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2 люди
1. folkпожилые, старые люди — old folks
2. human subjects3. folks4. people; servantsбездомные люди; бродяги — street people
5. menСинонимический ряд:люд (сущ.) люд; народ; народы; публика; публики -
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1) General subject: commonalty, hoi polloi, plain folk, populace, the vulgar, peasantry, commoners2) Obsolete: mobile, the common people3) Latin: vulgus4) Bookish: commonality5) Scornful: ruck6) Makarov: plain countryfolk -
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ЧЁРНАЯ КОСТЬ obs NP sing only, but may refer to one or more persons fixed WO(a person or people) of undistinguished lineage, not (a member or members) of the upper class or any privileged groupcommon (ordinary) person (people, worker(s) etc)run-of-the-mill peasant(s) (worker(s) etc) of humble birth (in refer, to a group only) common (ordinary, plain) folk ( contemp. usage, said sarcastically) second-class citizen(s).(author's usage) Вот обратите внимание на Андрея Ар-сеньича, вот западная школа, вот тренаж, ни жириночки. Аристократы, хе-хе, а мы мужицкая кость (Аксёнов 7). Have а look at Andrei Arsenievich over there That's the Western look for you. Not an ounce of fat. They keep in shape. They're blue bloods, after all, and we're just your run-of-the-mill peasants (7a).Оказывается, свободных номеров в гостинице сколько угодно. «Для китайцев... Нам не дают, мы черная кость» (Гинзбург 2). Apparently there were any number of vacant rooms in the hotel "They're all for the Chinese. They're not for us, we're second-class citizens" (2a). -
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(ВЕЛИКАЯ) СЕРМЯЖНАЯ ПРАВДА iron or humor in contemp. usage NP sing only fixed WOthe truth (which, it was formerly believed, could be found among plain folk), (great) homespun truth.Дружбу Нержина с дворником Спиридоном Рубин и Со-логдин благодушно называли «хождением в народ» и поисками той самой великой сермяжной правды, которую еще до Нержина тщетно искали Гоголь, Некрасов, Герцен, славянофилы, народники, Достоевский, Лев Толстой и, наконец, Васисуалий Лоханкин (Солженицын 3). Nerzhin's friendship with the janitor Spiridon was referred to by Rubin and Sologdin as "going to the people " In their view, Nerzhin was seeking that same great homespun truth which before his time had been sought in vain by Gogol, Nekrasov, Herzen, the Slavophiles, the "People's Will" revolutionaries, Dostoevsky, Lev Tolstoi, and, last of all, Vasisualy Lokhankin (3a)This phrase became popular in its ironic usage after the publication of The Golden Calf(«Золотой теленок»), by Ilya Ilf and Evgeny Petrov, 1931, ch 13 -
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• ЧЕРНАЯ КОСТЬ obs[NP; sing only, but may refer to one or more persons; fixed WO]=====⇒ (a person or people) of undistinguished lineage, not (a member or members) of the upper class or any privileged group:- common (ordinary) person (people, worker(s) etc);- run-of-the-mill peasant(s) (worker(s) etc);- [in refer, to a group only] common (ordinary, plain) folk;- [contemp. usage, said sarcastically] second-class citizen(s).♦ [author's usage] Вот обратите внимание на Андрея Арсеньича, вот западная школа, вот тренаж, ни жириночки. Аристократы, хе-хе, а мы мужицкая кость (Аксёнов 7). Have a look at Andrei Arsenievich over there That's the Western look for you. Not an ounce of fat. They keep in shape. They're blue bloods, after all, and we're just your run-of-the-mill peasants (7a).♦ Оказывается, свободных номеров в гостинице сколько угодно. "Для китайцев... Нам не дают, мы черная кость" (Гинзбург 2). Apparently there were any number of vacant rooms in the hotel "They re all for the Chinese. They're not for us, we're second-class citizens" (2a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > черная кость
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• (ВЕЛИКАЯ) СЕРМЯЖНАЯ ПРАВДА iron or humor in contemp. usage[NP; sing only; fixed WO]=====⇒ the truth (which, it was formerly believed, could be found among plain folk):- (great) homespun truth.♦ Дружбу Нержина с дворником Спиридоном Рубин и Сологдин благодушно называли "хождением в народ" и поисками той самой великой сермяжной правды, которую еще до Нержина тщетно искали Гоголь, Некрасов, Герцен, славянофилы, народники, Достоевский, Лев Толстой и, наконец, Васисуалий Лоханкин (Солженицын 3). Nerzhin's friendship with the janitor Spiridon was referred to by Rubin and Sologdin as "going to the people " In their view, Nerzhin was seeking that same great homespun truth which before his time had been sought in vain by Gogol, Nekrasov, Herzen, the Slavophiles, the "People's Will" revolutionaries, Dostoevsky, Lev Tolstoi, and, last of all, Vasisualy Lokhankin (3a)—————← This phrase became popular in its ironic usage after the publication of The Golden Сд//("Золотой теленок"), by Ilya Ilf and Evgeny Petrov, 1931, ch 13Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > великая сермяжная правда
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• (ВЕЛИКАЯ) СЕРМЯЖНАЯ ПРАВДА iron or humor in contemp. usage[NP; sing only; fixed WO]=====⇒ the truth (which, it was formerly believed, could be found among plain folk):- (great) homespun truth.♦ Дружбу Нержина с дворником Спиридоном Рубин и Сологдин благодушно называли "хождением в народ" и поисками той самой великой сермяжной правды, которую еще до Нержина тщетно искали Гоголь, Некрасов, Герцен, славянофилы, народники, Достоевский, Лев Толстой и, наконец, Васисуалий Лоханкин (Солженицын 3). Nerzhin's friendship with the janitor Spiridon was referred to by Rubin and Sologdin as "going to the people " In their view, Nerzhin was seeking that same great homespun truth which before his time had been sought in vain by Gogol, Nekrasov, Herzen, the Slavophiles, the "People's Will" revolutionaries, Dostoevsky, Lev Tolstoi, and, last of all, Vasisualy Lokhankin (3a)—————← This phrase became popular in its ironic usage after the publication of The Golden Сд//("Золотой теленок"), by Ilya Ilf and Evgeny Petrov, 1931, ch 13Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > сермяжная правда
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9 простонародье
hoi polloi имя существительное: -
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I прил.просто́е объясне́ние — simple explanation
просто́е зада́ние — easy task
просто́е реше́ние — easy solution
2) ( обыкновенный) common; plain; ordinaryпросты́е лю́ди (обычные) — ordinary people
нале́йте мне просто́й воды́ — give me some plain water, please
3) ( скромный) simple, plainпроста́я пи́ща — simple food
просто́е пла́тье — simple / plain dress
просты́е лю́ди (без претензий) — simple folk, homely / unpretentious people
просто́й о́браз жи́зни — plain living
4) (элементарный, не сопровождающийся ничем другим) simple, mereпросто́е любопы́тство — mere curiosity
5) (простодушный, бесхитростный) simple, sincereпросто́й челове́к — simple person
просты́е мане́ры — unaffected manners
6) ист. ( низкого сословия) common, low-classпростой наро́д — common people
7) ( в терминологии - менее сложного типа) simpleпросто́е вещество́ хим. — simple / elementary substance
просто́е большинство́ голосо́в — a simple majority of votes
просто́е воспроизво́дство эк. — simple reproduction
просто́е арифмети́ческое де́йствие — fundamental operation
просто́е предложе́ние грам. — simple sentence
простой перело́м мед. — simple fracture
простой ге́рпес мед. — herpes simplex
••просто́й сме́ртный — a mere mortal
просто́е письмо́ — non-registered letter
просто́й каранда́ш — (regular) lead [led] pencil
просто́е число́ мат. — prime number
по той просто́й причи́не, что — for the simple reason that
II м.просто́й, как пра́вда шутл. — ≈ simplicity itself / incarnate
( вынужденное бездействие) standing idle; ( у рабочих) idle time; (судна, вагона) demurrage; (оборудования из-за ремонта и т.п.) downtimeпла́та за просто́й (вагонов, судов) — demurrage
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1. прил.1. simple; (нетрудный, несложный) easy2. ( обыкновенный) common, plain, ordinaryпростые люди — ordinary people; ( без претензий) simple folk, homely / unpretentious people
3. ( не составной):простое предложение грам. — simple sentence
простое число мат. — prime number
простое тело хим. — simple / elementary substance; element
4. (не более как, всего лишь) mere♢
простое письмо — non-registered letter2. м.по той простой причине, что — for the simple reason that
standing idle; ( у рабочих) idle time; (судна, вагона) demurrageплата за простой (вагонов, судов) — demurrage
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