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41 уйти из рук
[VP]=====1. [subj: concr]⇒ to discontinue being in s.o.'s possession or at s.o.'s disposal:- X slipped out of Y's hands (grasp).2. [subj: usu. human]⇒ to liberate o.s. from s.o. who has the power to control one, dictate one's future etc:- X escaped (got away) from Y.♦ "Что я, в самом деле, за дурак, стою тут и греха набираюсь! Назад!" - и набожный кузнец опрометью выбежал из хаты. Однако ж черт, сидевший в мешке и заранее уже радовавшийся, не мог вытерпеть, чтобы ушла из рук его такая славная добыча. Как только кузнец опустил мешок, он выскочил из него и сел верхом ему на шею (Гоголь 5). "What a fool I am, really. I am standing here and preparing to sinf Back!..." And the pious blacksmith ran headlong out of the hut. But the devil, sitting in the sack and already gloating over his prey, could not endure letting such a glorious capture slip through his fingers. As soon as the blacksmith put down the sack the devil skipped out of it and straddled his neck (5a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > уйти из рук
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42 уходить из рук
[VP]=====1. [subj: concr]⇒ to discontinue being in s.o.'s possession or at s.o.'s disposal:- X slipped out of Y's hands (grasp).2. [subj: usu. human]⇒ to liberate o.s. from s.o. who has the power to control one, dictate one's future etc:- X escaped (got away) from Y.♦ "Что я, в самом деле, за дурак, стою тут и греха набираюсь! Назад!" - и набожный кузнец опрометью выбежал из хаты. Однако ж черт, сидевший в мешке и заранее уже радовавшийся, не мог вытерпеть, чтобы ушла из рук его такая славная добыча. Как только кузнец опустил мешок, он выскочил из него и сел верхом ему на шею (Гоголь 5). "What a fool I am, really. I am standing here and preparing to sinf Back!..." And the pious blacksmith ran headlong out of the hut. But the devil, sitting in the sack and already gloating over his prey, could not endure letting such a glorious capture slip through his fingers. As soon as the blacksmith put down the sack the devil skipped out of it and straddled his neck (5a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > уходить из рук
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43 опущение
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44 запускать глаза
запускать глаза (глазенапы, глазенапа)прост.1) ( куда) (заглядывать, смотреть украдкой) peer (peep) into smth.Покорный своей привычке совать свой нос и запускать глазенапа всюду, где только возможно, он, то нагибаясь, то сильно вытягиваясь, заглядывал в рукомойник, в складки опущенной шторы, в дверные щели, в лампу... (А. Чехов, Драма на охоте) — In accordance with his habit of sticking his nose and letting his eyes peer into everything, he either stooped down or stretched out, peeped into the washstand, into the folds of the closed blinds, into the chinks of the door, into the lamp....
2) ( на что) (проявлять корыстный интерес к чему-либо, стремиться присвоить что-либо) get (have) one's eyes (eye) on smb., smth.Кочкарёв.
Есть ещё брат, который тоже запускает глаза на дом... (Н. Гоголь, Женитьба) — Kochkaryov: There is another brother, who also has his eye on the mansion.Русско-английский фразеологический словарь > запускать глаза
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45 с ветерком
(ехать, везти кого-либо и т. п.)разг.run (fly, drive, etc.) like the wind (with a zoom); rush smb. somewhere in no time (in a jiffy)Шофёр, любивший езду "с ветерком", быстро привёз Дубенко. (А. Первенцев, Испытание) — The chauffeur enjoyed nothing so much as letting her run like the wind, and rushed him there in no time.
Десятник подошёл к рукоятчице. - Ты вот что, - озабоченно сказал он, - ты дай сигнал: осторожнее. Видишь, - метнул он лампочкой в сторону ребят, - кого везу. - А что им сделается? - засмеялась рукоятчица. - Ишь, они какие! Их с ветерком надо. (Б. Горбатов, Донбасс) — The foreman went up to the bankswoman. 'Look here,' he said worriedly, 'you give the signal to go easy. See what passengers I have,' he swung his lamp in the boys' direction. 'What are they, china-ware?' the woman laughed. 'Look at them! They ought to be taken down with a zoom...'
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