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  • 121 сдавать в архив

    СДАВАТЬ/СДАТЬ В АРХИВ
    [VP; subj: human; often 3rd pers pl with indef. refer., infin with надо, пора, рано etc, or short-form past passive Part]
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    1. сдавать в архив кого to dismiss s.o., regarding him as unfit for some activity (usu. of a person unfit to fulfill his responsibilities at work because of his age, lack of abilities etc):
    - X-a сдали в архив X was put <turned, sent> out to pasture;
    - X was sent to the glue factory;
    - [in limited contexts] X is a back number.
         ♦ В то время, когда Козлику исполнилось тридцать лет, князь ещё не совсем был сдан в архив... (Салтыков-Щедрин 2). At the time Kozelkov reached the age of thirty, the prince had not been put on the shelf altogether... (2a).
         ♦ "Я хоть теперь сдан в архив, а... я психолог по-своему и физиогномист" (Тургенев 2). "Though I'm a back number now...I am something of a psychologist...in my own fashion, and a physiognomist" (2c).
    2. сдавать в архив что to stop using sth. forever, consign sth. to oblivion as outdated, useless:
    - X сдал Y в архив X scrapped (shelved) Y;
    - X relegated Y to the archives.
         ♦ " Увы! - с сожалением ответил Берлиоз, - ни одно из этих доказательств ничего не стоит, и человечество давно сдало их в архив" (Булгаков 9). "Alas!" Berlioz answered with regret. "None of these proofs is worth a thing, and humanity has long since scrapped them" (9a).

    Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > сдавать в архив

  • 122 сдать в архив

    СДАВАТЬ/СДАТЬ В АРХИВ
    [VP; subj: human; often 3rd pers pl with indef. refer., infin with надо, пора, рано etc, or short-form past passive Part]
    =====
    1. сдать в архив кого to dismiss s.o., regarding him as unfit for some activity (usu. of a person unfit to fulfill his responsibilities at work because of his age, lack of abilities etc):
    - X-a сдали в архив X was put <turned, sent> out to pasture;
    - X was sent to the glue factory;
    - [in limited contexts] X is a back number.
         ♦ В то время, когда Козлику исполнилось тридцать лет, князь ещё не совсем был сдан в архив... (Салтыков-Щедрин 2). At the time Kozelkov reached the age of thirty, the prince had not been put on the shelf altogether... (2a).
         ♦ "Я хоть теперь сдан в архив, а... я психолог по-своему и физиогномист" (Тургенев 2). "Though I'm a back number now...I am something of a psychologist...in my own fashion, and a physiognomist" (2c).
    2. сдать в архив что to stop using sth. forever, consign sth. to oblivion as outdated, useless:
    - X сдал Y в архив X scrapped (shelved) Y;
    - X relegated Y to the archives.
         ♦ " Увы! - с сожалением ответил Берлиоз, - ни одно из этих доказательств ничего не стоит, и человечество давно сдало их в архив" (Булгаков 9). "Alas!" Berlioz answered with regret. "None of these proofs is worth a thing, and humanity has long since scrapped them" (9a).

    Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > сдать в архив

  • 123 на учете

    [PrepP; Invar; subj-compl with быть]
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    1. на учете где. Also: СОСТОЯТЬ (СТОЯТЬ) НА УЧЕТЕ [VP; subj: human]
    one is placed on a list (at some organization, office etc):
    - X на учете X is registered;
    - X is numbered (in some records etc);
    || X на учёте в психиатрической больнице (туберкулёзном диспансере и т. п.) X is under psychiatric observation;
    - X is registered as a mental (TB etc) patient (case).
         ♦ "Хочешь подробности о ней узнать, зайди в детскую комнату шестого отделения милиции. Она там на учете стояла" (Чернёнок 1). "If you want to know more about her, drop by the juveniles' room of the Sixth Precinct. She has a record there" (1a).
         ♦...Потом женщина вышла к Рите и сказала, что забирает Нюру на месяц в больницу, в психиатрическую. Ничего страшного, особый вид шизофрении. Оказывается, Нюра давно уже на учете, а мы не знали (Трифонов 5). Then the woman came out and told Rita that she was taking Nyura to the hospital for a month, to the psychiatric hospital. Nothing frightening, just a particular form of schizophrenia. It turned out that Nyura had been under observation for a long time, and we hadn't known anything about it (5a).
    2. [subj: human, concr, or count abstr, often preceded by каждый]
    the person or thing named is important, has significance:
    - каждый X на учёте every X counts (matters);
    - every X is significant (precious).
         ♦ Людей у нас не хватает, каждый человек на учете. We're short of people, every man counts.

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  • 124 состоять на учете

    [PrepP; Invar; subj-compl with быть]
    =====
    one is placed on a list (at some organization, office etc):
    - X is numbered (in some records etc);
    || X на учёте в психиатрической больнице (туберкулёзном диспансере и т. п.) X is under psychiatric observation;
    - X is registered as a mental (TB etc) patient (case).
         ♦ "Хочешь подробности о ней узнать, зайди в детскую комнату шестого отделения милиции. Она там на учете стояла" (Чернёнок 1). "If you want to know more about her, drop by the juveniles' room of the Sixth Precinct. She has a record there" (1a).
         ♦...Потом женщина вышла к Рите и сказала, что забирает Нюру на месяц в больницу, в психиатрическую. Ничего страшного, особый вид шизофрении. Оказывается, Нюра давно уже на учете, а мы не знали (Трифонов 5). Then the woman came out and told Rita that she was taking Nyura to the hospital for a month, to the psychiatric hospital. Nothing frightening, just a particular form of schizophrenia. It turned out that Nyura had been under observation for a long time, and we hadn't known anything about it (5a).
    2. [subj: human, concr, or count abstr, often preceded by каждый]
    the person or thing named is important, has significance:
    - every X is significant (precious).
         ♦ Людей у нас не хватает, каждый человек на учете. We're short of people, every man counts.

    Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > состоять на учете

  • 125 стоять на учете

    [PrepP; Invar; subj-compl with быть]
    =====
    one is placed on a list (at some organization, office etc):
    - X is numbered (in some records etc);
    || X на учёте в психиатрической больнице (туберкулёзном диспансере и т. п.) X is under psychiatric observation;
    - X is registered as a mental (TB etc) patient (case).
         ♦ "Хочешь подробности о ней узнать, зайди в детскую комнату шестого отделения милиции. Она там на учете стояла" (Чернёнок 1). "If you want to know more about her, drop by the juveniles' room of the Sixth Precinct. She has a record there" (1a).
         ♦...Потом женщина вышла к Рите и сказала, что забирает Нюру на месяц в больницу, в психиатрическую. Ничего страшного, особый вид шизофрении. Оказывается, Нюра давно уже на учете, а мы не знали (Трифонов 5). Then the woman came out and told Rita that she was taking Nyura to the hospital for a month, to the psychiatric hospital. Nothing frightening, just a particular form of schizophrenia. It turned out that Nyura had been under observation for a long time, and we hadn't known anything about it (5a).
    2. [subj: human, concr, or count abstr, often preceded by каждый]
    the person or thing named is important, has significance:
    - every X is significant (precious).
         ♦ Людей у нас не хватает, каждый человек на учете. We're short of people, every man counts.

    Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > стоять на учете

  • 126 Р-369

    СКОР (СКОРЫЙ) НА РУКУ coll AdjP subj-compl with copula, subj: human (both variants), or modif ( var. with long-form Adj) fixed WO
    1. quick to harm or punish s.o. by striking him (with one's hand, a belt etc): quick with one's fists
    quick to use the strap (the belt, the rod) (of a parent) quick to hit (spank, smack, whack, wallop etc) one's child (kids etc).
    Иван Петрович был скор на руку: узнав о драке, он сразу же отколотил Павлика, а потом уж стал разбираться, кто прав, кто виноват. Ivan Petrovich was quick to hit his kids: when he heard about the fight, he immediately whacked Pavlik and only then began looking into who was right and who was wrong.
    2. quick in one's work, in making decisions, in accomplishing things etc: (one) gets things done (can do sth. etc) in no time flat
    (one) makes (can make) short work of sth.
    Палатку у нас всегда разбивает Инна, так как она скора на руку. Inna's the one who always pitches our tent because she can do it in no time fiat

    Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > Р-369

  • 127 скор на руку

    СКОР < СКОРЫЙ> НА РУКУ coll
    [AdjP; subj compl with copula, subj: human (both variants), or modif (var. with long-form Adj); fixed WO]
    =====
    1. quick to harm or punish s.o. by striking him (with one's hand, a belt etc):
    - quick to use the strap (the belt, the rod);
    - [of a parent] quick to hit (spank, smack, whack, wallop etc) one's child (kids etc).
         ♦ Иван Петрович был скор на руку: узнав о драке, он сразу же отколотил Павлика, а потом уж стал разбираться, кто прав, кто виноват. Ivan Petrovich was quick to hit his kids: when he heard about the fight, he immediately whacked Pavlik and only then began looking into who was right and who was wrong.
    2. quick in one's work, in making decisions, in accomplishing things etc:
    - (one) gets things done (can do sth. etc) in no time flat;
    - (one) makes (can make) short work of sth.
         ♦ Палатку у нас всегда разбивает Инна, так как она скора на руку. Inna's the one who always pitches our tent because she can do it in no time flat

    Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > скор на руку

  • 128 скорый на руку

    СКОР < СКОРЫЙ> НА РУКУ coll
    [AdjP; subj compl with copula, subj: human (both variants), or modif (var. with long-form Adj); fixed WO]
    =====
    1. quick to harm or punish s.o. by striking him (with one's hand, a belt etc):
    - quick to use the strap (the belt, the rod);
    - [of a parent] quick to hit (spank, smack, whack, wallop etc) one's child (kids etc).
         ♦ Иван Петрович был скор на руку: узнав о драке, он сразу же отколотил Павлика, а потом уж стал разбираться, кто прав, кто виноват. Ivan Petrovich was quick to hit his kids: when he heard about the fight, he immediately whacked Pavlik and only then began looking into who was right and who was wrong.
    2. quick in one's work, in making decisions, in accomplishing things etc:
    - (one) gets things done (can do sth. etc) in no time flat;
    - (one) makes (can make) short work of sth.
         ♦ Палатку у нас всегда разбивает Инна, так как она скора на руку. Inna's the one who always pitches our tent because she can do it in no time flat

    Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > скорый на руку

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