tired of ( smb.), bore, devil, dun, get tired, have enough of (I have had enough of him - он мне надоел), make a nuisance of oneself, pall, peeve, pester, tease, tire2) Colloquial: aggravate, blister, fed up with ( be fed up with), plague3) Obsolete: irk4) Jargon: fed up with [be]5) Scuba diving: suck -
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разг., неодобр.it makes one sick to hear it; one is sick and tired of hearing it; it makes one's ears burnВсе только слушают его, разинув рот; / Хоть он такую дичь несёт, / Что уши вянут. (И. Крылов, Мешок) — His listeners stand around with mouths agape; / Although his lips such rubbish shape / That all their ears should burn.
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НА КРАЙ СВЕТА (ЗЕМЛИ) идти, бежать, пойти (за кем), увезти кого и т. п. coll PrepP these forms only adv usu. used with verbs in pfv fut or subjunctive fixed WO(to go, run, take s.o. etc) someplace very far away, (to follow s.o.) anywhere, even to a place very far awayto the end of the earth (the world)to the (very) ends of the earth to the back of beyond (in limited contexts) somewhere far, far away.Он (господин) наклонился к Шарику, пытливо глянул ему в глаза и неожиданно провел рукой в перчатке интимно и ласково по Шарикову животу... «Ступай за мной. - Он пощёлкал пальцами. - Фить-фить!» За вами идти? Да на край света (Булгаков 11). Не (the gentleman) bent down to Sharik, peered into his eyes, and suddenly passed his gloved hand intimately and caressingly over Sharik's belly...."Come on, follow me." He snapped his fingers, "Whuit, whuit!" Follow you? Why, to the end of the world (1 la).Раскольников почувствовал и понял в эту минуту, раз навсегда, что Соня теперь с ним навеки и пойдет за ним хоть на край света, куда бы ему ни вышла судьба (Достоевский 3). At this moment Raskolnikov felt and understood, once and for all, that Sonya would be with him always now and would follow him even to the very ends of the earth, wherever he was fated to be sent (3a).Ax, если бы он встретился мне раньше. Я бы побежала за ним на край света» (Дудинцев 1). "If only I had met him sooner! I would have followed him to the ends of the earth!" (1a).«Всё мне опротивело... ушла бы я на край света, не могу я это вынести, не могу сладить...» (Тургенев 3). Tm sick and tired of it all....I wish I could go away somewhere, far, far away. I can't bear itI cant do anything about it..." (3a). -
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[PrepP; these forms only; adv; usu. used with verbs in pfv fut or subjunctive; fixed WO]=====⇒ (to go, run, take s.o. etc) someplace very far away, (to follow s.o.) anywhere, even to a place very far away:- [in limited contexts] somewhere far, far away.♦ Он [ господин] наклонился к Шарику, пытливо глянул ему в глаза и неожиданно провел рукой в перчатке интимно и ласково по Шарикову животу... "Ступай за мной. - Он пощелкал пальцами. - Фить-фить!" За вами идти? Да на край света (Булгаков 11). Не [the gentleman] bent down to Sharik, peered into his eyes, and suddenly passed his gloved hand intimately and caressingly over Sharik's belly...."Come on, follow me." He snapped his fingers, "Whuit, whuit!" Follow you? Why, to the end of the world (11a).♦ Раскольников почувствовал и понял в эту минуту, раз навсегда, что Соня теперь с ним навеки и пойдет за ним хоть на край света, куда бы ему ни вышла судьба (Достоевский 3). At this moment Raskolnikov felt and understood, once and for all, that Sonya would be with him always now and would follow him even to the very ends of the earth, wherever he was fated to be sent (3a).♦ "Ax, если бы он встретился мне раньше. Я бы побежала за ним на край света" (Дудинцев 1). "If only I had met him sooner! I would have followed him to the ends of the earth!" (1a).♦ "Всё мне опротивело... ушла бы я на край света, не могу я это вынести, не могу сладить..." (Тургенев 3). "I'm sick and tired of it all....I wish I could go away somewhere, far, far away. I can't bear it; I can't do anything about it..." (3a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > на край земли
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[PrepP; these forms only; adv; usu. used with verbs in pfv fut or subjunctive; fixed WO]=====⇒ (to go, run, take s.o. etc) someplace very far away, (to follow s.o.) anywhere, even to a place very far away:- [in limited contexts] somewhere far, far away.♦ Он [ господин] наклонился к Шарику, пытливо глянул ему в глаза и неожиданно провел рукой в перчатке интимно и ласково по Шарикову животу... "Ступай за мной. - Он пощелкал пальцами. - Фить-фить!" За вами идти? Да на край света (Булгаков 11). Не [the gentleman] bent down to Sharik, peered into his eyes, and suddenly passed his gloved hand intimately and caressingly over Sharik's belly...."Come on, follow me." He snapped his fingers, "Whuit, whuit!" Follow you? Why, to the end of the world (11a).♦ Раскольников почувствовал и понял в эту минуту, раз навсегда, что Соня теперь с ним навеки и пойдет за ним хоть на край света, куда бы ему ни вышла судьба (Достоевский 3). At this moment Raskolnikov felt and understood, once and for all, that Sonya would be with him always now and would follow him even to the very ends of the earth, wherever he was fated to be sent (3a).♦ "Ax, если бы он встретился мне раньше. Я бы побежала за ним на край света" (Дудинцев 1). "If only I had met him sooner! I would have followed him to the ends of the earth!" (1a).♦ "Всё мне опротивело... ушла бы я на край света, не могу я это вынести, не могу сладить..." (Тургенев 3). "I'm sick and tired of it all....I wish I could go away somewhere, far, far away. I can't bear it; I can't do anything about it..." (3a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > на край света
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СЛУГА ПОКОРНЫЙ iron NP sing only usu. used as indep. sent fixed WO(used to express refusal or disagreement) no, I do not want tothank you very muchthanks a million thanks, but no thanks.(Мышлаевский:) Спереди красногвардейцы, как стена, сзади спекулянты и всякая рвань с гетманом, а я посредине? Слуга покорный! Нет, мне надоело изображать навоз в проруби. Пусть мобилизуют! (Булгаков 4). (М.) In front the Red Guards like a wall, behind the speculators and all kinds of trash with the Hetman,-and in between-me? Thank you very much' No, I'm sick and tired of playing the dung in the ice hole Let them mobilize me! (4a)«...Нет, я категорически против „Колизея", - гремел на весь бульвар гастроном Амвросий. - Не уговаривай меня, Фока!» - «Я не уговариваю тебя, Амвросий, - пищал Фока. - Дома можно поужинать». - «Слуга покорный, - трубил Амвросий, - представляю себе твою жену, пытающуюся соорудить в кастрюльке в общей кухне дома порционные судачки а натюрель! Ги-ги-ги!..» (Булгаков 9). "No, no, I categorically oppose the Coliseum," the gourmet Amvrosy thundered across the entire boulevard "Don't try to persuade me, Foka!" "I'm not trying to persuade you, Amvrosy," squeaked Foka. "A man can dine at home too." "Thanks a million," boomed Amvrosy "I can imagine your wife trying to cook perch au naturel in a saucepan in the communal kitchen at home! He-he-he!.." (9a).
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