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  • 1 Flipping Nearly Died

    Medicine: FND (Helthcare term, transferrable to descriptions of any traumatic aftermath.)

    Универсальный русско-английский словарь > Flipping Nearly Died

  • 2 Ж-33

    НАДРЫВАТЬ/НАДОРВАТЬ ЖИВОТИКИ (ЖИВОТ, ЖИВОТЫ, КИШКИ) (со смеху, от хохота и т. п.) substand VP subj: human often pfv fut, gener. 2nd pers sing надорвёшь) to laugh very hard, to the point of exhaustion: Х-ы животики надорвали — Xs were in stitches Xs (nearly (almost)) sp lit (burst) their sides laughing Xs (nearly) busted a gut laughing Xs (nearly) died laughing.
    "...Бывало, по целым часам (от Печорина) слова не добьешься, зато уж иногда как начнет рассказывать, так животики надорвешь со смеха» (Лермонтов 1). "...Sometimes you couldn't get a word out of him (Pechorin) for hours on end, but when he occasionally did start telling stories you'd sp lit your sides laughing" (1b).
    «Крепкоголовые» хихикали и надрывали животики, видя, как крикливый господин... вдруг прикусывал язычок... (Салтыков-Щедрин 2). The "die-hards" first sniggered and then nearly burst their sides laughing as they watched the clamourous gentleman...suddenly biting his tongue.. (2a).

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  • 3 надорвать живот

    • НАДРЫВАТЬ/НАДОРВАТЬ ЖИВОТИКИ <ЖИВОТ, ЖИВОТЫ, КИШКИ> (со смеху, от хохота и т. п.) substand
    [VP; subj: human; often pfv fut, gener. 2nd pers sing надорвёшь]
    =====
    ⇒ to laugh very hard, to the point of exhaustion:
    - X-ы животики надорвали≈ Xs were in stitches;
    - Xs (nearly < almost>) split (burst) their sides laughing;
    - Xs (nearly) died laughing.
         ♦ "...Бывало, по целым часам [от Печорина] слова не добьешься, зато уж иногда как начнет рассказывать, так животики надорвешь со смеха" (Лермонтов 1). "...Sometimes you couldn't get a word out of him [Pechorin] for hours on end, but when he occasionally did start telling stories you'd split your sides laughing" (1b).
         ♦ "Крепкоголовые" хихикали и надрывали животики, видя, как крикливый господин... вдруг прикусывал язычок... (Салтыков-Щедрин 2). The "die-hards" first sniggered and then nearly burst their sides laughing as they watched the clamourous gentleman...suddenly biting his tongue.. (2a).

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  • 4 надорвать животики

    • НАДРЫВАТЬ/НАДОРВАТЬ ЖИВОТИКИ <ЖИВОТ, ЖИВОТЫ, КИШКИ> (со смеху, от хохота и т. п.) substand
    [VP; subj: human; often pfv fut, gener. 2nd pers sing надорвёшь]
    =====
    ⇒ to laugh very hard, to the point of exhaustion:
    - X-ы животики надорвали≈ Xs were in stitches;
    - Xs (nearly < almost>) split (burst) their sides laughing;
    - Xs (nearly) died laughing.
         ♦ "...Бывало, по целым часам [от Печорина] слова не добьешься, зато уж иногда как начнет рассказывать, так животики надорвешь со смеха" (Лермонтов 1). "...Sometimes you couldn't get a word out of him [Pechorin] for hours on end, but when he occasionally did start telling stories you'd split your sides laughing" (1b).
         ♦ "Крепкоголовые" хихикали и надрывали животики, видя, как крикливый господин... вдруг прикусывал язычок... (Салтыков-Щедрин 2). The "die-hards" first sniggered and then nearly burst their sides laughing as they watched the clamourous gentleman...suddenly biting his tongue.. (2a).

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  • 5 надорвать животы

    • НАДРЫВАТЬ/НАДОРВАТЬ ЖИВОТИКИ <ЖИВОТ, ЖИВОТЫ, КИШКИ> (со смеху, от хохота и т. п.) substand
    [VP; subj: human; often pfv fut, gener. 2nd pers sing надорвёшь]
    =====
    ⇒ to laugh very hard, to the point of exhaustion:
    - X-ы животики надорвали≈ Xs were in stitches;
    - Xs (nearly < almost>) split (burst) their sides laughing;
    - Xs (nearly) died laughing.
         ♦ "...Бывало, по целым часам [от Печорина] слова не добьешься, зато уж иногда как начнет рассказывать, так животики надорвешь со смеха" (Лермонтов 1). "...Sometimes you couldn't get a word out of him [Pechorin] for hours on end, but when he occasionally did start telling stories you'd split your sides laughing" (1b).
         ♦ "Крепкоголовые" хихикали и надрывали животики, видя, как крикливый господин... вдруг прикусывал язычок... (Салтыков-Щедрин 2). The "die-hards" first sniggered and then nearly burst their sides laughing as they watched the clamourous gentleman...suddenly biting his tongue.. (2a).

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  • 6 надорвать кишки

    • НАДРЫВАТЬ/НАДОРВАТЬ ЖИВОТИКИ <ЖИВОТ, ЖИВОТЫ, КИШКИ> (со смеху, от хохота и т. п.) substand
    [VP; subj: human; often pfv fut, gener. 2nd pers sing надорвёшь]
    =====
    ⇒ to laugh very hard, to the point of exhaustion:
    - X-ы животики надорвали≈ Xs were in stitches;
    - Xs (nearly < almost>) split (burst) their sides laughing;
    - Xs (nearly) died laughing.
         ♦ "...Бывало, по целым часам [от Печорина] слова не добьешься, зато уж иногда как начнет рассказывать, так животики надорвешь со смеха" (Лермонтов 1). "...Sometimes you couldn't get a word out of him [Pechorin] for hours on end, but when he occasionally did start telling stories you'd split your sides laughing" (1b).
         ♦ "Крепкоголовые" хихикали и надрывали животики, видя, как крикливый господин... вдруг прикусывал язычок... (Салтыков-Щедрин 2). The "die-hards" first sniggered and then nearly burst their sides laughing as they watched the clamourous gentleman...suddenly biting his tongue.. (2a).

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  • 7 надрывать живот

    • НАДРЫВАТЬ/НАДОРВАТЬ ЖИВОТИКИ <ЖИВОТ, ЖИВОТЫ, КИШКИ> (со смеху, от хохота и т. п.) substand
    [VP; subj: human; often pfv fut, gener. 2nd pers sing надорвёшь]
    =====
    ⇒ to laugh very hard, to the point of exhaustion:
    - X-ы животики надорвали≈ Xs were in stitches;
    - Xs (nearly < almost>) split (burst) their sides laughing;
    - Xs (nearly) died laughing.
         ♦ "...Бывало, по целым часам [от Печорина] слова не добьешься, зато уж иногда как начнет рассказывать, так животики надорвешь со смеха" (Лермонтов 1). "...Sometimes you couldn't get a word out of him [Pechorin] for hours on end, but when he occasionally did start telling stories you'd split your sides laughing" (1b).
         ♦ "Крепкоголовые" хихикали и надрывали животики, видя, как крикливый господин... вдруг прикусывал язычок... (Салтыков-Щедрин 2). The "die-hards" first sniggered and then nearly burst their sides laughing as they watched the clamourous gentleman...suddenly biting his tongue.. (2a).

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  • 8 надрывать животики

    • НАДРЫВАТЬ/НАДОРВАТЬ ЖИВОТИКИ <ЖИВОТ, ЖИВОТЫ, КИШКИ> (со смеху, от хохота и т. п.) substand
    [VP; subj: human; often pfv fut, gener. 2nd pers sing надорвёшь]
    =====
    ⇒ to laugh very hard, to the point of exhaustion:
    - X-ы животики надорвали≈ Xs were in stitches;
    - Xs (nearly < almost>) split (burst) their sides laughing;
    - Xs (nearly) died laughing.
         ♦ "...Бывало, по целым часам [от Печорина] слова не добьешься, зато уж иногда как начнет рассказывать, так животики надорвешь со смеха" (Лермонтов 1). "...Sometimes you couldn't get a word out of him [Pechorin] for hours on end, but when he occasionally did start telling stories you'd split your sides laughing" (1b).
         ♦ "Крепкоголовые" хихикали и надрывали животики, видя, как крикливый господин... вдруг прикусывал язычок... (Салтыков-Щедрин 2). The "die-hards" first sniggered and then nearly burst their sides laughing as they watched the clamourous gentleman...suddenly biting his tongue.. (2a).

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  • 9 надрывать животы

    • НАДРЫВАТЬ/НАДОРВАТЬ ЖИВОТИКИ <ЖИВОТ, ЖИВОТЫ, КИШКИ> (со смеху, от хохота и т. п.) substand
    [VP; subj: human; often pfv fut, gener. 2nd pers sing надорвёшь]
    =====
    ⇒ to laugh very hard, to the point of exhaustion:
    - X-ы животики надорвали≈ Xs were in stitches;
    - Xs (nearly < almost>) split (burst) their sides laughing;
    - Xs (nearly) died laughing.
         ♦ "...Бывало, по целым часам [от Печорина] слова не добьешься, зато уж иногда как начнет рассказывать, так животики надорвешь со смеха" (Лермонтов 1). "...Sometimes you couldn't get a word out of him [Pechorin] for hours on end, but when he occasionally did start telling stories you'd split your sides laughing" (1b).
         ♦ "Крепкоголовые" хихикали и надрывали животики, видя, как крикливый господин... вдруг прикусывал язычок... (Салтыков-Щедрин 2). The "die-hards" first sniggered and then nearly burst their sides laughing as they watched the clamourous gentleman...suddenly biting his tongue.. (2a).

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  • 10 надрывать кишки

    • НАДРЫВАТЬ/НАДОРВАТЬ ЖИВОТИКИ <ЖИВОТ, ЖИВОТЫ, КИШКИ> (со смеху, от хохота и т. п.) substand
    [VP; subj: human; often pfv fut, gener. 2nd pers sing надорвёшь]
    =====
    ⇒ to laugh very hard, to the point of exhaustion:
    - X-ы животики надорвали≈ Xs were in stitches;
    - Xs (nearly < almost>) split (burst) their sides laughing;
    - Xs (nearly) died laughing.
         ♦ "...Бывало, по целым часам [от Печорина] слова не добьешься, зато уж иногда как начнет рассказывать, так животики надорвешь со смеха" (Лермонтов 1). "...Sometimes you couldn't get a word out of him [Pechorin] for hours on end, but when he occasionally did start telling stories you'd split your sides laughing" (1b).
         ♦ "Крепкоголовые" хихикали и надрывали животики, видя, как крикливый господин... вдруг прикусывал язычок... (Салтыков-Щедрин 2). The "die-hards" first sniggered and then nearly burst their sides laughing as they watched the clamourous gentleman...suddenly biting his tongue.. (2a).

    Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > надрывать кишки

  • 11 чуть

    2) ( на грани) almost

    он чуть не запла́кал — he almost cried

    я там чуть не у́мер со стра́ха — I nearly died there of fright

    •

    Американизмы. Русско-английский словарь. > чуть

  • 12 мы чуть не погибли

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  • 13 Л-108

    ХВАТИТЬ ЛИШНЕГО ХВАТИТЬ ЛЙШКУ highly coll VP subj: human
    1. to say or do sth. that goes beyond the accepted social limits, violates the rules of ordinary good behavior
    X хватил лишнего = X went (a bit) too far
    X carried (took) it too far.
    ...Бахут его шутки не принял, он ринулся вперёд. «Ты всю жизнь лошадей любил больше, чем своих детей, ты чуть не умер, когда твоя (лошадь) Кукла порченая вернулась с перевала». - «Как видишь, не умер», - сказал Кязым. Он не любил, когда ему об этом напоминали. Бахут почувствовал, что хватил лишнее... (Искандер 5)....Bakhut did not accept his joke, he plunged ahead. "All your life you've loved horses better than your children. You nearly died when your Dolly came home from the pass ruined!" "As you see, I didn't die," Kyazym said. He disliked being reminded of that. Bakhut sensed that he had gone too far... (5a).
    2. Also: ХЛЕБНУТЬ (ПЕРЕЛОЖИТЬ obs) ЛИШНЕЕ coll
    ХЛЕБНУТЬ (ПЕРЕЛОЖИТЬ obs) ЛИШКУ highly coll to drink too much
    X хлебнул лишку - X had one (a few) too many
    X had (took) a drop too much.
    (Трилецкий:) Должно быть, именинником был... Хватил лишнее... (Чехов 1). (Т.:) It must have been his birthday, he'd had a drop too much (1b).
    ...He был он (по его выражению) и врагом бутылки, т.е. (говоря по-русски) любил хлебнуть лишнее (Пушкин 2)....Не was (as he himself put it) "no enemy of the bottle," that is (in plain Russian), he loved to take a drop too much (2a).

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  • 14 С-654

    СГОРАТЬ/СГОРЕТЬ CO (ОТ) СТЫДА coll VP subj: human often impfv Verbal Adv сгорая if pfv-often subjunctive or past with чуть не) to experience intense shame, embarrassment
    X сгорал со стыда - X was burning (up) with shame
    X was dying (nearly died) of shame X was embarrassed to death X was bitterly ashamed of himself.
    (extended usage) Зина повела его (пса) гулять на цепи... Пес шел как арестант, сгорая от стыда... (Булгаков 11). Zina took him (the dog) walking on the chain....He walked like a convict, burning up with shame (11a).
    (Иванов:) Перед тобою стоит человек, в тридцать пять лет уже утомлённый, разочарованный, раздавленный своими ничтожными подвигами он сгорает со стыда... (Чехов 4). (I.:) You see a man exhausted at the age of thirty-five, disillusioned, crushed by his own pathetic efforts, bitterly ashamed of himself... (4b).

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  • 15 переложить лишку

    • ХВАТИТЬ ЛИШНЕГО < ЛИШНЕЕ> coll; ХВАТИТЬ ЛИШКУ highly coll
    [VP; subj: human]
    =====
    1. to say or do sth. that goes beyond the accepted social limits, violates the rules of ordinary good behavior:
    - X хватил лишнего≈ X went (a bit) too far;
    - X carried (took) it too far.
         ♦...Бахут его шутки не принял, он ринулся вперёд. "Ты всю жизнь лошадей любил больше, чем своих детей, ты чуть не умер, когда твоя [ лошадь] Кукла порченая вернулась с перевала". - "Как видишь, не умер", - сказал Кязым. Он не любил, когда ему об этом напоминали. Бахут почувствовал, что хватил лишнее... (Искандер 5)....Bakhut did not accept his joke, he plunged ahead. "All your life you've loved horses better than your children. You nearly died when your Dolly came home from the pass ruined!" "As you see, I didn't die," Kyazym said. He disliked being reminded of that. Bakhut sensed that he had gone too far... (5a).
    2. Also: ХЛЕБНУТЬ (ПЕРЕЛОЖИТЬ obs) ЛИШНЕЕ coll; ХЛЕБНУТЬ (ПЕРЕЛОЖИТЬ obs) ЛИШКУ highly coll to drink too much:
    - X хлебнул лишку≈ X had one (a few) too many;
    - X had (took) a drop too much.
         ♦ [Трилецкий:] Должно быть, именинником был... Хватил лишнее... (Чехов 1). [Т.:] It must have been his birthday, he'd had a drop too much (1b).
         ♦...Не был он (по его выражению) и врагом бутылки, т.е. (говоря по-русски) любил хлебнуть лишнее (Пушкин 2)....He was (as he himself put it) "no enemy of the bottle," that is (in plain Russian), he loved to take a drop too much (2a).

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  • 16 переложить лишнее

    • ХВАТИТЬ ЛИШНЕГО < ЛИШНЕЕ> coll; ХВАТИТЬ ЛИШКУ highly coll
    [VP; subj: human]
    =====
    1. to say or do sth. that goes beyond the accepted social limits, violates the rules of ordinary good behavior:
    - X хватил лишнего≈ X went (a bit) too far;
    - X carried (took) it too far.
         ♦...Бахут его шутки не принял, он ринулся вперёд. "Ты всю жизнь лошадей любил больше, чем своих детей, ты чуть не умер, когда твоя [ лошадь] Кукла порченая вернулась с перевала". - "Как видишь, не умер", - сказал Кязым. Он не любил, когда ему об этом напоминали. Бахут почувствовал, что хватил лишнее... (Искандер 5)....Bakhut did not accept his joke, he plunged ahead. "All your life you've loved horses better than your children. You nearly died when your Dolly came home from the pass ruined!" "As you see, I didn't die," Kyazym said. He disliked being reminded of that. Bakhut sensed that he had gone too far... (5a).
    2. Also: ХЛЕБНУТЬ (ПЕРЕЛОЖИТЬ obs) ЛИШНЕЕ coll; ХЛЕБНУТЬ (ПЕРЕЛОЖИТЬ obs) ЛИШКУ highly coll to drink too much:
    - X хлебнул лишку≈ X had one (a few) too many;
    - X had (took) a drop too much.
         ♦ [Трилецкий:] Должно быть, именинником был... Хватил лишнее... (Чехов 1). [Т.:] It must have been his birthday, he'd had a drop too much (1b).
         ♦...Не был он (по его выражению) и врагом бутылки, т.е. (говоря по-русски) любил хлебнуть лишнее (Пушкин 2)....He was (as he himself put it) "no enemy of the bottle," that is (in plain Russian), he loved to take a drop too much (2a).

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  • 17 хватить лишку

    • ХВАТИТЬ ЛИШНЕГО < ЛИШНЕЕ> coll; ХВАТИТЬ ЛИШКУ highly coll
    [VP; subj: human]
    =====
    1. to say or do sth. that goes beyond the accepted social limits, violates the rules of ordinary good behavior:
    - X хватил лишнего≈ X went (a bit) too far;
    - X carried (took) it too far.
         ♦...Бахут его шутки не принял, он ринулся вперёд. "Ты всю жизнь лошадей любил больше, чем своих детей, ты чуть не умер, когда твоя [ лошадь] Кукла порченая вернулась с перевала". - "Как видишь, не умер", - сказал Кязым. Он не любил, когда ему об этом напоминали. Бахут почувствовал, что хватил лишнее... (Искандер 5)....Bakhut did not accept his joke, he plunged ahead. "All your life you've loved horses better than your children. You nearly died when your Dolly came home from the pass ruined!" "As you see, I didn't die," Kyazym said. He disliked being reminded of that. Bakhut sensed that he had gone too far... (5a).
    2. Also: ХЛЕБНУТЬ (ПЕРЕЛОЖИТЬ obs) ЛИШНЕЕ coll; ХЛЕБНУТЬ (ПЕРЕЛОЖИТЬ obs) ЛИШКУ highly coll to drink too much:
    - X хлебнул лишку≈ X had one (a few) too many;
    - X had (took) a drop too much.
         ♦ [Трилецкий:] Должно быть, именинником был... Хватил лишнее... (Чехов 1). [Т.:] It must have been his birthday, he'd had a drop too much (1b).
         ♦...Не был он (по его выражению) и врагом бутылки, т.е. (говоря по-русски) любил хлебнуть лишнее (Пушкин 2)....He was (as he himself put it) "no enemy of the bottle," that is (in plain Russian), he loved to take a drop too much (2a).

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  • 18 хватить лишнего

    • ХВАТИТЬ ЛИШНЕГО < ЛИШНЕЕ> coll; ХВАТИТЬ ЛИШКУ highly coll
    [VP; subj: human]
    =====
    1. to say or do sth. that goes beyond the accepted social limits, violates the rules of ordinary good behavior:
    - X хватил лишнего≈ X went (a bit) too far;
    - X carried (took) it too far.
         ♦...Бахут его шутки не принял, он ринулся вперёд. "Ты всю жизнь лошадей любил больше, чем своих детей, ты чуть не умер, когда твоя [ лошадь] Кукла порченая вернулась с перевала". - "Как видишь, не умер", - сказал Кязым. Он не любил, когда ему об этом напоминали. Бахут почувствовал, что хватил лишнее... (Искандер 5)....Bakhut did not accept his joke, he plunged ahead. "All your life you've loved horses better than your children. You nearly died when your Dolly came home from the pass ruined!" "As you see, I didn't die," Kyazym said. He disliked being reminded of that. Bakhut sensed that he had gone too far... (5a).
    2. Also: ХЛЕБНУТЬ (ПЕРЕЛОЖИТЬ obs) ЛИШНЕЕ coll; ХЛЕБНУТЬ (ПЕРЕЛОЖИТЬ obs) ЛИШКУ highly coll to drink too much:
    - X хлебнул лишку≈ X had one (a few) too many;
    - X had (took) a drop too much.
         ♦ [Трилецкий:] Должно быть, именинником был... Хватил лишнее... (Чехов 1). [Т.:] It must have been his birthday, he'd had a drop too much (1b).
         ♦...Не был он (по его выражению) и врагом бутылки, т.е. (говоря по-русски) любил хлебнуть лишнее (Пушкин 2)....He was (as he himself put it) "no enemy of the bottle," that is (in plain Russian), he loved to take a drop too much (2a).

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  • 19 хватить лишнее

    • ХВАТИТЬ ЛИШНЕГО < ЛИШНЕЕ> coll; ХВАТИТЬ ЛИШКУ highly coll
    [VP; subj: human]
    =====
    1. to say or do sth. that goes beyond the accepted social limits, violates the rules of ordinary good behavior:
    - X хватил лишнего≈ X went (a bit) too far;
    - X carried (took) it too far.
         ♦...Бахут его шутки не принял, он ринулся вперёд. "Ты всю жизнь лошадей любил больше, чем своих детей, ты чуть не умер, когда твоя [ лошадь] Кукла порченая вернулась с перевала". - "Как видишь, не умер", - сказал Кязым. Он не любил, когда ему об этом напоминали. Бахут почувствовал, что хватил лишнее... (Искандер 5)....Bakhut did not accept his joke, he plunged ahead. "All your life you've loved horses better than your children. You nearly died when your Dolly came home from the pass ruined!" "As you see, I didn't die," Kyazym said. He disliked being reminded of that. Bakhut sensed that he had gone too far... (5a).
    2. Also: ХЛЕБНУТЬ (ПЕРЕЛОЖИТЬ obs) ЛИШНЕЕ coll; ХЛЕБНУТЬ (ПЕРЕЛОЖИТЬ obs) ЛИШКУ highly coll to drink too much:
    - X хлебнул лишку≈ X had one (a few) too many;
    - X had (took) a drop too much.
         ♦ [Трилецкий:] Должно быть, именинником был... Хватил лишнее... (Чехов 1). [Т.:] It must have been his birthday, he'd had a drop too much (1b).
         ♦...Не был он (по его выражению) и врагом бутылки, т.е. (говоря по-русски) любил хлебнуть лишнее (Пушкин 2)....He was (as he himself put it) "no enemy of the bottle," that is (in plain Russian), he loved to take a drop too much (2a).

    Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > хватить лишнее

  • 20 хлебнуть лишку

    • ХВАТИТЬ ЛИШНЕГО < ЛИШНЕЕ> coll; ХВАТИТЬ ЛИШКУ highly coll
    [VP; subj: human]
    =====
    1. to say or do sth. that goes beyond the accepted social limits, violates the rules of ordinary good behavior:
    - X хватил лишнего≈ X went (a bit) too far;
    - X carried (took) it too far.
         ♦...Бахут его шутки не принял, он ринулся вперёд. "Ты всю жизнь лошадей любил больше, чем своих детей, ты чуть не умер, когда твоя [ лошадь] Кукла порченая вернулась с перевала". - "Как видишь, не умер", - сказал Кязым. Он не любил, когда ему об этом напоминали. Бахут почувствовал, что хватил лишнее... (Искандер 5)....Bakhut did not accept his joke, he plunged ahead. "All your life you've loved horses better than your children. You nearly died when your Dolly came home from the pass ruined!" "As you see, I didn't die," Kyazym said. He disliked being reminded of that. Bakhut sensed that he had gone too far... (5a).
    2. Also: ХЛЕБНУТЬ (ПЕРЕЛОЖИТЬ obs) ЛИШНЕЕ coll; ХЛЕБНУТЬ (ПЕРЕЛОЖИТЬ obs) ЛИШКУ highly coll to drink too much:
    - X хлебнул лишку≈ X had one (a few) too many;
    - X had (took) a drop too much.
         ♦ [Трилецкий:] Должно быть, именинником был... Хватил лишнее... (Чехов 1). [Т.:] It must have been his birthday, he'd had a drop too much (1b).
         ♦...Не был он (по его выражению) и врагом бутылки, т.е. (говоря по-русски) любил хлебнуть лишнее (Пушкин 2)....He was (as he himself put it) "no enemy of the bottle," that is (in plain Russian), he loved to take a drop too much (2a).

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