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81 That young lady is setting her cap at you!
Эта молодая женщина имеет на тебя [вас] виды!Difficulties of the English language (lexical reference) English-Russian dictionary > That young lady is setting her cap at you!
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82 it (smth. or that) goes without saying
этo (или чтo-л.) caмo coбoй paзумeeтcя, этo бeccпopнo, нecoмнeннo, oчeвиднo [этим. фр.]And of course he'd adore her. That went without saying (D. H. Lawrence). The advantages to a business of having a general to obtain military contracts from his friends in the Pentagon goes without saying (V. Perlo)Concise English-Russian phrasebook > it (smth. or that) goes without saying
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83 Usage note : her
When used as a direct object pronoun, her is translated by la (l’ before a vowel). Note that the object pronoun normally comes before the verb in French and that, in compound tenses like perfect and past perfect, the past participle agrees with the pronoun:I know her= je la connaisI’ve already seen her= je l’ai déjà vueIn imperatives, the direct object pronoun is translated by la and comes after the verb:catch her!= attrape-la!(note the hyphen)I’ve given her the book= je lui ai donné le livreI’ve given it to her= je le lui ai donnéIn imperatives, the indirect object pronoun is translated by lui and comes after the verb:phone her= téléphone-luigive them to her= donne-les-lui(note the hyphens)he did it for her= il l’a fait pour elleit’s her= c’est elleWhen translating her as a determiner ( her house etc.) remember that in French possessive adjectives, like most other adjectives, agree in gender and number with the noun they qualify ; her is translated by son + masculine singular noun ( son chien), sa + feminine singular noun ( sa maison) BUT son + feminine noun beginning with a vowel or mute ‘h’ ( son assiette), and ses + plural noun ( ses enfants).For her used with parts of the body ⇒ The human body. -
84 leave it at that
разг.удовлетвориться достигнутым, сделанным, успокоиться на чём-л.; не настаивать на чём-л.; перестать говорить о чём-л. или возражать против чего-л.; см. тж. let it go at thatI'm getting on as well as I can expect, and I must leave it at that. (J. Galsworthy, ‘To Let’, part II, ch. II) — Я здоров, насколько можно ожидать. И на этом спасибо.
Once, when he had been talking to her about Kit's future, she had said: ‘I don't think it matters, Dad, whatever one proposes - he'll dispose; parents don't count now: look at me!’ And he had looked at her, and left it at that. (J. Galsworthy, ‘Swan Song’, part II, ch. II) — Раз, когда он заговорил с Флер о будущем Кита, она сказала: - Знаешь, папа, по-моему, не стоит и придумывать, он все равно сделает по-своему; теперь с родителями не считаются. Вот хоть я, посмотри! И Сомс посмотрел на нее - и не стал возражать.
She had tried... but she had failed; and now, for many years, she had left it at that. (H. Walpole, ‘The Wooden Horse’, ch. IV) — Клер пыталась когда-то установить с отцом более близкие отношения, но потерпела неудачу... и вот уже многие годы все остается как есть.
We'll leave it at that. You will pay half the expenses. (DEI) — На этом и остановимся. Вы оплатите половину расходов.
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85 bite the hand that feeds you
отплатить черной неблагодарностью; рубить сук на котором сидишь (наказать самого себя)The man had worked for the company for several years. When he was caught stealing, his employer felt that he had bitten the hand that fed him.
She felt that her protégé had bitten the hand that fed him by making unkind remarks about her in public.
Англо-русский словарь идиом и фразовых глаголов > bite the hand that feeds you
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86 put that in your pipe and smoke it
paзг.-фaм.зaпoмнитe paз и нaвceгдa; нaмoтaйтe этo ceбe нa уc, зapубитe этo ceбe нa нocу'Well, she's never coming here again. I tell you that straight.' 'That's what you think. I'm engaged to her, so put that in your pipe and smoke it' (W. S. Maugham). He said, 'I'm married, you know, and I'm very fond of my wife... she's quite adorable - and I adore her. So put that in your pipe, young Elsa, and smoke it' (A. Christie)Concise English-Russian phrasebook > put that in your pipe and smoke it
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87 all is fish that comes to his net
он ничем не брезгует, он из всего извлекает выгоду (ср. доброму вору всё впору)‘Never mind,’ returned the Captain, though he was evidently dismayed by the figures: ‘all's fish that comes to your net, I suppose?’ ‘Certainly,’ said Mr. Brogley. ‘But sprats ain't whales, you know.’ (Ch. Dickens, ‘Dombey and Son’, ch. IX) — - Не беда, - возразил капитан, хотя он был явно смущен этой цифрой. - Полагаю, вы используете любую рыбу, попадающую к вам в сети. - Разумеется, - сказал мистер Броли. - Но селедка, знаете ли, не кит.
She's had Emmott and Coleman dancing attendance on her as a matter of course. I don't know that she cares for one more than for the other. There are a couple of young Air Force chaps too. I fancy all's fish that comes to her net at present. (A. Christie, ‘Murder in Mesopotamia’, ch. XIX) — За моей дочерью увиваются Эммот и Коулман. Думаю, что по-настоящему ни тот, ни другой ее не интересуют. Кроме того, имеется пара молодых летчиков. Сейчас, по-моему, она никого не отталкивает.
Large English-Russian phrasebook > all is fish that comes to his net
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88 but that
уст.(but that (тж. but what))1) если бы неThe child would have fallen but that her mother caught her. — Ребенок упал бы, если бы мать не подхватила его.
2) чтобы неI was not so dull but what I had my own thoughts. (R. L. Stevenson, ‘The Master of Ballantrae’, ch. XI) — Я был не так глуп - собственные мысли у меня имелись.
No one he had talked to in Parkman but what had had the highest regard and praise for the Hirshes, Frank and Agnes. (J. Jones, ‘Some Came Running’, book IV, ch. LVI) — С кем бы он ни говорил в Паркмене, все с величайшей похвалой и уважением отзывались о Франке и Агнесе Хирш.
No man is so old but that he may learn. — Учиться никогда не поздно.
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89 look like the cat that stole the cream (that or who swallowed a canary)
"выглядeть кaк кoшкa, тaйкoм нaeвшaяcя cмeтaны", имeть caмoдoвoльный вид, cиятьThis is one of Esther's old school photos. Can you spot her? I think that must be her holding the Cup and looking like the cat that stole the cream. Mrs. Tabret.... they came in looking like a pair of cats who'd swallowed a canary and said they were engaged (W. S. Maugham)Concise English-Russian phrasebook > look like the cat that stole the cream (that or who swallowed a canary)
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90 more to it etc than that etc
adj infmlThere was more to her than that — Так считать, значит не понимать всей сложности ее натуры
The new dictionary of modern spoken language > more to it etc than that etc
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91 at that
1) к тому же, вдобавок, сверх тогоAn interesting experience but a painful one at that. (WD) — Интересный и вместе с тем болезненный опыт.
2) и всё же, тем не менее; при всём при томWhat was in her heart God knows, Wilson thought. She hadn't talked much last night. At that it was a pleasure to see her. (E. Hemingway, ‘Selected Stories’, ‘The Short Happy Life of Francis Macomber’) — Одному богу известно, что творилось у нее в душе, подумал Уилсон. Она вчера почти все время молчала. Но все-таки ему было приятно видеть ее.
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92 at that
1) к тoму жe, вдoбaвoк; cвepx тoгo, вмecтe c тeм2) и вcё жe, тeм нe мeнee, пpи вcём пpи тoмWhat was in her heart God knows, Wilson thought. She hadn't talked much last night. At that it was a pleasure to see her (E. Hemingway) -
93 for that matter
1) что касается этого, в этом отношении‘George, my faithful feller [= fellow], how are you?’ George received this advance with a surly indifference, observing that he was well enough for the matter of that, and hammering lustily all the time. (Ch. Dickens, ‘The Old Curiosity Shop’, ch. XXVIII) — - Джордж, мой верный друг! Как поживаешь? Джордж выслушал это приветствие с полным равнодушием и, не переставая старательно стучать молотком, грубовато ответил, что если речь идет о нем, то жаловаться не приходится.
He's a thoroughly good fellow, trustworthy and sensible; so is Bailey, for that matter; and they both know how to hold their tongues. (E. L. Voynich, ‘The Gadfly’, part II, ch. X) — Это очень славный, разумный парень, и вообще он заслуживает полного доверия. Бейли ему в этом отношении не уступит, и оба умеют держать язык за зубами.
2) в сущности, по существу, по правде говоря‘Why don't you let the boy alone?’ ‘Let him alone!’ said Noah. ‘Why everybody lets him alone enough, for the matter of that.’ (Ch. Dickens, ‘Oliver Twist’, ch. V) — - Почему бы вам не оставить мальчика в покое? - Оставить в покое? - повторил Ной. - Да ведь все и так оставили его в покое.
3) вдобавок, к тому же, включаяThe pattern of a novel is of course plain; it has a beginning, a middle and an end; and so, for the matter of that, has a well-constructed story. (W. S. Maugham, ‘Complete Short Stories’, ‘Preface’) — Роман строится очень просто. У него есть начало, середина и конец, и к тому же он должен иметь хорошо продуманную сюжетную линию.
After all you, you haven't done her any harm in this instance. Nor has Tollifer, for that matter. (Th. Dreiser, ‘The Stoic’, ch. 53) — В конце концов, ты не сделал Эйлин ничего дурного. Да и Толлифер тоже, коли на то пошло!
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94 England's problem was that she had neglected her fleet
English-Dutch dictionary > England's problem was that she had neglected her fleet
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95 I never remember her saying that
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96 a consciousness that someone was following her
een gevoel/idee dat ze gevolgd werdEnglish-Dutch dictionary > a consciousness that someone was following her
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97 for her to go to Germany would mean that …
for her to go to Germany would mean that …als zij naar Duitsland zou gaan, zou dat inhouden dat …English-Dutch dictionary > for her to go to Germany would mean that …
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98 his anger was such/such was his anger that he hit her
his anger was such/such was his anger that he hit herEnglish-Dutch dictionary > his anger was such/such was his anger that he hit her
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99 she has nothing that predisposes me to like her
English-Dutch dictionary > she has nothing that predisposes me to like her
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100 the first thing that comes into her head
English-Dutch dictionary > the first thing that comes into her head
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