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21 поваляться в ножках
• ВАЛИТЬСЯ < ПОВАЛИТЬСЯ> в НОГАХ <в НОЖКАХ coll> у кого[VP; subj: human or collect; usu. impfv]=====⇒ to beg for sth. humbly:- X groveled at Y's feet (at the feet of Y).♦ Они стояли перед ним, лучшие его пастухи и гуртовщики, невозмутимые в своей правоте. Он неожиданно показался сам себе нашкодившим мальчишкой, и так-то ему вдруг захотелось, так захотелось поваляться у них в ногах, лишь бы они не бросили его среди этой проклятой снежной хляби, за сотни теперь вёрст от дому (Максимов 3). They stood before him, his best herdsmen and drovers, unshakable in their conviction that right was on their side. Suddenly he saw himself as a small boy who had misbehaved, and wanted, oh how desperately, to throw himself at their feet and beg them not to abandon him there in the middle of the infernal snow and slush, hundreds of miles from home (3a).♦ Елисейково было повержено. Черкасово валялось у нас в ногах, Неугодово и Пекша молили о пощаде (Ерофеев 1). Eliseikovo was subdued. Cherkasovo lay prostrate at our feet; Neugodovo and Peksha begged for mercy (1a).♦ Теперь, когда Вадим оказался с ним и нуждался в защите, не было на свете для Петра Васильевича преграды, какую он не сумел бы преодолеть, чтобы помочь внуку. Понадобится, он будет в ногах у местных властей валяться, но выхлопочет ему документы (Максимов 3). Now that Vadim was there and in need of protection, there was no obstacle on earth which Pyotr Vasilievich could not have overcome to help him [his grandson]. He would wangle papers for him, even if it meant groveling at the feet of the local powers-that-be (3a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > поваляться в ножках
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22 препятствие
сущ.obstacle;(барьер, преграда тж) bar;barrier;преодолевать \препятствиея — to overcome (surmount) barriers (obstacles)
преодоление \препятствией — overcoming (surmounting) of barriers (of obstacles) \препятствиея к вступлению в брак — bars (impediments) to marriage
устранять \препятствиея — to remove barriers (obstacles)
чинить \препятствиея — to create barriers (obstacles); obstruct
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23 препятствие
сущ.obstacle; (барьер, преграда тж) bar; barrier; ( тормоз) brake; перен hindrance; impediment; obstruction; restraintчинить препятствия — to create barriers (obstacles); obstruct
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24 трудность
ж.difficulty; ( препятствие) obstacle; ( затруднение) troubleпредставля́ть не́которые тру́дности — present some difficulties, be a matter of some difficulty
не представля́ть тру́дности — present no difficulty
преодолева́ть тру́дности — overcome difficulties
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25 преграда
жobstacle, barrierпреодоле́ть все прегра́ды — to overcome/to surmount all obstacles
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