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НА КАЖДОМ ШАГУ PrepP Invar adv used with impfv verbs fixed WOconstantly and/or everywhereat every step (turn)(in limited contexts) all around ( s.o.) all over the place.На каждом шагу встречаю доброжелателей, которые предупреждают. Вам надо смотреть в оба, вы должны бороться (Войнович 1). At every step I was meeting well-wishers who forewarned me. "You have to keep your eyes open, you should put up a fight" (1a).Они тебе лгут на каждом шагу, а от тебя требуют безусловной правдивости (Зиновьев 1). They lie to you at every turn, but from you They demand unconditional truth (1a).Удивительно, как это так наука до сих пор не открыла и не доказала вполне научно и логично - переселение душ. А примеры - на каждом шагу (Терц 2). It is amazing that science has not yet discovered and given a complete logical proof of the transmigration of souls. Yet there are examples all around us (2a).Мы проедали деньги (, полученные за плакаты,) в кофейнях и кондитерских. Они открывались на каждом шагу... (Мандельштам 2). We spent it (the money we got for our posters) in the coffeehouses and pastry shops which were being opened all over the place... (2a).(context translation) Я был избавлен от необходимости собирать справки о личности Иванько, сведения о нём сыпались на меня на каждом шагу (Войнович 1). I was spared the necessity of gathering information on Ivanko-reports on him rained down on me (1a). -
122 будто холодной водой облить
• ОКАТИТЬ < ОБЛИТЬ> ХОЛОДНОЙ ВОДОЙ < УШАТОМ ХОЛОДНОЙ ВОДЫ> кого; КАК <БУДТО, СЛОВНО, ТОЧНО> ХОЛОДНОЙ ВОДОЙ ОКАТИТЬ < ОБЛИТЬ>; ВЫЛИТЬ УШАТ ХОЛОДНОЙ ВОДЫ на когоall coll[VP; subj: human or abstr; var. with как can be impers: окатило; often 3rd pers pl with indef. refer.]=====⇒ to discourage s.o., dampen s.o.'s zeal or enthusiasm:- X threw a bucket < a pail> of cold water over Y;- thing X made Y feel as though someone had thrown < poured> cold water over <on> him;- thing X made Y feel as though someone had thrown a bucket < a pail> of cold water over <on> him;- [in limited contexts] person X rained on Y's parade.♦...Спокойствие Зинаиды меня точно холодной водой окатило. Я понял, что я дитя в её глазах, - и мне стало очень тяжело! (Тургенев 3)....Zinaida's composure made me feel as though someone had poured cold water over me: I realised that I was a child in her eyes-and I felt very unhappy! (3a).♦ Сосед Павел Сочава на всю улицу иронически сказал: "А вот и Толя награбил! Иди скажи своей матери, чтобы она тебя выпорола". Меня словно окатили холодной водой (Кузнецов 1)....Our neighbor Pavel Sochava remarked loudly and ironically, for the whole street to hear, "So Toly a has been plundering, too. Go on home and tell your mother to give you a good spanking." I felt as though someone had thrown a pail of cold water over me (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > будто холодной водой облить
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123 будто холодной водой окатить
• ОКАТИТЬ < ОБЛИТЬ> ХОЛОДНОЙ ВОДОЙ < УШАТОМ ХОЛОДНОЙ ВОДЫ> кого; КАК <БУДТО, СЛОВНО, ТОЧНО> ХОЛОДНОЙ ВОДОЙ ОКАТИТЬ < ОБЛИТЬ>; ВЫЛИТЬ УШАТ ХОЛОДНОЙ ВОДЫ на когоall coll[VP; subj: human or abstr; var. with как can be impers: окатило; often 3rd pers pl with indef. refer.]=====⇒ to discourage s.o., dampen s.o.'s zeal or enthusiasm:- X threw a bucket < a pail> of cold water over Y;- thing X made Y feel as though someone had thrown < poured> cold water over <on> him;- thing X made Y feel as though someone had thrown a bucket < a pail> of cold water over <on> him;- [in limited contexts] person X rained on Y's parade.♦...Спокойствие Зинаиды меня точно холодной водой окатило. Я понял, что я дитя в её глазах, - и мне стало очень тяжело! (Тургенев 3)....Zinaida's composure made me feel as though someone had poured cold water over me: I realised that I was a child in her eyes-and I felt very unhappy! (3a).♦ Сосед Павел Сочава на всю улицу иронически сказал: "А вот и Толя награбил! Иди скажи своей матери, чтобы она тебя выпорола". Меня словно окатили холодной водой (Кузнецов 1)....Our neighbor Pavel Sochava remarked loudly and ironically, for the whole street to hear, "So Toly a has been plundering, too. Go on home and tell your mother to give you a good spanking." I felt as though someone had thrown a pail of cold water over me (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > будто холодной водой окатить
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124 как холодной водой облить
• ОКАТИТЬ < ОБЛИТЬ> ХОЛОДНОЙ ВОДОЙ < УШАТОМ ХОЛОДНОЙ ВОДЫ> кого; КАК <БУДТО, СЛОВНО, ТОЧНО> ХОЛОДНОЙ ВОДОЙ ОКАТИТЬ < ОБЛИТЬ>; ВЫЛИТЬ УШАТ ХОЛОДНОЙ ВОДЫ на когоall coll[VP; subj: human or abstr; var. with как can be impers: окатило; often 3rd pers pl with indef. refer.]=====⇒ to discourage s.o., dampen s.o.'s zeal or enthusiasm:- X threw a bucket < a pail> of cold water over Y;- thing X made Y feel as though someone had thrown < poured> cold water over <on> him;- thing X made Y feel as though someone had thrown a bucket < a pail> of cold water over <on> him;- [in limited contexts] person X rained on Y's parade.♦...Спокойствие Зинаиды меня точно холодной водой окатило. Я понял, что я дитя в её глазах, - и мне стало очень тяжело! (Тургенев 3)....Zinaida's composure made me feel as though someone had poured cold water over me: I realised that I was a child in her eyes-and I felt very unhappy! (3a).♦ Сосед Павел Сочава на всю улицу иронически сказал: "А вот и Толя награбил! Иди скажи своей матери, чтобы она тебя выпорола". Меня словно окатили холодной водой (Кузнецов 1)....Our neighbor Pavel Sochava remarked loudly and ironically, for the whole street to hear, "So Toly a has been plundering, too. Go on home and tell your mother to give you a good spanking." I felt as though someone had thrown a pail of cold water over me (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > как холодной водой облить
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125 как холодной водой окатить
• ОКАТИТЬ < ОБЛИТЬ> ХОЛОДНОЙ ВОДОЙ < УШАТОМ ХОЛОДНОЙ ВОДЫ> кого; КАК <БУДТО, СЛОВНО, ТОЧНО> ХОЛОДНОЙ ВОДОЙ ОКАТИТЬ < ОБЛИТЬ>; ВЫЛИТЬ УШАТ ХОЛОДНОЙ ВОДЫ на когоall coll[VP; subj: human or abstr; var. with как can be impers: окатило; often 3rd pers pl with indef. refer.]=====⇒ to discourage s.o., dampen s.o.'s zeal or enthusiasm:- X threw a bucket < a pail> of cold water over Y;- thing X made Y feel as though someone had thrown < poured> cold water over <on> him;- thing X made Y feel as though someone had thrown a bucket < a pail> of cold water over <on> him;- [in limited contexts] person X rained on Y's parade.♦...Спокойствие Зинаиды меня точно холодной водой окатило. Я понял, что я дитя в её глазах, - и мне стало очень тяжело! (Тургенев 3)....Zinaida's composure made me feel as though someone had poured cold water over me: I realised that I was a child in her eyes-and I felt very unhappy! (3a).♦ Сосед Павел Сочава на всю улицу иронически сказал: "А вот и Толя награбил! Иди скажи своей матери, чтобы она тебя выпорола". Меня словно окатили холодной водой (Кузнецов 1)....Our neighbor Pavel Sochava remarked loudly and ironically, for the whole street to hear, "So Toly a has been plundering, too. Go on home and tell your mother to give you a good spanking." I felt as though someone had thrown a pail of cold water over me (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > как холодной водой окатить
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126 облить ушатом холодной воды
• ОКАТИТЬ < ОБЛИТЬ> ХОЛОДНОЙ ВОДОЙ < УШАТОМ ХОЛОДНОЙ ВОДЫ> кого; КАК <БУДТО, СЛОВНО, ТОЧНО> ХОЛОДНОЙ ВОДОЙ ОКАТИТЬ < ОБЛИТЬ>; ВЫЛИТЬ УШАТ ХОЛОДНОЙ ВОДЫ на когоall coll[VP; subj: human or abstr; var. with как can be impers: окатило; often 3rd pers pl with indef. refer.]=====⇒ to discourage s.o., dampen s.o.'s zeal or enthusiasm:- X threw a bucket < a pail> of cold water over Y;- thing X made Y feel as though someone had thrown < poured> cold water over <on> him;- thing X made Y feel as though someone had thrown a bucket < a pail> of cold water over <on> him;- [in limited contexts] person X rained on Y's parade.♦...Спокойствие Зинаиды меня точно холодной водой окатило. Я понял, что я дитя в её глазах, - и мне стало очень тяжело! (Тургенев 3)....Zinaida's composure made me feel as though someone had poured cold water over me: I realised that I was a child in her eyes-and I felt very unhappy! (3a).♦ Сосед Павел Сочава на всю улицу иронически сказал: "А вот и Толя награбил! Иди скажи своей матери, чтобы она тебя выпорола". Меня словно окатили холодной водой (Кузнецов 1)....Our neighbor Pavel Sochava remarked loudly and ironically, for the whole street to hear, "So Toly a has been plundering, too. Go on home and tell your mother to give you a good spanking." I felt as though someone had thrown a pail of cold water over me (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > облить ушатом холодной воды
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127 облить холодной водой
• ОКАТИТЬ < ОБЛИТЬ> ХОЛОДНОЙ ВОДОЙ < УШАТОМ ХОЛОДНОЙ ВОДЫ> кого; КАК <БУДТО, СЛОВНО, ТОЧНО> ХОЛОДНОЙ ВОДОЙ ОКАТИТЬ < ОБЛИТЬ>; ВЫЛИТЬ УШАТ ХОЛОДНОЙ ВОДЫ на когоall coll[VP; subj: human or abstr; var. with как can be impers: окатило; often 3rd pers pl with indef. refer.]=====⇒ to discourage s.o., dampen s.o.'s zeal or enthusiasm:- X threw a bucket < a pail> of cold water over Y;- thing X made Y feel as though someone had thrown < poured> cold water over <on> him;- thing X made Y feel as though someone had thrown a bucket < a pail> of cold water over <on> him;- [in limited contexts] person X rained on Y's parade.♦...Спокойствие Зинаиды меня точно холодной водой окатило. Я понял, что я дитя в её глазах, - и мне стало очень тяжело! (Тургенев 3)....Zinaida's composure made me feel as though someone had poured cold water over me: I realised that I was a child in her eyes-and I felt very unhappy! (3a).♦ Сосед Павел Сочава на всю улицу иронически сказал: "А вот и Толя награбил! Иди скажи своей матери, чтобы она тебя выпорола". Меня словно окатили холодной водой (Кузнецов 1)....Our neighbor Pavel Sochava remarked loudly and ironically, for the whole street to hear, "So Toly a has been plundering, too. Go on home and tell your mother to give you a good spanking." I felt as though someone had thrown a pail of cold water over me (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > облить холодной водой
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128 окатить ушатом холодной воды
• ОКАТИТЬ < ОБЛИТЬ> ХОЛОДНОЙ ВОДОЙ < УШАТОМ ХОЛОДНОЙ ВОДЫ> кого; КАК <БУДТО, СЛОВНО, ТОЧНО> ХОЛОДНОЙ ВОДОЙ ОКАТИТЬ < ОБЛИТЬ>; ВЫЛИТЬ УШАТ ХОЛОДНОЙ ВОДЫ на когоall coll[VP; subj: human or abstr; var. with как can be impers: окатило; often 3rd pers pl with indef. refer.]=====⇒ to discourage s.o., dampen s.o.'s zeal or enthusiasm:- X threw a bucket < a pail> of cold water over Y;- thing X made Y feel as though someone had thrown < poured> cold water over <on> him;- thing X made Y feel as though someone had thrown a bucket < a pail> of cold water over <on> him;- [in limited contexts] person X rained on Y's parade.♦...Спокойствие Зинаиды меня точно холодной водой окатило. Я понял, что я дитя в её глазах, - и мне стало очень тяжело! (Тургенев 3)....Zinaida's composure made me feel as though someone had poured cold water over me: I realised that I was a child in her eyes-and I felt very unhappy! (3a).♦ Сосед Павел Сочава на всю улицу иронически сказал: "А вот и Толя награбил! Иди скажи своей матери, чтобы она тебя выпорола". Меня словно окатили холодной водой (Кузнецов 1)....Our neighbor Pavel Sochava remarked loudly and ironically, for the whole street to hear, "So Toly a has been plundering, too. Go on home and tell your mother to give you a good spanking." I felt as though someone had thrown a pail of cold water over me (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > окатить ушатом холодной воды
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