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1 легкая закуска
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ж.appetizer; hors d'oeuvre (фр.) [ɔː'dɜːvr]; snackхоло́дная заку́ска — cold snack; ( мясная) collation
горя́чая заку́ска — hot snack
лёгкая заку́ска — light snack
на заку́ску — as / for a starter
••на заку́ску (под конец) — to top it off; as one's final
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3 заморить червячка
1) General subject: dull the edge of one's appetite, refresh one's inner man, stay one's hunger, stay one-s appetite, take the edge off appetite, take the edge off one's appetite, lay stomach for a while, satisfy the worm, stay appetite, stay stomach, have a light snack, have a snack, stay ( one's) hunger, stay (one's) stomach, take the edge off one's hunger, stay the pangs of hunger2) Colloquial: stay hunger3) Set phrase: have a bite, have a bite (to eat) -
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ж.appetizer; hors d'oeuvre (фр.), snack♢
на закуску — as a titbit, for a taste -
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1) General subject: bite, chack, gorp, light meal, light repast, lunch, morsel, refection, refreshments, snack, collation (We had a cold collation at a lakeside restaurant. — Мы перекусили в ресторане на берегу озера.)2) American: luncheonette3) Engineering: cocktail snack4) Advertising: snack item5) Makarov: snatch -
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1) General subject: have a bite, have a hurried meal, have a light repast, have a nash, make a light meal, put on the nosebag (особ. на работе), refect oneself, take a snatch, have a snack, have a stand-up meal, put on the nose-bag (особ. на работе), snack, grab a bite to eat2) Colloquial: nosh, get a bite of lunch (около полудня)3) American: nash4) Jargon: get eats, nosh on something, put on the feedbag, chow down, grab a bite, inhale, mug up5) Makarov: snatch6) Phraseological unit: bite to eat (A snack or quick meal.) -
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[-хк-]1) ( на вес) light2) ( нетрудный) easyлёгкая рабо́та — easy / light / simple work
лёгкий слог — easy / facile / simple style
лёгкий за́работок — easy earnings pl
лёгкая добы́ча — easy mark / meat
лёгкая побе́да — easy win; pushover
3) (незначительный, слабый) light, slightлёгкий акце́нт — slight accent
лёгкое вино́ — light wine
лёгкое замеша́тельство — slight confusion
лёгкое наказа́ние — light penalty
4) ( не опасный - о болезненном состоянии) slight, mildлёгкая просту́да — slight cold
лёгкий слу́чай (заболева́ния) — mild case
5) ( не напряжённый) lightлёгкое дыха́ние — light breathing
лёгкая похо́дка — light step
лёгким движе́нием руки́ — with a subtle movement / motion of the hand
6) ( уживчивый) easyлёгкий хара́ктер — easy / sweet temper
у него́ лёгкий хара́ктер — he is easy to get on with
7) (не слишком серьёзный, развлекательный) lightлёгкая му́зыка — light hearing
лёгкое чте́ние — light reading
8) ( легкомысленный) light-mindedлёгкие нра́вы — lax morals
лёгкое отноше́ние (к жи́зни) — thoughtless / careless attitude (to life)
9) воен. lightлёгкая артилле́рия — light artillery
лёгкая кавале́рия — light cavalry
10) ( о еде - необильный) lightлёгкий за́втрак — light breakfast, snack
••лёгкая атле́тика — track and field athletics
лёгкая промы́шленность — light industry
лёгкие де́ньги — easy money
с лёгким се́рдцем — with a light heart; with an easy mind
у него́ лёгкая рука́ разг. — he brings luck
с ва́шей лёгкой руки́ разг. — following your example
лёгок на поми́не! — talk of the devil (and he is sure to appear)!
вы легки́ на поми́не — we were just speaking about you
лёгкий на подъём — см. подъём
же́нщина лёгкого поведе́ния — woman of easy virtue
с лёгким па́ром! — I hope you've enjoyed your bath! ( traditional greeting said to a person who has just taken a bath)
ле́гче лёгкого — as easy as can be
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ШУМИТ/ЗАШУМЕЛО В ГОЛОВЕ ( кого) VP impers) s.o. feels an aching, heavy sensation in his head (from intoxication, fatigue etc): у X-a шумит в голове (от Y-a) = XS head is pounding (throbbing) (from Y) thereS a roaring (X has a roar) in XS head (indicating a light degree of intoxication) X is fuzzy (tipsy).Я сказал, что мы пили за здоровье тети Зины водку, а теперь надо выпить портвейна. В голове шумело, хотелось какого-то движения (Кожевников 1). I said that since we'd drunk to Aunt Zina with the vodka, now we should do it with the port. There was a roar in my head and I wanted some kind of action (1a).«...Вот что можно: предварительно закусить с ним (Об-ломовым) и выпить он смородиновку-то любит. Как в голове зашумит, ты и мигни мне: я и войду с письмецом-то. Он и не посмотрит сумму, подпишет...» (Гончаров 1). "What you could do...would be to have a friendly snack with him (Oblomov) first, he's very fond of currant vodka. As soon as he gets a bit fuzzy, you can give me the sign, and I'll come in with the IOU. He won't even look at the amount, he'll just sign it..." (1b). -
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• ШУМИТ/ЗАШУМЕЛО В ГОЛОВЕ (у кого)[VP; impers]=====⇒ s.o. feels an aching, heavy sensation in his head (from intoxication, fatigue etc):- [indicating a light degree of intoxication] X is fuzzy (tipsy).♦ Я сказал, что мы пили за здоровье тети Зины водку, а теперь надо выпить портвейна. В голове шумело, хотелось какого-то движения (Кожевников 1). I said that since we'd drunk to Aunt Zina with the vodka, now we should do it with the port. There was a roar in my head and I wanted some kind of action (1a).♦ "...Вот что можно: предварительно закусить с ним [Обломовым] и выпить; он смородиновку-то любит. Как в голове зашумит, ты и мигни мне: я и войду с письмецом-то. Он и не посмотрит сумму, подпишет..." (Гончаров 1). "What you could do...would be to have a friendly snack with him [Oblomov] first, he's very fond of currant vodka. As soon as he gets a bit fuzzy, you can give me the sign, and I'll come in with the IOU. He won't even look at the amount, he'll just sign it...'" (1b).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > зашумело в голове
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• ШУМИТ/ЗАШУМЕЛО В ГОЛОВЕ (у кого)[VP; impers]=====⇒ s.o. feels an aching, heavy sensation in his head (from intoxication, fatigue etc):- [indicating a light degree of intoxication] X is fuzzy (tipsy).♦ Я сказал, что мы пили за здоровье тети Зины водку, а теперь надо выпить портвейна. В голове шумело, хотелось какого-то движения (Кожевников 1). I said that since we'd drunk to Aunt Zina with the vodka, now we should do it with the port. There was a roar in my head and I wanted some kind of action (1a).♦ "...Вот что можно: предварительно закусить с ним [Обломовым] и выпить; он смородиновку-то любит. Как в голове зашумит, ты и мигни мне: я и войду с письмецом-то. Он и не посмотрит сумму, подпишет..." (Гончаров 1). "What you could do...would be to have a friendly snack with him [Oblomov] first, he's very fond of currant vodka. As soon as he gets a bit fuzzy, you can give me the sign, and I'll come in with the IOU. He won't even look at the amount, he'll just sign it...'" (1b).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > шумит в голове
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