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ПОЕДОМ ЕСТЬ/СЪЕСТЬ (кого) coll VP usu. impfv if pfv, usu. fut more often this WO)1. ( subj: a noun denoting insects (комары, мошкара etc)) to bite s.o. continuously: комары (мошкара и т. п.) (Y-a) поедом едят « mosquitoes (gnats etc) are eating Y alive.2. (subj: human to make life horrible for s.o., usu. through incessant faultfinding, reproaches etc: X Y-a поедом ест = X is eating Y aliveX makes Y's life miserable X never lets up (on Y) X is forever (always) on Y's case (back) (in limited contexts) X keeps (is always etc) nagging at Y all X does is (knows is to) nag, nag, nag X bullies Y.«Темен, ленив, поди, русский мужичок... Ты видел, как он сало солит? Набросает в бочку кусками и рад. А попробуй кто в деревне покоптить или повялить, поедом съедят...» (Максимов 3). "He's just ignorant and idle, the Russian peasant.... Have you ever seen how he salts fat bacon? Throws lumps of it into a barrel and thinks he's smart. Just let anybody in the village try smoking or dry-curing it: They'll eat him alive..." (3a).(Кабанов:)...(Мать) всё приставала: «Женись да женись, я хоть бы поглядела на тебя, на женатого»! А теперь поедом ест, проходу не даёт - всё за тебя (Островский 6). (К.:)...She (Mother) never stopped saying, "Get married, that's what you should do, get married. If only I'd see you married." And now she never lets up, never gives me a minute's peace. And all because of you (6f).Вот, Семерик, какая у тебя была жена, а ты её всю жизнь поедом ел!» (Кузнецов 1). "Look, Semerik, what a wonderful wife you had, yet you kept nagging at her all her life!" (1b).(Анисья:) Ни работы от тебя, ни радости. Только поедом ешь (Толстой 1). (A.:) One gets neither work nor pleasure out of you. All you know is to nag, nag, nag (lc).Кулигин:) И не от воров они запираются, а чтоб люди не видали, как они своих домашних едят поедом да семью тиранят (Островский 6). (К.:) It wasn't to keep thieves out that they bolted themselves in, but to prevent people from seeing the way they bully their servants and oppress their families (6d). -
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• ПОЕДОМ ЕСТЬ/СЪЕСТЬ ( кого) coll[VP; usu. impfv; if pfv, usu. fut; more often this WO]=====1. [subj: a noun denoting insects (комары, мошкара etc)]⇒ to bite s.o. continuously:2. [subj: human]⇒ to make life horrible for s.o., usu. through incessant faultfinding, reproaches etc:- [in limited contexts] X keeps <is always etc> nagging at Y;- all X does is < knows is to> nag, nag, nag;- X bullies Y.♦ "Тёмен, ленив, поди, русский мужичок... Ты видел, как он сало солит? Набросает в бочку кусками и рад. А попробуй кто в деревне покоптить или повялить, поедом съедят..." (Максимов 3). "He's just ignorant and idle, the Russian peasant.... Have you ever seen how he salts fat bacon? Throws lumps of it into a barrel and thinks he's smart. Just let anybody in the village try smoking or dry-curing it: They'll eat him alive..." (3a).♦ [Кабанов:]...[ Мать] всё приставала: "Женись да женись, я хоть бы поглядела на тебя, на женатого"! А теперь поедом ест, проходу не даёт - всё за тебя (Островский 6). [К.:]... She [Mother] never stopped saying, "Get married, that's what you should do, get married. If only I'd see you married." And now she never lets up, never gives me a minute's peace. And all because of you (6f).♦ "Вот, Семерик, какая у тебя была жена, а ты её всю жизнь поедом ел!" (Кузнецов 1). "Look, Semerik, what a wonderful wife you had, yet you kept nagging at her all her life!" (1b).♦ [Анисья:] Ни работы от тебя, ни радости. Только поедом ешь (Толстой 1). [A.:] One gets neither work nor pleasure out of you. All you know is to nag, nag, nag (lc).♦ [Кулигин:] И не от воров они запираются, а чтоб люди не видали, как они своих домашних едят поедом да семью тиранят (Островский 6). [К.:] It wasn't to keep thieves out that they bolted themselves in, but to prevent people from seeing the way they bully their servants and oppress their families (6d).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > поедом есть
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• ПОЕДОМ ЕСТЬ/СЪЕСТЬ ( кого) coll[VP; usu. impfv; if pfv, usu. fut; more often this WO]=====1. [subj: a noun denoting insects (комары, мошкара etc)]⇒ to bite s.o. continuously:2. [subj: human]⇒ to make life horrible for s.o., usu. through incessant faultfinding, reproaches etc:- [in limited contexts] X keeps <is always etc> nagging at Y;- all X does is < knows is to> nag, nag, nag;- X bullies Y.♦ "Тёмен, ленив, поди, русский мужичок... Ты видел, как он сало солит? Набросает в бочку кусками и рад. А попробуй кто в деревне покоптить или повялить, поедом съедят..." (Максимов 3). "He's just ignorant and idle, the Russian peasant.... Have you ever seen how he salts fat bacon? Throws lumps of it into a barrel and thinks he's smart. Just let anybody in the village try smoking or dry-curing it: They'll eat him alive..." (3a).♦ [Кабанов:]...[ Мать] всё приставала: "Женись да женись, я хоть бы поглядела на тебя, на женатого"! А теперь поедом ест, проходу не даёт - всё за тебя (Островский 6). [К.:]... She [Mother] never stopped saying, "Get married, that's what you should do, get married. If only I'd see you married." And now she never lets up, never gives me a minute's peace. And all because of you (6f).♦ "Вот, Семерик, какая у тебя была жена, а ты её всю жизнь поедом ел!" (Кузнецов 1). "Look, Semerik, what a wonderful wife you had, yet you kept nagging at her all her life!" (1b).♦ [Анисья:] Ни работы от тебя, ни радости. Только поедом ешь (Толстой 1). [A.:] One gets neither work nor pleasure out of you. All you know is to nag, nag, nag (lc).♦ [Кулигин:] И не от воров они запираются, а чтоб люди не видали, как они своих домашних едят поедом да семью тиранят (Островский 6). [К.:] It wasn't to keep thieves out that they bolted themselves in, but to prevent people from seeing the way they bully their servants and oppress their families (6d).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > поедом съесть
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f 1. (G pl ciem) (motyl) moth 2. sgt książk. (duża liczba) horde- ćma ludzi a horde of people- ćma komarów a swarm of gnats a. mosquitoes3. sgt książk. (ciemność) darkness- przedwieczorna ćma twilight, dusk- ćma nocy the dead of night* * ** * *f.Gen.pl. ciem1. ent. (= nocny motyl) moth.2. (= mnóstwo) swarm.3. przest., poet. darkness.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > ćma
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m.1 mosquito bar or net, a gauze cover hung over a bed, to keep off gnats and mosquitoes.2 mosquito net, fly net.* * *1 mosquito net\mosquitero común chiffchaffmosquitero musical willow warblermosquitero silbador wood warbler* * *SM mosquito net* * ** * *----* mosquitero troquiloide = greenish warbler.* * ** * ** mosquitero troquiloide = greenish warbler.* * *(de una ventana) mosquito netting; (de tela) mosquito net* * *
mosquitero sustantivo masculino,
( de tela) mosquito net
mosquitero sustantivo masculino mosquito net
* * *mosquitero nm1. [mosquitera] mosquito net2. [ave] chiffchaffmosquitero musical willow warbler;mosquitero silbador wood warbler* * *m mosquito net* * *mosquitero nm: mosquito net -
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1. /пропущено/ III/пропущено/of pie, cite.) надкусить яблоко и т. д.; bite one's finger nails (one's lips) кусать ногти (губы); bite one's lip (one's tongue) прикусить себе губу (язык); what's bitten him? coll. какая муха его укусила?2)bite.smth. mustard (pepper, etc.) bites the tongue горчица и т. д. жжет /щиплет/ язык; strong acids bite metals кислоты разъедают металл; the wind (the frost) bites the face (the cheeks) ветер (мороз) жжет /щиплет/ лицо (щеки); the frost bit the leaves (the fruit blossoms, etc.) морозном) побил(о) листья и т. д.2. IVbite smb., smth. in some manner bite smb., smth. unexpectedly (savagely, viciously, murderously, etc.) неожиданно и т. д). укусить кого-л., что-л.; bite an apple (a piece of meat, a slice of pie, etc.) hurriedly (hastily. daintly, etc.) быстро и т. д. откусить яблоко и т. д.3. XI1) be bitten by smb., smth. I was bitten by a snake меня ужалила змея; her fingers were bitten by frost она отморозила себе пальцы; be bitten in /on/ smth. I was bitten in /on/ the leg by a gnat (by the dog, etc.) комар и т. д. укусил меня в ногу; be bitten in some manner I was badly (dreadfully) bitten by the mosquitoes (by the gnats, by fleas, etc.) меня сильно /страшно/ искусали /покусали/ москиты и т. д.2) be bitten т some manner with lover of smth., smb. coil. Ire badly (much, completely, etc.) bitten with /over/ the angling mania (with his new hobby, over an actress, etc.) сильно и т. д. увлекаться /"заболеть"/ рыбной ловлей и т. д.; he was completely bitten with a desire to help her он горел желанием помочь ей4. XVI1)bite at smth. bite at an apple (at cake, at the piece of meat, etc.) a) ловить ртом /стараться откусить/ яблоко и т. д.; б) надкусывать яблоко и т. д. или откусывать от яблока и т. д. маленькие кусочки; the dog was bitting at flears собака щелкала зубами, ловя блох; bite at a hook (at a bait) ловиться на крючок (на приманку); they are too known to bite at such a bite они слишком опытны, чтобы попасться /пойти, клюнуть/на такую приманку2)bite into /on/ smth. bite into the meat (into the bread, on a bone, etc.) вгрызаться в мясо и т. д., bite on the bridle грызть удила; bite through (into, etc.) smth. bite through a rope (through the dress, etc.) прокусывать веревку и т.д., remorse bites into my heart раскаяние гложет мне душу; bite with smth. bite with one's teeth кусать зубами5. XXI1bite smb. in / on/smth. bite smb. on the leg (in the arm, on, the finger, etc.) укусить кого-л. в /за/ ногу и т. д., bite smth. in smth. bite a hole in my trousers прогрызть зубами дыру в брюках || bite smb. to death загрызть кого-л. до смерти -
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exterminate fleas (lice, ticks, gnats, mosquitoes, flies)уничтожать блох (вшей, клещей, комаров, москиров и др.)
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