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1 наивное замечание
1) General subject: naif remark, naivety, naпve remark2) Makarov: innocent remark, naive remark -
2 под руку
I[PrepP; these forms only; adv]=====⇒ (to take, support, walk with etc s.o.) holding s.o.'s arm at the elbow or bending one's arm through the crook of his:- [in limited contexts] X was on Y's arm;♦ Востоков деликатно взял ее под руку (Аксенов 7). Vostokov gently took her arm... (7a).♦ Каримов взял Штрума под руку. "Виктор Павлович, вы заметили, самая невинная вещь у Мадьярова выглядит как обобщение?" (Гроссман 2). Karimov took Viktor by the arm. "Victor Pavlovich, have you noticed that the most innocent remark of Madyarov's somehow sounds like a generalization?" (2a).♦ Несколько раз княжна под ручку с матерью проходила мимо меня, сопровождаемая каким-то хромым старичком... (Лермонтов 1). Several times the young princess passed nearby on her mother's arm, accompanied by a lame old man (1a).♦ До марта 1953 года можно было всегда видеть Маленкова и Берия гуляющими под руку (Аллилуева 2). Until March 1953 one could always see Malenkov and Beria walking arm in arm (2a)II• ПОД РУКУ говорить coll, disapprov=====⇒ (to make an ill-timed remark, often offering unsought advice) when s.o. is busy doing sth., thus distracting him:- [in limited contexts] don't speak until (unless) (you're) spoken to.♦ На рыбалку я тебя больше не возьму - только мешаешь, всё время что-нибудь под руку говоришь. I'm not taking you fishing anymore - you only get in the way, and always distract me by talking.Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > под руку
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3 невинное замечание
Makarov: innocent remarkУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > невинное замечание
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4 Р-357
ПОД РУКУ1 (ПОД РУЧКУ coll) взять, держать кого, идти, гулять и т. п. PrepP these forms only adv(to take, support, walk with etc s.o.) holding s.o. 's arm at the elbow or bending one's arm through the crook of hisX взял Y-a - - X took Y's armX took Y by the arm X linked his arm through Y's X linked arms with YX и Y взяли друг друга - - X and Y linked armsX держал Y-a \Р-357 - X was holding Y by the arm(in limited contexts) X was on Y4s armX и Y шли (гуляли) \Р-357 - X and Y were walking (strolling) arm in arm.Востоков деликатно взял ее под руку (Аксенов 7). Vostokov gently took her arm... (7a).Каримов взял Штрума под руку. «Виктор Павлович, вы заметили, самая невинная вещь у Мадьярова выглядит как обобщение?» (Гроссман 2). Karimov took Viktor by the arm. "Victor Pavlovich, have you noticed that the most innocent remark of Madyarov's somehow sounds like a generalization?" (2a).Несколько раз княжна под ручку с матерью проходила мимо меня, сопровождаемая каким-то хромым старичком... (Лермонтов 1). Several times the young princess passed nearby on her mother's arm, accompanied by a lame old man (1a).До марта 1953 года можно было всегда видеть Маленкова и Берия гуляющими под руку (Аллилуева 2). Until March 1953 one could always see Malenkov and Beria walking arm in arm (2a) -
5 под ручку
[PrepP; these forms only; adv]=====⇒ (to take, support, walk with etc s.o.) holding s.o.'s arm at the elbow or bending one's arm through the crook of his:- [in limited contexts] X was on Y's arm;♦ Востоков деликатно взял ее под руку (Аксенов 7). Vostokov gently took her arm... (7a).♦ Каримов взял Штрума под руку. "Виктор Павлович, вы заметили, самая невинная вещь у Мадьярова выглядит как обобщение?" (Гроссман 2). Karimov took Viktor by the arm. "Victor Pavlovich, have you noticed that the most innocent remark of Madyarov's somehow sounds like a generalization?" (2a).♦ Несколько раз княжна под ручку с матерью проходила мимо меня, сопровождаемая каким-то хромым старичком... (Лермонтов 1). Several times the young princess passed nearby on her mother's arm, accompanied by a lame old man (1a).♦ До марта 1953 года можно было всегда видеть Маленкова и Берия гуляющими под руку (Аллилуева 2). Until March 1953 one could always see Malenkov and Beria walking arm in arm (2a)Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > под ручку
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6 невинный
1) ( невиновный) innocent, guiltless2) ( безвредный) innocuousневи́нное замеча́ние — innocuous remark
неви́нная шу́тка — harmless joke
неви́нная ложь — white lie
неви́нная заба́ва — innocent fun
3) ( простодушный) ingenuous [ɪn'ʤe-]; ( наивный) naïve [nɑː'iːv]4) ( девственный) virgin••смотре́ть неви́нным взгля́дом — look with an air of innocence
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