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121 смотреть
несов. - смотре́ть, сов. - посмотре́ть1) ( направлять взгляд куда-л) look; (на вн.) look (at)смотре́ть при́стально (на вн.) — look fixedly / intently (at), stare (at), gaze (at)
смотре́ть в окно́ (из помещения) — look out of the window; ( снаружи) look through the window
смотре́ть вперёд — look ahead
смотре́ть вслед (дт.) — follow (d) with one's eyes
сиде́ть и смотре́ть — sit looking / gazing
2) (вн.; проглядывать - книгу и т.п.) look (through)3) (вн.; кинофильм, пьесу и т.п.) see (d); (состязания, телепередачу) watch (d)смотре́ть телеви́зор — watch television
4) разг. (вн.; осматривать) see (d), inspect (d), examine (d)когда́ до́ктор смо́жет меня́ посмотре́ть? — when will the doctor be able to see / examine me?
я хоте́л бы посмотре́ть но́мер (в гостинице) — I would like to see the room
5) разг. (за тв.; присматривать, следить) look (after); watch (over); (за тем, что́бы) see (that)смотре́ть за рабо́тами — watch over the work
смотре́ть за поря́дком — keep order
стюарде́сса смо́трит за тем, что́бы пассажи́рам бы́ло удо́бно — the flight attendant sees that the passengers are comfortable
6) тк. несов. (на вн. как на вн.; рассматривать в качестве) look (upon as), regard (d as)смотре́ть на кого́-л как на образе́ц — look upon smb as an example, regard smb as an example
7) тк. несов. (на вн.; придерживаться какого-л мнения) think (of, about)как вы на э́то смо́трите? — what do you think of / about it?
как вы смо́трите на то, что́бы (+ инф.)? — what do you think of (+ ger)?
смотре́ть на ве́щи мра́чно — take a gloomy view of things
смотре́ть с трево́гой / беспоко́йством на что-л — view smth with great concern
8) разг. (на вн.; обращать внимание, учитывать) watch (d), mind (d)смотри́, куда́ идёшь! — watch where you're going!
ты не смотри́, что я невысо́кий — don't mind my low height
я не посмотрю́, что он нача́льник — I won't be stopped by his being a boss
9) повелит. накл. ( выражает побуждение) take care (+ to inf), be careful (+ to inf); ( выражает предостережение) see to it that...; watch that...смотри́(те), не де́лай(те) э́того — take care not to do that
смотри́ не опозда́й на рабо́ту! — see to it that you are not late for work!
смотри́те, что́бы он не пришёл! — see to it that he doesn't come!
смотри́, он тебя́ обма́нет; смотри́, как бы он тебя́ не обману́л — watch that he doesn't cheat you
смотри́, как бы ху́же не́ было — watch that something worse doesn't happen
10) тк. несов. ( виднеться) peep outи́з-за туч смотре́ло со́лнце — the sun peeped out from behind the clouds
11) тк. несов. (на, в вн.; быть обращённым) look (into, on, over)о́кна смо́трят в сад — the windows look onto the garden
12) тк. несов. (тв.; выглядеть) look like (d)он смо́трит победи́телем — he looks triumphant
••(ты) смотри́ (у меня́)! — you dare!
на тебя́ [вас] смо́трит (о предмете, находящемся на виду) разг. — it's staring you in the face
где ключ? - Вот он, на тебя́ смо́трит! — where is the key? - It's staring you in the face!
куда́ смо́трит (+ им.): куда́ смо́трят вла́сти? — do the authorities care?, what are the authorities doing?
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122 престиж
ронять / терять престиж — to lose one's prestige / face
спасти чей-л. престиж — to save the face
чей-л. престиж падает — smb.'s prestige wanes
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123 багровый
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124 в глаза
(говорить о ком-либо, смеяться над кем-либо и т. п.)< right> to (in) smb.'s face (say smth., laugh, etc.)Де-Грие только пожимал плечами и в глаза смеялся над генералом, уже совершенно заболтавшимся и бегавшим взад и вперёд по кабинету. (Ф. Достоевский, Игрок) — De Grie only shrugged his shoulders, and laughed in the face of the General, who no longer knew what he was talking about and merely chattered on as he paced up and down the floor of his sitting-room.
Женщина, в глаза хвалящая артиста, всегда представляется ему совершенством ума и такта, - а эта хвалила даже самые слабости его. (Л. Леонов, Дорога на океан) — A woman praising an artist to his face always seems to him a paragon of intelligence and tact - and this one praised even his weaknesses.
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125 посетить туалет
Taboo: chase a rabbit, consult Mrs Jones, feed the dog, freshen up (см. powder ( one's) nose), give a Chinaman a music lesson, go backwards, go feed the goldfish, go look at the crops, go post a letter, (о женщине) go powder the face, go round the corner, go see Henry, look at the crops (см. see the flower beds, see the compost heap; особ. если он находится на улице), mail a letter, pay (one's) doctor bill, pay a call to the old soldiers' home, (о женщине) powder (one's) face, rear, retreat to (one's) holy of holies, see Aggie, see Mrs. Murray, shoot the dog, worship at the altar (см. kneel at the altar) -
126 Э-9
ПРИ ЗТОМ PrepP Invar sent adv often preceded by Conj «и» or «но») in addition to, along with (some previously mentioned action, characteristic etc a contrast may be implied): (and (but, yet)) at the same time (in limited contexts) while (as one is) doing sth. in the process thus as well on top of this (that);...to boot in so doingпри всём этом - with all this (while all this is) going onon top of all that (of everything else)но при (всём) этом - but for all that.Удивительное было лицо у Чепыжина - простое, даже грубое, скуластое, курносое, мужицкое и при этом уж до того... тонкое, куда там лондонцам, куда там лорду Кельвину (Гроссман 2). Chepyzhin had an extraordinary face. It was simple, coarse, with high cheekbones and a snub nose, the face of a peasant-yet at the same time so fine...as to be the envy of any Englishman, even Lord Kelvin (2a).Персиков забыл о своих амёбах и в течение полутора часа по очереди с Ивановым припадал к стеклу микроскопа. При этом оба учёные перебрасывались оживлёнными, но непонятными простым смертным словами (Булгаков 10). Persikov forgot his amoebas and for the next hour and a half took turns with Ivanov at the microscope lens. As they were doing this both scientists kept exchanging animated comments incomprehensible to ordinary mortals (10b).На стене (летней уборной) справа, наколотые на гвоздик, висели квадратные куски газет. Чонкин срывал их по очереди и прочитывал, получая при этом немало отрывочных сведений по самым разнообразным вопросам (Войнович 2). Squares of newspaper had been nailed to the wall (of the summer outhouse) on Chonkin's right. He tore them off one after the other and read them through, thus acquiring no little fragmentary information on the most diverse matters (2a). ю -
127 при этом
• ПРИ ЭТОМ[PrepP; Invar; sent adv; often preceded by Conj "и" or "но"]=====⇒ in addition to, along with (some previously mentioned action, characteristic etc; a contrast may be implied):- (and <but, yet>) at the same time;- [in limited contexts] while < as one is> doing sth.;- thus;- as well;- on top of this < that>;- ...to boot;- in so doing;- on top of all that < of everything else>;♦ Удивительное было лицо у Чепыжина - простое, даже грубое, скуластое, курносое, мужицкое и при этом уж до того... тонкое, куда там лондонцам, куда там лорду Кельвину (Гроссман 2). Chepyzhin had an extraordinary face. It was simple, coarse, with high cheekbones and a snub nose, the face of a peasant - yet at the same time so fine...as to be the envy of any Englishman, even Lord Kelvin (2a).♦ Персиков забыл о своих амёбах и в течение полутора часа по очереди с Ивановым припадал к стеклу микроскопа. При этом оба учёные перебрасывались оживлёнными, но непонятными простым смертным словами (Булгаков 10). Persikov forgot his amoebas and for the next hour and a half took turns with Ivanov at the microscope lens. As they were doing this both scientists kept exchanging animated comments incomprehensible to ordinary mortals (10b).♦ На стене [летней уборной] справа, наколотые на гвоздик, висели квадратные куски газет. Чонкин срывал их по очереди и прочитывал, получая при этом немало отрывочных сведений по самым разнообразным вопросам (Войнович 2). Squares of newspaper had been nailed to the wall [of the summer outhouse] on Chonkin's right. He tore them off one after the other and read them through, thus acquiring no little fragmentary information on the most diverse matters (2a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > при этом
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128 на ... взгляд
На (мой) взгляд-- To my mind the most interesting feature of these models is that they show that hard asperities can produce an "ironing out" of a plastic bulge ahead of the asperity. На первый взгляд - at first sight, at first glance, at first blush, at first consideration; at first; seemingly; on the face of it; on the surface; superficiallyAt first sight this approach seems to be anomalous since only positive pressures have been allowed when calculating the orbits.At first glance, the rather large tensile stresses appear to be well above the 0.2 percent offset yield strength.While it might at first blush appear that this increases the complexity of the system, in fact it doesn't.Thus a method that, at first consideration, seems quite promising turns out under closer inspection to have some very discouraging deficiencies.Another problem, although seemingly unrelated, shares some common features with that studied here.On the face of it this would seem then to run contrary to our theory.On the surface, it looks no different from other coals, although it is slightly more brittle.Русско-английский научно-технический словарь переводчика > на ... взгляд
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