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СДАВАТЬ/СДАТЬ В АРХИВ VP subj: human often 3rd pers pl with indef. refer., infin with надо, пора, рано etc, or short-form past passive Part)1. \А-41 кого to dismiss s.o., regarding him as unfit for some activity ( usu. of a person unfit to fulfill his responsibilities at work because of his age, lack of abilities etc)X-a сдали в архив - X was put (turned, sent) out to pastureX was put on the shelf X was written off as a has-been X was sent to the glue factory (in limited contexts) X is a back number.В то время, когда Козлику исполнилось тридцать лет, князь ещё не совсем был сдан в архив... (Салтыков-Щедрин 2). At the time Kozelkov reached the age of thirty, the prince had not been put on the shelf altogether... (2a).«Я хоть теперь сдан в архив, а... я психолог по-своему и физиогномист» (Тургенев 2). "Though I'm a back number now...1 am something of a psychologist...in my own fashion, and a physiognomist" (2c).2. - что to stop using sth. forever, consign sth. to oblivion as outdated, uselessX сдал Y в архив - X scrapped (shelved) YX put Y away for good X relegated Y to the archives.«Увы! - с сожалением ответил Берлиоз, - ни одно из этих доказательств ничего не стоит, и человечество давно сдало их в архив» (Булгаков 9). "Alas!" Berlioz answered with regret. "None of these proofs is worth a thing, and humanity has long since scrapped them" (9a). -
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• СДАВАТЬ/СДАТЬ В АРХИВ[VP; subj: human; often 3rd pers pl with indef. refer., infin with надо, пора, рано etc, or short-form past passive Part]=====1. сдавать в архив кого to dismiss s.o., regarding him as unfit for some activity (usu. of a person unfit to fulfill his responsibilities at work because of his age, lack of abilities etc):- X-a сдали в архив≈ X was put <turned, sent> out to pasture;- X was sent to the glue factory;- [in limited contexts] X is a back number.♦ В то время, когда Козлику исполнилось тридцать лет, князь ещё не совсем был сдан в архив... (Салтыков-Щедрин 2). At the time Kozelkov reached the age of thirty, the prince had not been put on the shelf altogether... (2a).♦ "Я хоть теперь сдан в архив, а... я психолог по-своему и физиогномист" (Тургенев 2). "Though I'm a back number now...I am something of a psychologist...in my own fashion, and a physiognomist" (2c).2. сдавать в архив что to stop using sth. forever, consign sth. to oblivion as outdated, useless:- X relegated Y to the archives.♦ " Увы! - с сожалением ответил Берлиоз, - ни одно из этих доказательств ничего не стоит, и человечество давно сдало их в архив" (Булгаков 9). "Alas!" Berlioz answered with regret. "None of these proofs is worth a thing, and humanity has long since scrapped them" (9a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > сдавать в архив
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• СДАВАТЬ/СДАТЬ В АРХИВ[VP; subj: human; often 3rd pers pl with indef. refer., infin with надо, пора, рано etc, or short-form past passive Part]=====1. сдать в архив кого to dismiss s.o., regarding him as unfit for some activity (usu. of a person unfit to fulfill his responsibilities at work because of his age, lack of abilities etc):- X-a сдали в архив≈ X was put <turned, sent> out to pasture;- X was sent to the glue factory;- [in limited contexts] X is a back number.♦ В то время, когда Козлику исполнилось тридцать лет, князь ещё не совсем был сдан в архив... (Салтыков-Щедрин 2). At the time Kozelkov reached the age of thirty, the prince had not been put on the shelf altogether... (2a).♦ "Я хоть теперь сдан в архив, а... я психолог по-своему и физиогномист" (Тургенев 2). "Though I'm a back number now...I am something of a psychologist...in my own fashion, and a physiognomist" (2c).2. сдать в архив что to stop using sth. forever, consign sth. to oblivion as outdated, useless:- X relegated Y to the archives.♦ " Увы! - с сожалением ответил Берлиоз, - ни одно из этих доказательств ничего не стоит, и человечество давно сдало их в архив" (Булгаков 9). "Alas!" Berlioz answered with regret. "None of these proofs is worth a thing, and humanity has long since scrapped them" (9a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > сдать в архив
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9 физиономист
м.physiognomist [-zɪ'ɒ(g)n-]
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Physiognomist — Phys i*og*nom ist, n. Same as {Physiognomy}, 1. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
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physiognomist — fɪzɪ É‘gnÉ™mɪst / É’nÉ™m n. one who studies facial characteristics; one who analyzes personal traits based on one s facial features … English contemporary dictionary
physiognomist — phys·i·ogno·mist … English syllables
physiognomist — ˌfizēˈä(g)nəmə̇st noun ( s) Etymology: physiognomy + ist : one skilled in physiognomy; especially one who professes to tell character through physiognomy … Useful english dictionary
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