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  • 41 за милую душу

    разг.
    1) (охотно, с удовольствием) with pleasure; most willingly; with a will

    Если едешь ты в Кириллово - / Под горой паром, мысок, / Там тебя за душу милую / Переправят в городок. (С. Орлов, Паромщик) — If you're going to Kirillovo / There's ferry 'neath the hill; / In a jiffy they will ferry you / To the township with a will.

    2) (отлично, прекрасно) (get along, do smth., etc.) all right, fine

    - Знаешь, я вообще решила... это самое, замуж не выходить. А ну их! Будем с тобой дружить - и проживём за милую душу. (Б. Бедный, Девчата) — 'You know, I've decided never to marry anyone,' she said. 'To hell with all that! We'll be bosom friends, you and I, and we'll get along just fine.'

    3) (не задумываясь, без долгих размышлений) часто неодобр. do smth. without a moment's thought; do smth. as easy as winking

    - Да вы не торопитесь сходить, - сказал он, заметив, что Воропаев намерен был уже спускаться с мостика. - Собьют с ног и задавят за милую душу. (П. Павленко, Счастье) — 'Don't be in a hurry to get off,' he said, seeing Voropayev making for the bridge ladder. 'That crowd will knock you off your feet as easy as winking.'

    4) (несомненно, с лёгкостью, вне всякого сомнения, наверняка) no (without, beyond) doubt; easily; it won't take a minute; cf. it's mere child's play for smb.; as sure as eggs is eggs

    - Кирька, - орал в передней комнате Никита, - хошь, женим? За милу душу женим. Хошь? (Ф. Панфёров, Бруски) — 'Kirka,' Nikita shouted. 'If you like we'll marry you. Come on, it won't take a minute to hitch you up together. Well, do you want to?'

    - Что мне нужно, того я добьюсь, добьюсь за милую душу, стоит мне захотеть! (В. Кетлинская, Дни нашей жизни) — 'Whatever I want to accomplish I shall. What's more, I'll accomplish it easily, all I have to do is want to.'

    Русско-английский фразеологический словарь > за милую душу

  • 42 не бей лежачего

    прост.
    cf. soft job; cushy (snug) job; mere child's play

    - А я говорю: "Чего тебе не хватает? Работёнка - не бей лежачего: Трубку подыми, трубку положи". (И. Гуро, Под самой Москвой) — 'What the hell do you complain of?' I retorted. 'Yours is a soft job: 'pick up the receiver!' or 'put down the receiver!'

    Русско-английский фразеологический словарь > не бей лежачего

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