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1 плохая репутация
1) General subject: bad name, blackey, disreputation (to fall into disrepute - получить дурную славу), ill fame, ill name, obloquy, bad record (обыч. множ.)2) American: black eye3) Law: disrepute4) Business: bad publicity5) Idiomatic expression: (one's) name is mud (His name is mud now after the revelations in the newspaper.) -
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1) General subject: bad repute, disreputableness, disreputation, disrepute, ill fame, infamy, notoriety, bad rap2) Advertising: ill name, unsavoury reputation3) Mass media: poor publicity (из газеты Daily Mail. Andpoor publicity hasn't helped to boarding schools.)4) leg.N.P. evil repute5) Makarov: bad name6) Idiomatic expression: (one's) name is mud -
3 (кто-л.) в немилости
Australian slang: one's name is MudУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > (кто-л.) в немилости
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4 в немилости
1) General subject: in dishonour, out of favor, out of favour, under a cloud2) American: in Dutch3) Australian slang: (кто-л.) one's name is Mud4) Jargon: in the doghouse -
5 в опале
1) General subject: in dishonour, under a cloud2) Australian slang: one's name is Mud3) Makarov: in the doghouse -
6 грязь
жен.; только ед.1) dirt; filth прям. и перен.2) mud (на улице и т.п.)- жидкая грязь
- забрызгать грязью
- непролазная грязь••втоптать в грязь, смешать с грязью — to defame, to vilify
месить грязь — разг. to wade through mud, to walk in the mud
облить грязью, полить грязью — to throw mud at smb., to cover smb.'s name in mud
вытаскивать из грязи — to pull smb. (up) out of the gutter
не ударить лицом в грязь — to save one's face, to put up a good show, to rise to the occasion
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7 Г-437
СМЕШИВАТЬ/СМЕШАТЬ С ГРЯЗЬЮ (С ДЕРЬМОМ vulg) кого usu. disapprov VP subj: human more often pfv) to slander s.o. publicly, harshly, denigrate s.o., not sparing him any abuseX смешал Y-a с грязью — X dragged Y ( Y's name) through the mud (the mire, the muck)X threw (slung, flung) mud (dirt) at Y X blackened Y's name (reputation).«Послушай, Луи, я тебя не понимаю. К чему эти комплименты? Разве ты не поддерживал Дюгара? А он меня каждый день смешивал с грязью» (Эренбург 4). "Look here, Louis," said Tessa, "I don't understand what you're driving at. Why all these compliments? Haven't you been supporting Dugard? Well, he's been slinging mud at me day after day" (4a).Твёрдо знали одно: прежде он (Соколовский) работал на Урале, изругал директора, тот смешал его с грязью... (Эренбург 3). Only one thing was known for certain —his (Sokolovsky's) last job had been in the Urals, there he had quarrelled with his chief who had then blackened his name... (3a). -
8 смешать с грязью
• СМЕШИВАТЬ/СМЕШАТЬ С ГРЯЗЬЮ <С ДЕРЬМОМ vulg> кого usu. disapprov[VP; subj: human; more often pfv]=====⇒ to slander s.o. publicly, harshly, denigrate s.o., not sparing him any abuse:- X смешал Y-а с грязью≈ X dragged Y (Y's name) through the mud (the mire, the muck);- X threw (slung, flung) mud (dirt) at Y;- X blackened Y's name (reputation).♦ "Послушай, Луи, я тебя не понимаю. К чему эти комплименты? Разве ты не поддерживал Дюгара? А он меня каждый день смешивал с грязью" (Эренбург 4). "Look here, Louis," said Tessa, "I don't understand what you're driving at. Why all these compliments? Haven't you been supporting Dugard? Well, he's been slinging mud at me day after day" (4a).♦ Твёрдо знали одно: прежде он [Соколовский] работал на Урале, изругал директора, тот смешал его с грязью... (Эренбург 3). Only one thing was known for certain - his [Sokolovsky's] last job had been in the Urals; there he had quarrelled with his chief who had then blackened his name... (3a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > смешать с грязью
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9 смешать с дерьмом
• СМЕШИВАТЬ/СМЕШАТЬ С ГРЯЗЬЮ <С ДЕРЬМОМ vulg> кого usu. disapprov[VP; subj: human; more often pfv]=====⇒ to slander s.o. publicly, harshly, denigrate s.o., not sparing him any abuse:- X смешал Y-а с грязью≈ X dragged Y (Y's name) through the mud (the mire, the muck);- X threw (slung, flung) mud (dirt) at Y;- X blackened Y's name (reputation).♦ "Послушай, Луи, я тебя не понимаю. К чему эти комплименты? Разве ты не поддерживал Дюгара? А он меня каждый день смешивал с грязью" (Эренбург 4). "Look here, Louis," said Tessa, "I don't understand what you're driving at. Why all these compliments? Haven't you been supporting Dugard? Well, he's been slinging mud at me day after day" (4a).♦ Твёрдо знали одно: прежде он [Соколовский] работал на Урале, изругал директора, тот смешал его с грязью... (Эренбург 3). Only one thing was known for certain - his [Sokolovsky's] last job had been in the Urals; there he had quarrelled with his chief who had then blackened his name... (3a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > смешать с дерьмом
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10 смешивать с грязью
• СМЕШИВАТЬ/СМЕШАТЬ С ГРЯЗЬЮ <С ДЕРЬМОМ vulg> кого usu. disapprov[VP; subj: human; more often pfv]=====⇒ to slander s.o. publicly, harshly, denigrate s.o., not sparing him any abuse:- X смешал Y-а с грязью≈ X dragged Y (Y's name) through the mud (the mire, the muck);- X threw (slung, flung) mud (dirt) at Y;- X blackened Y's name (reputation).♦ "Послушай, Луи, я тебя не понимаю. К чему эти комплименты? Разве ты не поддерживал Дюгара? А он меня каждый день смешивал с грязью" (Эренбург 4). "Look here, Louis," said Tessa, "I don't understand what you're driving at. Why all these compliments? Haven't you been supporting Dugard? Well, he's been slinging mud at me day after day" (4a).♦ Твёрдо знали одно: прежде он [Соколовский] работал на Урале, изругал директора, тот смешал его с грязью... (Эренбург 3). Only one thing was known for certain - his [Sokolovsky's] last job had been in the Urals; there he had quarrelled with his chief who had then blackened his name... (3a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > смешивать с грязью
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11 смешивать с дерьмом
• СМЕШИВАТЬ/СМЕШАТЬ С ГРЯЗЬЮ <С ДЕРЬМОМ vulg> кого usu. disapprov[VP; subj: human; more often pfv]=====⇒ to slander s.o. publicly, harshly, denigrate s.o., not sparing him any abuse:- X смешал Y-а с грязью≈ X dragged Y (Y's name) through the mud (the mire, the muck);- X threw (slung, flung) mud (dirt) at Y;- X blackened Y's name (reputation).♦ "Послушай, Луи, я тебя не понимаю. К чему эти комплименты? Разве ты не поддерживал Дюгара? А он меня каждый день смешивал с грязью" (Эренбург 4). "Look here, Louis," said Tessa, "I don't understand what you're driving at. Why all these compliments? Haven't you been supporting Dugard? Well, he's been slinging mud at me day after day" (4a).♦ Твёрдо знали одно: прежде он [Соколовский] работал на Урале, изругал директора, тот смешал его с грязью... (Эренбург 3). Only one thing was known for certain - his [Sokolovsky's] last job had been in the Urals; there he had quarrelled with his chief who had then blackened his name... (3a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > смешивать с дерьмом
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