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  • 21 хватить горя

    ХЛЕБНУТЬ < ХВАТИТЬ> ГОРЯ <ГОРЮШКА, ЛИХА> coll
    [VP; subj: human]
    =====
    to experience much hardship, misfortune in life:
    - X хлебнул горя X has had < seen> his share of suffering < grief>;
    - X has had more than his share of trouble < hard luck>;
    - X has taken < been through> a lot;
    - X has had it rough < tough>.
         ♦ Впоследствии она сама попала за колючую проволоку, хлебнула горя, но то, как и почему она не простилась с отцом, которого больше не увидела, не могло не остаться пятном на её душе (Мандельштам 2). Later she wound up behind barbed wire herself and had her own share of suffering, but she never ceased to be troubled in her mind at not having said goodbye to her father, whom she never saw again (2a).
         ♦ "В войну [мадам Бранд] попала в Германию, горя, я думаю, не пригубила, а хлебнула взахлёб" (Михайловская 1). "During the war she [Madame Brand] found herself in Germany, where, I think, she had her share of grief" (1a).
         ♦ "Нас в этих ротах недаром смертниками звали. До одного выкашивало. Как я выжил? Как я выжил? Однако, вообрази, весь этот кровавый ад был счастьем по сравнению с ужасами концлагеря..." - "Да, брат, хлебнул ты горя" (Пастернак 1). "They called our company the death squad. It was practically wiped out. How and why I survived, I don't know. And yet - would you believe it-all that utter hell was nothing, it was bliss compared to the horrors of the concentration camp...." "Yes, poor fellow. You've taken a lot" (1a).

    Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > хватить горя

  • 22 хватить лиха

    ХЛЕБНУТЬ < ХВАТИТЬ> ГОРЯ <ГОРЮШКА, ЛИХА> coll
    [VP; subj: human]
    =====
    to experience much hardship, misfortune in life:
    - X хлебнул горя X has had < seen> his share of suffering < grief>;
    - X has had more than his share of trouble < hard luck>;
    - X has taken < been through> a lot;
    - X has had it rough < tough>.
         ♦ Впоследствии она сама попала за колючую проволоку, хлебнула горя, но то, как и почему она не простилась с отцом, которого больше не увидела, не могло не остаться пятном на её душе (Мандельштам 2). Later she wound up behind barbed wire herself and had her own share of suffering, but she never ceased to be troubled in her mind at not having said goodbye to her father, whom she never saw again (2a).
         ♦ "В войну [мадам Бранд] попала в Германию, горя, я думаю, не пригубила, а хлебнула взахлёб" (Михайловская 1). "During the war she [Madame Brand] found herself in Germany, where, I think, she had her share of grief" (1a).
         ♦ "Нас в этих ротах недаром смертниками звали. До одного выкашивало. Как я выжил? Как я выжил? Однако, вообрази, весь этот кровавый ад был счастьем по сравнению с ужасами концлагеря..." - "Да, брат, хлебнул ты горя" (Пастернак 1). "They called our company the death squad. It was practically wiped out. How and why I survived, I don't know. And yet - would you believe it-all that utter hell was nothing, it was bliss compared to the horrors of the concentration camp...." "Yes, poor fellow. You've taken a lot" (1a).

    Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > хватить лиха

  • 23 хлебнуть горюшка

    ХЛЕБНУТЬ < ХВАТИТЬ> ГОРЯ <ГОРЮШКА, ЛИХА> coll
    [VP; subj: human]
    =====
    to experience much hardship, misfortune in life:
    - X хлебнул горя X has had < seen> his share of suffering < grief>;
    - X has had more than his share of trouble < hard luck>;
    - X has taken < been through> a lot;
    - X has had it rough < tough>.
         ♦ Впоследствии она сама попала за колючую проволоку, хлебнула горя, но то, как и почему она не простилась с отцом, которого больше не увидела, не могло не остаться пятном на её душе (Мандельштам 2). Later she wound up behind barbed wire herself and had her own share of suffering, but she never ceased to be troubled in her mind at not having said goodbye to her father, whom she never saw again (2a).
         ♦ "В войну [мадам Бранд] попала в Германию, горя, я думаю, не пригубила, а хлебнула взахлёб" (Михайловская 1). "During the war she [Madame Brand] found herself in Germany, where, I think, she had her share of grief" (1a).
         ♦ "Нас в этих ротах недаром смертниками звали. До одного выкашивало. Как я выжил? Как я выжил? Однако, вообрази, весь этот кровавый ад был счастьем по сравнению с ужасами концлагеря..." - "Да, брат, хлебнул ты горя" (Пастернак 1). "They called our company the death squad. It was practically wiped out. How and why I survived, I don't know. And yet - would you believe it-all that utter hell was nothing, it was bliss compared to the horrors of the concentration camp...." "Yes, poor fellow. You've taken a lot" (1a).

    Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > хлебнуть горюшка

  • 24 хлебнуть горя

    ХЛЕБНУТЬ < ХВАТИТЬ> ГОРЯ <ГОРЮШКА, ЛИХА> coll
    [VP; subj: human]
    =====
    to experience much hardship, misfortune in life:
    - X хлебнул горя X has had < seen> his share of suffering < grief>;
    - X has had more than his share of trouble < hard luck>;
    - X has taken < been through> a lot;
    - X has had it rough < tough>.
         ♦ Впоследствии она сама попала за колючую проволоку, хлебнула горя, но то, как и почему она не простилась с отцом, которого больше не увидела, не могло не остаться пятном на её душе (Мандельштам 2). Later she wound up behind barbed wire herself and had her own share of suffering, but she never ceased to be troubled in her mind at not having said goodbye to her father, whom she never saw again (2a).
         ♦ "В войну [мадам Бранд] попала в Германию, горя, я думаю, не пригубила, а хлебнула взахлёб" (Михайловская 1). "During the war she [Madame Brand] found herself in Germany, where, I think, she had her share of grief" (1a).
         ♦ "Нас в этих ротах недаром смертниками звали. До одного выкашивало. Как я выжил? Как я выжил? Однако, вообрази, весь этот кровавый ад был счастьем по сравнению с ужасами концлагеря..." - "Да, брат, хлебнул ты горя" (Пастернак 1). "They called our company the death squad. It was practically wiped out. How and why I survived, I don't know. And yet - would you believe it-all that utter hell was nothing, it was bliss compared to the horrors of the concentration camp...." "Yes, poor fellow. You've taken a lot" (1a).

    Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > хлебнуть горя

  • 25 хлебнуть лиха

    ХЛЕБНУТЬ < ХВАТИТЬ> ГОРЯ <ГОРЮШКА, ЛИХА> coll
    [VP; subj: human]
    =====
    to experience much hardship, misfortune in life:
    - X хлебнул горя X has had < seen> his share of suffering < grief>;
    - X has had more than his share of trouble < hard luck>;
    - X has taken < been through> a lot;
    - X has had it rough < tough>.
         ♦ Впоследствии она сама попала за колючую проволоку, хлебнула горя, но то, как и почему она не простилась с отцом, которого больше не увидела, не могло не остаться пятном на её душе (Мандельштам 2). Later she wound up behind barbed wire herself and had her own share of suffering, but she never ceased to be troubled in her mind at not having said goodbye to her father, whom she never saw again (2a).
         ♦ "В войну [мадам Бранд] попала в Германию, горя, я думаю, не пригубила, а хлебнула взахлёб" (Михайловская 1). "During the war she [Madame Brand] found herself in Germany, where, I think, she had her share of grief" (1a).
         ♦ "Нас в этих ротах недаром смертниками звали. До одного выкашивало. Как я выжил? Как я выжил? Однако, вообрази, весь этот кровавый ад был счастьем по сравнению с ужасами концлагеря..." - "Да, брат, хлебнул ты горя" (Пастернак 1). "They called our company the death squad. It was practically wiped out. How and why I survived, I don't know. And yet - would you believe it-all that utter hell was nothing, it was bliss compared to the horrors of the concentration camp...." "Yes, poor fellow. You've taken a lot" (1a).

    Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > хлебнуть лиха

  • 26 на грош

    I
    НА ГРОШ < НА КОПЕЙКУ> coll
    [PrepP; these forms only]
    =====
    1. на грош чего кого, где) [quantit subj-compl with copula (subj/ gen: usu. abstr) or quantif of subj/ gen]
    s.o. has a very small amount (of some quality - intelligence, ability etc):
    - (hardly) an ounce (a scrap, a shred) (of [NP]);
    - next to no [NP].
         ♦ Таланта у него на грош, а считает себя великим писателем. He has next to no talent, yet considers himself a great writer.
    (to do) very little:
    - (do) practically (next to, almost) nothing.
    —————
    II
    НИ НА ГРОШ; (И) НА ГРОШ; (НИ) НА КОПЕЙКУ all coll; НИ НА (ЛОМАНУЮ) ПОЛЕШКУ obs, coll
    [PrepP; these forms only]
    =====
    1. на грош чего (нет) (у кого, где) [quantit compl with negated copula (subj/ gen: abstr); when variants without ни are used, negated copula or нет cannot be omitted]
    some quality is completely absent (in s.o. or sth.):
    - (y X-a) Y-a ни на грош X doesn't have < there isn't> a scrap <a drop, a lick, an ounce, a grain> of Y;
    - X doesn't have < there isn't> the least (slightest, tiniest) bit <drop, scrap> of Y.
         ♦...Он [Грушницкий] из тех людей, которые на все случаи жизни имеют готовые пышные фразы... В их душе часто много добрых свойств, но ни на грош поэзии (Лермонтов 1).... Не [Grushnitski] is one of those people who, for every occasion in life, have ready-made pompous phrases....Their souls often possess many good qualities, but not an ounce of poetry (1a).
    2. на грош не верить кому, во что [adv (intensif)]
    (not to believe s.o., sth., or in sth.) even to the slightest degree:
    - X не верит Y-y на грош X doesn't believe a word < a thing> Y says;
    - X doesn't believe < trust> Y at all;
    - X doesn't trust Y one bit.
         ♦ "Это иезуит, русский то есть. Как у благородного существа, в ном это затаённое негодование кипит на то, что надо представляться... святыню на себя натягивать". - "Да ведь он же верует в бога". - "Ни на грош. А ты не знал?" (Достоевский 1). "He's a Jesuit, a Russian one, that is. As a noble person, he has this hidden indignation seething in him because he has to pretend...to put on all this holiness." "But he does believe in God." "Not for a minute. Didn't you know?" (1a).
         ♦ Тому, что писали немецкие газеты, нельзя было верить и на грош (Кузнецов 1). The German newspapers could not be believed at all... (1a).
    —————

    Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > на грош

  • 27 на копейку

    I
    НА ГРОШ < НА КОПЕЙКУ> coll
    [PrepP; these forms only]
    =====
    1. на копейку чего кого, где) [quantit subj-compl with copula (subj/ gen: usu. abstr) or quantif of subj/ gen]
    s.o. has a very small amount (of some quality - intelligence, ability etc):
    - (hardly) an ounce (a scrap, a shred) (of [NP]);
    - next to no [NP].
         ♦ Таланта у него на грош, а считает себя великим писателем. He has next to no talent, yet considers himself a great writer.
    (to do) very little:
    - (do) practically (next to, almost) nothing.
    —————
    II
    НИ НА ГРОШ; (И) НА ГРОШ; (НИ) НА КОПЕЙКУ all coll; НИ НА (ЛОМАНУЮ) ПОЛЕШКУ obs, coll
    [PrepP; these forms only]
    =====
    1. на копейку чего (нет) (у кого, где) [quantit compl with negated copula (subj/ gen: abstr); when variants without ни are used, negated copula or нет cannot be omitted]
    some quality is completely absent (in s.o. or sth.):
    - (y X-a) Y-a ни на грош X doesn't have < there isn't> a scrap <a drop, a lick, an ounce, a grain> of Y;
    - X doesn't have < there isn't> the least (slightest, tiniest) bit <drop, scrap> of Y.
         ♦...Он [Грушницкий] из тех людей, которые на все случаи жизни имеют готовые пышные фразы... В их душе часто много добрых свойств, но ни на грош поэзии (Лермонтов 1).... Не [Grushnitski] is one of those people who, for every occasion in life, have ready-made pompous phrases....Their souls often possess many good qualities, but not an ounce of poetry (1a).
    2. на копейку не верить кому, во что [adv (intensif)]
    (not to believe s.o., sth., or in sth.) even to the slightest degree:
    - X не верит Y-y на копейку X doesn't believe a word < a thing> Y says;
    - X doesn't believe < trust> Y at all;
    - X doesn't trust Y one bit.
         ♦ "Это иезуит, русский то есть. Как у благородного существа, в ном это затаённое негодование кипит на то, что надо представляться... святыню на себя натягивать". - "Да ведь он же верует в бога". - "Ни на грош. А ты не знал?" (Достоевский 1). "He's a Jesuit, a Russian one, that is. As a noble person, he has this hidden indignation seething in him because he has to pretend...to put on all this holiness." "But he does believe in God." "Not for a minute. Didn't you know?" (1a).
         ♦ Тому, что писали немецкие газеты, нельзя было верить и на грош (Кузнецов 1). The German newspapers could not be believed at all... (1a).
    —————

    Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > на копейку

  • 28 дешевле грибов

    ДЕШЕВЛЕ ПАРЕНОЙ РЕПЫ( купить, продать что) obsoles, coll, ДЕШЕВЛЕ ГРИБОВ coll
    [AdjP or AdvP; adv or subj-compl with copula (subj: concr or animal); fixed WO]
    =====
    (to buy or sell sth.) very inexpensively; sth. is very inexpensive:
    - (be sold etc) for a song.

    Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > дешевле грибов

  • 29 дешевле пареной репы

    ДЕШЕВЛЕ ПАРЕНОЙ РЕПЫ (купить, продать что) obsoles, coll, ДЕШЕВЛЕ ГРИБОВ coll
    [AdjP or AdvP; adv or subj-compl with copula (subj: concr or animal); fixed WO]
    =====
    (to buy or sell sth.) very inexpensively; sth. is very inexpensive:
    - (be sold etc) for a song.

    Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > дешевле пареной репы

  • 30 перемывать косточки

    разг., ирон., неодобр.
    pick (pull) smb. to pieces; pick smb.'s bones; rake smb. over the coals; enjoy muckraking

    Сперва Тося решила, что они говорят о ней, перемывают ей косточки и Илья-изменщик, посмеиваясь, рассказывает Анфисе, какая Тося дурёха: всему верит и чуть ли не кидается ему на шею. (Б. Бедный, Девчата) — At first Tossia thought they were talking about her, pulling her to pieces, and that Ilya was telling Anfissa what a silly fool Tossia was, a simpleton who believed every word he said and practically threw herself at him.

    - Тьфу! - плевались деревенские бабы, перемывая Анфисины косточки. - И как глаза у ней от бесстыдства не полопаются! (А. Иванов, Вечный зов) — 'It's outrageous!' the village women fumed as they picked Anfisa's bones. 'It's a wonder she's not ashamed to walk the streets!'

    Бабы собирались даже тогда, когда им ничего не надо было покупать. Стоят у прилавка, выстроившись очередью, обсуждают свои дела или перемывают кому-нибудь косточки. (В. Распутин, Деньги для Марии) — Women would come even when they had nothing to buy, merely for the pleasure of grouping together to confide their secrets or rake somebody over the coals.

    - И пускай болтают, пускай! - заторопилась Лизанька, чтобы предупредить обиду... - Людям в радость перемыть косточки. (В. Личутин, Любостай) — 'Let them talk, let them!' said Liza hastily, to forestall the feeling of offence... 'People enjoy muckraking.'

    Русско-английский фразеологический словарь > перемывать косточки

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