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1 забавнейший
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2 Б-78
ВО ВСЁМ БЛЕСКЕ (чего) PrepP Invar subj-compl with бытье ( subj: usu. human, animal, or concr), obj-compl with показать etc obj: usu. human, animal, or concr), or adv fixed WOshowing the full extent of one's or its perfectionin all one's (its) glory (splendor)in one's (its) full splendorво всём блеске своей красоты (своего остроумия и т. п.) =* as breathtakingly beautiful (as brilliantly witty etc) as ever."И неужели, неужели вы из-за того только, чтоб обучить собаку, все время не приходили!» - воскликнул с невольным укором Алеша. «Именно для того, - прокричал простодушнейшим образом Коля. - Я хотел показать его (пса) во всем блеске!» (Достоевский 1). "And can it be, can it be that you refused to come all this time only in order to train the dog!" Alyosha exclaimed with involuntary reproach "That's precisely the reason," Kolya shouted in the most naive way "I wanted to show him in all his glory!" (1a).Соколовский был налицо, несколько похудевший и бледный, но во всем блеске своего юмора (Герцен 1). Sokolovsky was present, pale and somewhat thinner, but as brilliantly amusing as ever (1a). -
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СЛАБАЯ СТРУНA (СТРУНКА) чья, кого NP fixed WOthe most vulnerable part of a person's character, a sensitivity or character flaw that can easily be used by another to his own advantage: а ($.оЛ, one's) weak (vulnerable) spota ( s.o. *s, one's) weakness a ( s.o. 's, one's) foible (in limited contexts) a (the) chink in s.o. 's (one's) armorиграть на слабых струнах чьих, кого = play on s.o. % weaknesses.Он довольно остёр эпиграммы его часто забавны, но никогда не бывают метки и злы: он никого не убьёт одним словом он не знает людей и их слабых струн... (Лермонтов 1). Не is rather witty and his epigrams are frequently amusing but never pointed or malicious, he does not annihilate a person with one word. He knows neither people nor their foibles... (1b). -
4 во всем блеске
[PrepP; Invar; subj-compl with быть (subj: usu. human, animal, or concr), obj-compl with показать etc (obj: usu. human, animal, or concr), or adv; fixed WO]=====⇒ showing the full extent of one's or its perfection:|| во всём блеске своей красоты (своего остроумия и т. п.) ≈ as breathtakingly beautiful (as brilliantly witty etc) as ever.♦ "И неужели, неужели вы из-за того только, чтоб обучить собаку, все время не приходили!" - воскликнул с невольным укором Алеша. "Именно для того, - прокричал простодушнейшим образом Коля. - Я хотел показать его [пса] во всем блеске!" (Достоевский 1). "And can it be, can it be that you refused to come all this time only in order to train the dog!" Alyosha exclaimed with involuntary reproach "That's precisely the reason," Kolya shouted in the most naive way "I wanted to show him in all his glory!" (1a).♦ Соколовский был налицо, несколько похудевший и бледный, но во всем блеске своего юмора (Герцен 1). Sokolovsky was present, pale and somewhat thinner, but as brilliantly amusing as ever (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > во всем блеске
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5 слабая струна
[NP; fixed WO]=====⇒ the most vulnerable part of a person's character, a sensitivity or character flaw that can easily be used by another to his own advantage:- a (s.o.'s, one's) weak (vulnerable) spot;- a (s.o.'s, one's) weakness;- a (s.o.'s, one's) foible;- [in limited contexts] a (the) chink in s.o.'s (one's) armor;♦ Он довольно остёр; эпиграммы его часто забавны, но никогда не бывают метки и злы: он никого не убьёт одним словом; он не знает людей и их слабых струн... (Лермонтов 1). He is rather witty and his epigrams are frequently amusing but never pointed or malicious; he does not annihilate a person with one word. He knows neither people nor their foibles... (1b).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > слабая струна
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6 слабая струнка
[NP; fixed WO]=====⇒ the most vulnerable part of a person's character, a sensitivity or character flaw that can easily be used by another to his own advantage:- a (s.o.'s, one's) weak (vulnerable) spot;- a (s.o.'s, one's) weakness;- a (s.o.'s, one's) foible;- [in limited contexts] a (the) chink in s.o.'s (one's) armor;♦ Он довольно остёр; эпиграммы его часто забавны, но никогда не бывают метки и злы: он никого не убьёт одним словом; он не знает людей и их слабых струн... (Лермонтов 1). He is rather witty and his epigrams are frequently amusing but never pointed or malicious; he does not annihilate a person with one word. He knows neither people nor their foibles... (1b).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > слабая струнка
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7 в подпитии
разг., шутл., ирон.slightly tipsy; a bit in one's cupsХорошо было послушать, как иной раз разговаривают в подпитии старики, например Тимофеев-Сумской с Гончаровым. (А. Куприн, Как я был актёром) — Occasionally it was amusing to listen to the older men, such as Timofeyev-Sumskoi and Goncharov, when they were slightly tipsy.
- Поеду в Царское Село на именины. Вернусь за полночь. И думаю, что вернусь в изрядном подпитии. (Г. Марков, Сибирь) — 'I'll be attending a birthday party at Tsarskoye Selo. I'll be back past midnight, and most likely, a bit in my cups.'
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