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1 пускаться
несов. - пуска́ться, сов. - пусти́ться; разг.1) (отправляться, бежать куда-л) start, set outпуска́ться в путь — start on a journey
пуска́ться вдого́нку за кем-л — rush / dash after smb [in pursuit of smb]
2) ( начинать) start (+ ger)пуска́ться бежа́ть — break into a run, start running
пуска́ться в риско́ванное предприя́тие — let oneself in for a risky undertaking
3) (в вн. мн.; углубляться во что-л) go (into); plunge (into)пуска́ться в подро́бности — go into detail(s) / particulars
пуска́ться в простра́нные объясне́ния — start lengthy explanations
пуска́ться в спо́ры — plunge into argument
••пуска́ться во все тя́жкие — 1) (ударяться в пьянство, распутство и т.п.) plunge into dissipation 2) ( прибегать к любым средствам) go to all lengths, stop short at nothing
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2 пуститься во все тяжкие
1) General subject: go the vole, have a ball, fling one's cap over the mill, plunge into dissipation, go off at a tangent, let oneself go, throw the cap over the mill, throw prudence to the winds, go to the devil2) American: ball3) Jargon: go to town4) Set phrase: cast prudence to the winds (дословно: Отбросить всякое благоразумие)5) Makarov: take the head, have oneself a ball, cast prudence to the winds (букв.: бросить благоразумие на ветер)Универсальный русско-английский словарь > пуститься во все тяжкие
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