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нареч.to the utmost, in every possible way, in every way possibleвсемерно поощрять (вн.) — give* the utmost encouragement (i.), encourage in every possible way (d.)
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нареч. книжн.in every (possible) way, in every way possibleвсеме́рно поощря́ть (вн.) — give (i) the utmost encouragement, encourage (d) in every possible way
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НА ВСЕ ЛАДЫ повторять, твердить что, ругать кого и т. п. coll PrepP Invar adv or, rare, nonagreeing post-modif usu. used with impfv verbs fixed WO(to repeat sth., keep saying sth., swear at s.o. etc) in all possible ways, in every form imaginablein every possible waywith (in) all sorts of variations (look at a matter (argue a point etc)) from every (possible) angle (from all angles) (in refer, to cur sing only) call s.o. every name in the book curse s.o. up and down (up hill and down dale) curse a blue streak.Все мертво, только из всех углов несется разнообразное храпенье на все тоны и лады (Гончаров 1). Everything was dead, except for the snoring that came in all sorts of tones and variations from every corner of the house (1a).Я знала, что вскоре после моего отъезда Репнин затосковал и вдруг исчез... Куда? Этот вопрос на все лады разбирался в зерносовхозе (Каверин 1). I knew that soon after my departure Repnin had become very depressed and then suddenly disappeared....Where had he gone? They had investigated this problem from every angle on the State Farm (1a).Загадка не давалась, как клад. На все лады перевертывал он её... (Салтыков-Щедрин 2). The mystery remained unsolved. He tried to look at it from every possible angle... (2a).(Говорящий мул) Проклиная меня на все лады, он кое-как взобрался на меня, согнал ослика на тропу, и мы двинулись домой (Искандер 3). (The speaker is a mulel Cursing a blue streak, he somehow got up on me, drove the donkey back to the path, and we started for home (3a) -
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[PrepP; Invar; adv or, rare, nonagreeing post- modif; usu. used with impfv verbs; fixed WO]=====⇒ (to repeat sth., keep saying sth., swear at s.o. etc) in all possible ways, in every form imaginable:- (look at a matter <argue a point etc>) from every (possible) angle (from all angles);- [in refer, to cursing only] call s.o. every name in the book;- curse s.o. up and down (up hill and down dale);- curse a blue streak.♦ Все мёртво, только из всех углов несётся разнообразное храпенье на все тоны и лады (Гончаров 1). Everything was dead, except for the snoring that came in all sorts of tones and variations from every corner of the house (1a).♦ Я знала, что вскоре после моего отъезда Репнин затосковал и вдруг исчез... Куда? Этот вопрос на все лады разбирался в зерносовхозе (Каверин 1). I knew that soon after my departure Repnin had become very depressed and then suddenly disappeared....Where had he gone? They had investigated this problem from every angle on the State Farm (1a).♦ Загадка не давалась, как клад. На все лады перевертывал он её... (Салтыков-Щедрин 2). The mystery remained unsolved. He tried to look at it from every possible angle... (2a).♦ [Говорящий - мул] Проклиная меня на все лады, он кое-как взобрался на меня, согнал ослика на тропу, и мы двинулись домой (Искандер 3). [The speaker is a mule] Cursing a blue streak, he somehow got up on me, drove the donkey back to the path, and we started for home (3a)Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > на все лады
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do one’s best/all one can/all in one’s power/everything possible, in every possible wayДанные державы всячески тормозят процесс освобождения этих территорий. – These powers are doing their best/all they can/all in heir power/in every possible way/everything possible to slow down/ are slowing down/curbing/impeding the process of liberation of these territories.Словарь переводчика-синхрониста (русско-английский) > всячески
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do one’s best/all one can/all in one’s power/everything possible, in every possible wayДанные державы всячески тормозят процесс освобождения этих территорий. – These powers are doing their best/all they can/all in heir power/in every possible way/everything possible to slow down/ are slowing down/curbing/impeding the process of liberation of these territories.Русско-английский словарь переводчика-синхрониста > всячески
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General subject: everyway, in every way, in every possible way, do one's best ( all one can, all in one's power, everything possible) to -
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Универсальный русско-английский словарь > всячески тормозить
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нареч. разг.in every way possible, in every possible wayвсячески стараться (+ инф.) — try one's best / hardest (+ to inf.), do all one can (+ to inf.), be at great pains (+ to inf.)
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нареч. разг.in every way (possible), in every possible wayвся́чески стара́ться (+ инф.) — try one's best / hardest (+ to inf), do all one can (+ to inf), be at great pains (+ to inf)
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НА (ЗА) ЧУЖОЙ СЧЁТ жить, есть, пить и т. п. PrepP these forms only adv fixed WO(to live, eat, drink etc) on another's or others' means, moneyat someone else's expenseat others' (other peopled) expense at the expense of others (in refer, to eating, drinking etc only) on someone else's tab (in refer, to living only) live (sponge) off other people (someone else).На мою голову Тамурка вспомнила, что у меня приближается день рождения. «Надо отметить как следует...» Я всеми силами отнекивался... но не устоял под напором Та-мурки и соратников из отдела, которым захотелось выпить и пожрать за чужой счёт (Зиновьев 2). То my dismay Tamurka remembered that my birthday was drawing near. "We must celebrate it properly....'' I tried to resist in every possible way...but I had to give way to the pressure from Tamurka and my colleagues in the department, who were very keen on the idea of eating and drinking at someone else's expense (2a).Чего же ещё? Хотите к тому же за чужой счёт или за свой (безразлично) за границу ездить? (Зиновьев 1). "What more do you want? You want on top of that to travel at others' expense (or at your own, it makes no difference) to a foreign country?" (1a).Трофимов:)...Ваша мать, вы, дядя уже не замечаете, что вы живете... на чужой счёт... (Чехов 2). (Т.:)... Your mother, you yourself, and your uncle no longer realize that you are living...at other people's expense... (2b). -
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ТАЩИТЬ (ТЯНУТЬ) ЗА УШИ кого coll VP subj: human1. to help an incapable, unenterprising, or inactive person in every possible way ( usu. in his studies, work, career advancement etc)X тащил Y-a за уши = X dragged (yanked) Y up the ladder (up through the ranks etc)(in limited contexts) X dragged Y out of Y4s rut.Про Алферова говорили, что он из захудалых казачьих офицеришек выбился в люди лишь благодаря своей жене -бабе энергичной и умной говорили, что она тянула бездарного супруга за уши и до тех пор не давала ему дыхнуть, пока он, три раза срезавшись, на четвертый все же выдержал экзамен в академию (Шолохов 3). Alferov was said to have made his way up from being a lowly Cossack officer only thanks to his energetic and intelligent wife, she had dragged her dull-witted spouse out of his rut and never let him rest until, after three failures, he had passed the Academy entrance examination (3a).2. to pressure or force s.o. to perform some action, participate in sth., adopt some doctrine etc: X тащил Y-a за уши = X dragged Y (into (to) sth.) by the ears (by the scruff of the neck)X dragged Y (into (to) sth.) kicking and screaming.«Надо активнее разоблачать ловкачей», - сказал Дмитрий Алексеевич шутливым тоном, всё ешё с удивлением посматривая по сторонам. «Активнее! Учёный не всегда приспособлен к такой борьбе. Иного за уши тащи бороться, а он не может...» (Дудинцев 1). "One must expose these dodgers more actively!" Dmitri said in a jocular tone, still looking about him in wonder. "More actively! Scientists are not always adapted to fighting such battles. You can drag some of them to the fight by the ears and they are still incapable of it!" (1a). -
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• НА <ЗА> ЧУЖОЙ СЧЕТ жить, есть, пить и т.п.[PrepP; these forms only; adv; fixed WO]=====⇒ (to live, eat, drink etc) on another's or others' means, money:- at others' < other peopled> expense;- [in refer, to eating, drinking etc only] on someone else's tab;- [in refer, to living only] live (sponge) off other people (someone else).♦ На мою голову Тамурка вспомнила, что у меня приближается день рождения. "Надо отметить как следует..." Я всеми силами отнекивался... но не устоял под напором Тамурки и соратников из отдела, которым захотелось выпить и пожрать за чужой счёт (Зиновьев 2). То my dismay Tamurka remembered that my birthday was drawing near. "We must celebrate it properly...." I tried to resist in every possible way...but I had to give way to the pressure from Ikmurka and my colleagues in the department, who were very keen on the idea of eating and drinking at someone else's expense (2a).♦ Чего же ещё? Хотите к тому же за чужой счёт или за свой (безразлично) за границу ездить? (Зиновьев 1). "What more do you want? You want on top of that to travel at others' expense (or at your own, it makes no difference) to a foreign country?" (1a).♦ [Трофимов:]...Ваша мать, вы, дядя уже не замечаете, что вы живёте... на чужой счёт... (Чехов 2). [Т.:]... Your mother, you yourself, and your uncle no longer realize that you are living...at other people's expense... (2b).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > за чужой счет
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