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2) Colloquial: unload (Some people were trying to unload their tickets long before the rain started because they'd heard the forecast.)4) Jargon: palm someone ( something) off on someone, farm out (if we farm out the kids to Granny we'll come to the party) -
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4 удачно использовать фальшивые деньги
Универсальный русско-английский словарь > удачно использовать фальшивые деньги
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5 удачно использовать фальшивые чеки
Универсальный русско-английский словарь > удачно использовать фальшивые чеки
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6 подмазать
1) General subject: grease fist (кого-л.), grease the band of (кого-л.), grease the fist of (кого-л.), grease the palm of (кого-л.), oil a palm, grease hand, grease palm, oil palm, oil the wheels, grease fist (кого-л.), grease palm (кого-л.), oil palm (кого-л.), tickle palm (кого-л.)2) Colloquial: lubricate3) Jargon: cross (someone's) palms, fix, oil ( someone's) palm -
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1) General subject: bribe, buy, gratify, (кому-л.) grease the band of, grease the fist of, grease the hand of, grease the palm of, grease the wheels, nobble, pass money under the table to (кому-либо), slip money to, (кому-л.) tickle palm, to slinky money to (smb.) ("сунуть", кому-л.), (кому-л.) grease fist, grease fist, grease hand, grease palm, oil a palm, oil palm, oil the wheels, slip money, grease palm (кому-л.), oil palm (кому-л.), tickle palm (кому-л.), give money under the table, pay a bribe2) Law: give a bribe, square3) Economy: buy over4) Jargon: cross (someone's) palms, oil, come across, piece ( someone) off5) Makarov: sop -
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1) General subject: grease fist (кого-л.), grease the band of (кого-л.), grease the fist of (кого-л.), grease the palm of (кого-л.), oil a palm, grease hand, grease palm, oil palm, oil the wheels, grease fist (кого-л.), grease palm (кого-л.), oil palm (кого-л.), tickle palm (кого-л.)2) Colloquial: lubricate3) Jargon: cross (someone's) palms, fix, oil ( someone's) palm -
9 знать кого-либо как облупленного
1) General subject: know somebody in-and-outУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > знать кого-либо как облупленного
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1) General subject: bakhshish, boodle, bribe, brocage (данная для получения должности), brokage (данная для получения должности), dash, douceur, golden key, graff, graft, grafter, gravy, grease, palm oil, rake off, rake-off, silver key, sop, subornation, sugarplum, swag, trick, gratification, under the table payment, undertable money2) Colloquial: backhander, palm-oil, pay-off3) American: payola4) British English: bung (informal)5) Law: backsheesh, fix, gratuity, kickback, illegal gratification6) Economy: hush money (за молчание), slush money7) Australian slang: back hander8) Diplomatic term: (политическая) pie9) Jargon: Missouri River, kick back, pay-off payoff, schmear, shake, sweetener, the fix, fix-up, contract, cush, salve (особенно небольшая), sugar, touch10) Persian: baksheesh11) Business: corruptive payment, hush-money, payoff, carrot12) Chemical weapons: contingent fee (за получение госзаказа)13) Makarov: backshish, illicit payment, oil of palms14) Phraseological unit: cross someone's palm (To give money to a person, especially as a bribe or as an inducement to perform a service.) -
12 быть очень близко знакомым (с кем-либо)
General subject: know someone like the palm of one's handУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > быть очень близко знакомым (с кем-либо)
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13 вознаграждение за услугу
1) Law: repayment2) Phraseological unit: cross someone's palmУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > вознаграждение за услугу
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14 давать кому-либо взятку
Jargon: grease someone's palmУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > давать кому-либо взятку
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15 знать (кого-либо) как облупленного
Colloquial: (to) know (someone) like the palm of (one's) handУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > знать (кого-либо) как облупленного
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16 знать как облупленного
1) General subject: (кого-л.) know as well as a beggar knows his bag, (кого-л.) know as well as a beggar knows his dish, know inside out, (кого-л.) know all to pieces2) Colloquial: (кого-л.) know in-and-out, (кого-либо) (to) know (someone) like the palm of (one's) hand3) Makarov: (кого-л.) know (smb.) as well as a beggar knows his bag, (кого-л.) know (smb.) as well as a beggar knows his dishУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > знать как облупленного
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17 очень хорошо знать кого-либо
General subject: know someone like the palm of one's handУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > очень хорошо знать кого-либо
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РАЗ ТАКОЕ ДЕЛО coll subord clause Invar usu. precedes the main clause fixed WOif matters are like that (as described in the preceding context)if that's the casethat being the case if that's the way things are if that's how it is.(Говорящий - мул) Я одного не пойму, почему все эти люди, прежде чем их схватят, никуда не бегут. Да что они, стреножены, что ли?! Раз такое дело - бегите в горы, в леса, кто вас там отыщет?! (Искандер 3). (The speaker is a mule) One thing I'll never understand is why all those people don't run away somewhere before they get caught. What are they, hobbled? If that's the way things are—run to the hills, to the woods, who'll find you there? (3a).Одного кинорежиссёра как-то давным-давно... записали в очередь на квартиру... Очередь двигалась ужасно медленно... Наконец, кто-то, кто поумнее, ему говорит: «Ты... будешь в этой очереди стоять до второго пришествия или до тех пор, пока какому-нибудь нужному человеку на лапу не дашь»... - «Ладно, - думает, - раз такое дело, один раз дам всё-таки взятку, а больше уж никогда не буду» (Войнович 1). Long ago...a certain film director signed up on a waiting list for an apartment....The waiting list was very slow in moving....Finally, someone cleverer than he told him: "You'll be on that waiting list until the Second Coming or until you grease the right person's palm." All right, he thought, if that's how it is, I'll give a bribe this time, but never again (1a). -
19 быть очень близко знакомым
General subject: (с кем-либо) know someone like the palm of one's handУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > быть очень близко знакомым
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20 раз такое дело
• РАЗ ТАКОЕ ДЕЛО coll[subord clause; Invar; usu. precedes the main clause; fixed WO]=====⇒ if matters are like that (as described in the preceding context):- if that's how it is.♦ [Говорящий - мул] Я одного не пойму, почему все эти люди, прежде чем их схватят, никуда не бегут. Да что они, стреножены, что ли?! Раз такое дело - бегите в горы, в леса, кто вас там отыщет?! (Искандер 3). [The speaker is a mule] One thing I'll never understand is why all those people don't run away somewhere before they get caught. What are they, hobbled? If that's the way things are - run to the hills, to the woods, who'll find you there? (3a).♦ Одного кинорежиссёра как-то давным-давно... записали в очередь на квартиру... Очередь двигалась ужасно медленно... Наконец, кто-то, кто поумнее, ему говорит: " Ты... будешь в этой очереди стоять до второго пришествия или до тех пор, пока какому-нибудь нужному человеку на лапу не дашь"... - "Ладно, - думает, - раз такое дело, один раз дам всё-таки взятку, а больше уж никогда не буду" (Войнович 1). Long ago...a certain film director signed up on a waiting list for an apartment....The waiting list was very slow in moving....Finally, someone cleverer than he told him: "You'll be on that waiting list until the Second Coming or until you grease the right person's palm." All right, he thought, if that's how it is, I'll give a bribe this time, but never again (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > раз такое дело
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palm off — (something) to trick or persuade someone to take something. They palmed off cheap wine at high prices by putting it in fancy bottles. She produced fake stamps and palmed them off as genuine. Related vocabulary: fob something off on someone … New idioms dictionary
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palm — palm1 /pahm/, n. 1. the part of the inner surface of the hand that extends from the wrist to the bases of the fingers. 2. the corresponding part of the forefoot of an animal. 3. the part of a glove covering this part of the hand. 4. Also called… … Universalium
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