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1 Wonderful Old Thing Considering His/Her Age
Abbreviation: WOTCHA (Patronising alternative ot hopeful and tepid.)Универсальный русско-английский словарь > Wonderful Old Thing Considering His/Her Age
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2 старое
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3 дружище
old chap; boyдружище, старина — old buck
старина, дружище — old thing
старик, старина, дружище — old fellow
старик, старина; дружище, приятель — old boy
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4 старинная вещь
old thing имя существительное: -
5 Ж-8
ЖЕВАТЬ (ПЕРЕЖЁВЫВАТЬ) ЖВАЧКУ VP subj: human to repeat sth. again and again in a tedious and irksome mannerX будет пережёвывать жвачку = X will go on and on about the same thingX will harp on the same string X will rehash the same old thing X will repeat the same old stuff (over and over again).На семинарах было очень скучно: докладчики один за другим жевали одну и ту же жвачку. The seminars were really boring: one speaker after another rehashed the same old thing. -
6 жевать жвачку
• ЖЕВАТЬ < ПЕРЕЖЕВЫВАТЬ> ЖВАЧКУ[VP; subj: human]=====⇒ to repeat sth. again and again in a tedious and irksome manner:- X will repeat the same old stuff (over and over again).♦ На семинарах было очень скучно: докладчики один за другим жевали одну и ту же жвачку. The seminars were really boring: one speaker after another rehashed the same old thing.Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > жевать жвачку
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7 пережевывать жвачку
• ЖЕВАТЬ < ПЕРЕЖЕВЫВАТЬ> ЖВАЧКУ[VP; subj: human]=====⇒ to repeat sth. again and again in a tedious and irksome manner:- X will repeat the same old stuff (over and over again).♦ На семинарах было очень скучно: докладчики один за другим жевали одну и ту же жвачку. The seminars were really boring: one speaker after another rehashed the same old thing.Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > пережевывать жвачку
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8 С-308
В ОДНО СЛОВО PrepP Invar adv fixed WO1. - сказать, подумать и т. п. coll (in refer, to words said by or thoughts occurring to two or more people at the same time) (to say, think etc sth.) simultaneously: (in refer, to speaking) in one voiceas one man (in refer, to thinking) (we (you and I etc) are) thinking the exact same thing (as indep. remark) my words (thoughts) exactly (that's) just what I said (was saying, thought, was thinking) you (he etc) took the words (right) out of my mouth.(Почтмейстер:) А что думаю? Война с турками будет. (Аммос Федорович:) В одно слово! Я сам то же думал (Гоголь 4). (Postmaster:) What do I think? Why, there's going to be a war with the Turks. (A.F:) Just what I said! I thought the same myself (4c).2. - говорить, утверждать substand (to say or repeat) the same thing ( usu. incessantly): (tell s.o.) the same thing again and again (over and over)(keep on saying) the same (old) thing (give s.o.) the same old story. -
9 в одно слово
[PrepP; Invar; adv; fixed WO]=====1. в одно слово сказать, подумать и т.п. coll (in refer, to words said by or thoughts occurring to two or more people at the same time) (to say, think etc sth.) simultaneously:- [in refer, to speaking] in one voice;- as one man;- [in refer, to thinking](we (you and I etc) are) thinking the exact same thing;- [as indep. remark] my words (thoughts) exactly;- (that's) just what I said (was saying, thought, was thinking);- you (he etc) took the words (right) out of my mouth.♦ [Почтмейстер:] А что думаю? Война с турками будет. [Аммос Федорович:] В одно слово! Я сам то же думал (Гоголь 4). [Postmaster:] What do I think? Why, there's going to be a war with the Turks. [A.F:] Just what I said! I thought the same myself (4c).2. в одно слово говорить, утверждать sub stand (to say or repeat) the same thing (usu. incessantly):- (tell s.o.) the same thing again and again (over and over);- (give s.o.) the same old story.Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > в одно слово
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10 старина
1) General subject: an old boy, an old guiser, ancientness, antiquity, buzzard, dear soul, my boy, old bean, old boy, old buck, old chap, old cock, old fella, old feller, old fellow, old man, olden time, the old man, relic of the past (старинная вещь, обычай и т.п.), old lad, old buddy, buddy, old chum2) Colloquial: old cap, old crumpet3) Obsolete: eld4) Australian slang: dig (достаточно редко используется как дружеское приветствие среди мужчин), digger (достаточно редко используется как дружеское приветствие среди мужчин), joker, mate, old China5) Scottish language: lang syne6) Jargon: bro (верный товарищ) -
11 дружище
1) General subject: an old guiser, bud, (обращение) buddy, buddy buddy, buddy-buddy, buzzard (в обращении), compadre, dear soul, my boy, old bean, old boy, old buck, old chap, old cock, old fella, old feller, old fellow, old man, friend2) Colloquial: a son of the soil (обращение), chummy, old cap, pal-o-mine, old crumpet, old guy6) Simple: good buddy (форма обращения, используемая радиолюбителями)7) New Zealand: blocke8) Makarov: old bean (обращение), old egg (обращение), old fruit (обращение), old thing (обращение), old top (обращение)9) Scuba diving: pal -
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ЧТО ПОПАЛО coll ЧТО НИ ПОПАЛО obs, substand ЧТО ПРИДЁТСЯ NP fixed WOanything, not sth. specifically or carefully chosen (when said critically, expresses the speaker's opinion that not selecting carefully is negligent, unacceptable etc): whatever (comes to hand (is handy etc))anything (one can get hold of (that comes to hand etc)) it doesn't matter (what) any old thing (in limited contexts) anything and everything (take (use etc) things) at random (with verbs of speaking) (say etc) whatever (anything that) comes to mind whatever comes (pops) into s.o. 's head ( usu. when said critically) just anything God knows what....Наиболее отважные и сильные жители местечка снабжены особыми бляхами с соответствующим номером, чтобы в случае пожара не метаться, не хватать что попало, а бежать к месту бедствия со своим инструментом (Искандер 3)....The town's bravest and strongest inhabitants were provided with special nameplates with corresponding numbers, so that in the event of a fire they would not cast about, seizing whatever came to hand, but would run to the scene of the disaster with their own implements (3a).Случалось, брали фотоаппарат со вспышкой и... снимали перепуганных, оглушённых любовников, наспех чем попало прикрывших свою срамоту (Ерофеев 3). Sometimes they brought a camera (with a flash) and would snap pictures of the dumbfounded, panic-stricken lovers trying to cover themselves with whatever was handy (3a).Недалеко от Доброго огромная толпа оборванных, обвязанных и укутанных чем попало пленных гудела говором, стоя на дороге подле длинного ряда отпряжённых французских орудий (Толстой 7) Near Dobroe an immense crowd of tattered prisoners buzzing with talk, and wrapped and bandaged in anything they had been able to get hold of, were standing in the road beside a long row of unharnessed French guns (7b).Дельце, о котором просил хозяин, касалось его сбежавшей жены. Начал он издалека, говоря, что он уже не мальчик, чтобы есть что попало и как попало, а человек в летах, и ему нужен человек, который мог бы приготовить и подать ему пищу (Искандер 4). The favor that (our host) Omar had requested concerned his runaway wife. He began in a roundabout way, saying that he was no longer a boy, to eat any old thing fixed any old way, he was a man getting on in years, he needed a person who could prepare and serve his food for him (4a)....Он (Чернышевский) делал вид, что несёт что попало, ради одной пустой и тёмной болтовни, - но в полосах и пятнах слов, в словесном камуфляже, вдруг проскакивала нужная мысль (Набоков 1)....Chernyshevski would pretend he was chattering about anything that came to mind, just for the sake of incoherent and vacant prattle-but suddenly, striped and spotted with words, dressed in verbal camouflage, the important idea he wished to convey would slip through (1a). -
13 что ни попало
• ЧТО ПОПАЛО coll; ЧТО НИ ПОПАЛО obs, substand; ЧТО ПРИДЕТСЯ[NP; fixed WO]=====⇒ anything, not sth. specifically or carefully chosen (when said critically, expresses the speaker's opinion that not selecting carefully is negligent, unacceptable etc):- whatever (comes to hand <is handy etc>);- anything (one can get hold of <that comes to hand etc>);- [in limited contexts] anything and everything;- (take (use etc) things) at random;- [with verbs of speaking](say etc) whatever (anything that) comes to mind;- whatever comes (pops) into s.o.'s head;- [usu. when said critically] just anything;- God knows what.♦...Наиболее отважные и сильные жители местечка снабжены особыми бляхами с соответствующим номером, чтобы в случае пожара не метаться, не хватать что попало, а бежать к месту бедствия со своим инструментом (Искандер 3)....The towns bravest and strongest inhabitants were provided with special nameplates with corresponding numbers, so that in the event of a fire they would not cast about, seizing whatever came to hand, but would run to the scene of the disaster with their own implements (3a).♦ Случалось, брали фотоаппарат со вспышкой и... снимали перепуганных, оглушённых любовников, наспех чем попало прикрывших свою срамоту (Ерофеев 3). Sometimes they brought a camera [with a flash] and would snap pictures of the dumbfounded, panic-stricken lovers trying to cover themselves with whatever was handy (3a).♦ Недалеко от Доброго огромная толпа оборванных, обвязанных и укутанных чем попало пленных гудела говором, стоя на дороге подле длинного ряда отпряженных французских орудий (Толстой 7) Near Dobroe an immense crowd of tattered prisoners buzzing with talk, and wrapped and bandaged in anything they had been able to get hold of, were standing in the road beside a long row of unharnessed French guns (7b).♦ Дельце, о котором просил хозяин, касалось его сбежавшей жены. Начал он издалека, говоря, что он уже не мальчик, чтобы есть что попало и как попало, а человек в летах, и ему нужен человек, который мог бы приготовить и подать ему пишу (Искандер 4). The favor that [our host] Omar had requested concerned his runaway wife. He began in a roundabout way, saying that he was no longer a boy, to eat any old thing fixed any old way; he was a man getting on in years, he needed a person who could prepare and serve his food for him (4a).♦...Он [Чернышевский] делал вид, что несёт что попало, ради одной пустой и тёмной болтовни, - но в полосах и пятнах слов, в словесном камуфляже, вдруг проскакивала нужная мысль (Набоков 1).... Cherny shevski would pretend he was chattering about anything that came to mind, just for the sake of incoherent and vacant prattle-but suddenly, striped and spotted with words, dressed in verbal camouflage, the important idea he wished to convey would slip through (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > что ни попало
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• ЧТО ПОПАЛО coll; ЧТО НИ ПОПАЛО obs, substand; ЧТО ПРИДЕТСЯ[NP; fixed WO]=====⇒ anything, not sth. specifically or carefully chosen (when said critically, expresses the speaker's opinion that not selecting carefully is negligent, unacceptable etc):- whatever (comes to hand <is handy etc>);- anything (one can get hold of <that comes to hand etc>);- [in limited contexts] anything and everything;- (take (use etc) things) at random;- [with verbs of speaking](say etc) whatever (anything that) comes to mind;- whatever comes (pops) into s.o.'s head;- [usu. when said critically] just anything;- God knows what.♦...Наиболее отважные и сильные жители местечка снабжены особыми бляхами с соответствующим номером, чтобы в случае пожара не метаться, не хватать что попало, а бежать к месту бедствия со своим инструментом (Искандер 3)....The towns bravest and strongest inhabitants were provided with special nameplates with corresponding numbers, so that in the event of a fire they would not cast about, seizing whatever came to hand, but would run to the scene of the disaster with their own implements (3a).♦ Случалось, брали фотоаппарат со вспышкой и... снимали перепуганных, оглушённых любовников, наспех чем попало прикрывших свою срамоту (Ерофеев 3). Sometimes they brought a camera [with a flash] and would snap pictures of the dumbfounded, panic-stricken lovers trying to cover themselves with whatever was handy (3a).♦ Недалеко от Доброго огромная толпа оборванных, обвязанных и укутанных чем попало пленных гудела говором, стоя на дороге подле длинного ряда отпряженных французских орудий (Толстой 7) Near Dobroe an immense crowd of tattered prisoners buzzing with talk, and wrapped and bandaged in anything they had been able to get hold of, were standing in the road beside a long row of unharnessed French guns (7b).♦ Дельце, о котором просил хозяин, касалось его сбежавшей жены. Начал он издалека, говоря, что он уже не мальчик, чтобы есть что попало и как попало, а человек в летах, и ему нужен человек, который мог бы приготовить и подать ему пишу (Искандер 4). The favor that [our host] Omar had requested concerned his runaway wife. He began in a roundabout way, saying that he was no longer a boy, to eat any old thing fixed any old way; he was a man getting on in years, he needed a person who could prepare and serve his food for him (4a).♦...Он [Чернышевский] делал вид, что несёт что попало, ради одной пустой и тёмной болтовни, - но в полосах и пятнах слов, в словесном камуфляже, вдруг проскакивала нужная мысль (Набоков 1).... Cherny shevski would pretend he was chattering about anything that came to mind, just for the sake of incoherent and vacant prattle-but suddenly, striped and spotted with words, dressed in verbal camouflage, the important idea he wished to convey would slip through (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > что попало
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15 что придется
• ЧТО ПОПАЛО coll; ЧТО НИ ПОПАЛО obs, substand; ЧТО ПРИДЕТСЯ[NP; fixed WO]=====⇒ anything, not sth. specifically or carefully chosen (when said critically, expresses the speaker's opinion that not selecting carefully is negligent, unacceptable etc):- whatever (comes to hand <is handy etc>);- anything (one can get hold of <that comes to hand etc>);- [in limited contexts] anything and everything;- (take (use etc) things) at random;- [with verbs of speaking](say etc) whatever (anything that) comes to mind;- whatever comes (pops) into s.o.'s head;- [usu. when said critically] just anything;- God knows what.♦...Наиболее отважные и сильные жители местечка снабжены особыми бляхами с соответствующим номером, чтобы в случае пожара не метаться, не хватать что попало, а бежать к месту бедствия со своим инструментом (Искандер 3)....The towns bravest and strongest inhabitants were provided with special nameplates with corresponding numbers, so that in the event of a fire they would not cast about, seizing whatever came to hand, but would run to the scene of the disaster with their own implements (3a).♦ Случалось, брали фотоаппарат со вспышкой и... снимали перепуганных, оглушённых любовников, наспех чем попало прикрывших свою срамоту (Ерофеев 3). Sometimes they brought a camera [with a flash] and would snap pictures of the dumbfounded, panic-stricken lovers trying to cover themselves with whatever was handy (3a).♦ Недалеко от Доброго огромная толпа оборванных, обвязанных и укутанных чем попало пленных гудела говором, стоя на дороге подле длинного ряда отпряженных французских орудий (Толстой 7) Near Dobroe an immense crowd of tattered prisoners buzzing with talk, and wrapped and bandaged in anything they had been able to get hold of, were standing in the road beside a long row of unharnessed French guns (7b).♦ Дельце, о котором просил хозяин, касалось его сбежавшей жены. Начал он издалека, говоря, что он уже не мальчик, чтобы есть что попало и как попало, а человек в летах, и ему нужен человек, который мог бы приготовить и подать ему пишу (Искандер 4). The favor that [our host] Omar had requested concerned his runaway wife. He began in a roundabout way, saying that he was no longer a boy, to eat any old thing fixed any old way; he was a man getting on in years, he needed a person who could prepare and serve his food for him (4a).♦...Он [Чернышевский] делал вид, что несёт что попало, ради одной пустой и тёмной болтовни, - но в полосах и пятнах слов, в словесном камуфляже, вдруг проскакивала нужная мысль (Набоков 1).... Cherny shevski would pretend he was chattering about anything that came to mind, just for the sake of incoherent and vacant prattle-but suddenly, striped and spotted with words, dressed in verbal camouflage, the important idea he wished to convey would slip through (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > что придется
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18 в старину
1. in times of oldдружище, старина — old buck
старина, дружище — old thing
старик, старина, дружище — old fellow
старик, старина; дружище, приятель — old boy
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1. ancientness2. old fellowстарик, старина; дружище, приятель — old boy
старик, старина, дружище — old fellow
старина, дружище — old thing
дружище, старина — old buck
3. olden time; olden days; old manв старину, в прошедшие времена — in former times
4. antiquityСинонимический ряд:1. старик (сущ.) дед; дедушка; старец; старик; старикан; старичина2. старь (сущ.) архаика; древность; старинка; старь -
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1) General subject: Chief Accountant, Legree, Officer Commanding, Simon Legree, agent, alcaide, authority, chief, commandant, commander, governor (тюрьмы), harbourmaster, head, head master (учебного заведения), headman, master, principal, sirdar, sirdar (на Востоке), superior, superordinate, the man higher up, the old man, wallah, warden2) Naval: captain in charge3) Colloquial: the Head5) Military: Army Medical Officer, Director of Combined Operations, Director of Dental Services, Director of Supply and Maintenance, District Information Officer, General Officer Commanding, administrator (организации, учреждения), brass, cat, chancellor (колледжа), command authority, commander, commanding officer, director (управления, службы, отдела), flag officer-in-charge (в звании выше кэптена), leader, major-general (управления), manager, marshal (какой-либо службы), office commanding, officer, officer in command, officer-in-charge, (старший) officer-in-charge (офицер), regimental munitions officer, regimental transportation officer, senior, senior officer, (вышестоящий) superior, (старший) superior officer, supply officer-in-charge (службы)6) Engineering: captain7) Jocular: doctor8) Railway term: foreman (цеха или депо)9) Law: administrative boss, chief officer, keeper (тюрьмы)10) Australian slang: head serang, the big cheese, trump11) Spanish: jefe12) Psychology: role-sender13) Jargon: block and tackle, bow-wow, bowwow, bread, dome, honcho, hot stuff, old boy, old thing, top brass, white bread, Mr. Big, suit, old man, top banana14) Literature: Legree (и т.п.), Simon Legree (и т.п.)15) Astronautics: administrator16) Business: boss, director, superintendent17) SAP. sup.18) Labor protection: (непосредственный) supervisor19) Taboo: man with the brass knackers (см. knackers), sheet (подражание произношению негров из южных штатов) (употребляется с определенным артиклем), shit (употребляется с определенным артиклем), stiff prick (особ. строгий), tomtit (употребляется с определенным артиклем)20) oil&gas: supervisor21) Maori: rangatira
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thing — /θɪŋ / (say thing) noun 1. a material object without life or consciousness; an inanimate object. 2. some entity, object, or creature which is not or cannot be specifically designated or precisely described: the stick had a brass thing on it. 3.… …
old — A frequently used vocative element, meant to indicate affectionate familiarity in most cases, and usually addressed to a man. ‘Old boy’ has in recent times been one of the most popular combinations, followed by ‘old man’ and ‘old chap’.… … A dictionary of epithets and terms of address