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1 мириться с неизбежностью
Русско-английский синонимический словарь > мириться с неизбежностью
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2 смиряться
св - смири́тьсяto submit to sb/sth; принимать покорно to be/to become reconciled with, to resign oneself to, to be/to become resigned to sth; терпеливо сносить to put up with sth collсмиря́тьсяс судьбо́й — to be resigned/to resign oneself to one's fate
смиря́ться с неизбе́жным — to bow to the inevitable
она́ не мо́жет смири́ться с тя́жкой утра́той — she cannot reconcile herself to her bitter loss, she cannot be reconciled with her bitter loss
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3 У-5
НА УБОЙ PrepP Invar adv1. посылать, отправлять, гнать кого \У-5 (to send, drive s.o.) to inevitable death: (send (herd) s.o.) to slaughter(send s.o. off (put s.o. somewhere etc)) to be slaughtered (killed, butchered).«Ваши генералы в Финляндии и в Польше гнали на убой своих солдат, чтобы убедить нас в своей мнимой слабости» (Копелев 1). "Your generals in Finland and Poland herded your men to slaughter so as to convince us of your false weakness" (1a).Впереди расположения войск Тучкова находилось возвышение. Это возвышение не было занято войсками. Бенигсен громко критиковал эту ошибку, говоря, что было безумно оставить незанятою командующую местностью высоту и поставить войска под нею. Некоторые генералы выражали то же мнение. Один в особенности с воинскою горячностью говорил о том, что их поставили тут на убой (Толстой 6). In front of Tiichkov's troops was an eminence which was not occupied by troops. Bennigsen loudly criticized this mistake, saying that it was madness to leave an elevation that commanded the surrounding country unoccupied and to place troops below it. Several of the generals expressed the same opinion. One in particular declared with martial vehemence that they were put there to be slaughtered (6a).2. кормить кого \У-5 coll. Also: КАК НА УБОЙ coll (to feed s.o.) large amounts of food ( usu. good, varied foodusu. implies that s.o. ends up eating more than he should or would like to)X кормит Y-a (как) на убой - X stuffs Y to the gillsX feeds Y until Y is ready to burst X feeds Y heartily. -
4 как на убой
• НА УБОЙ[PrepP; Invar; adv]=====1. посылать, отправлять, гнать кого как на убой (to send, drive s.o.) to inevitable death:- (send < herd> s.o.) to slaughter;- (send s.o. off <put s.o. somewhere etc>) to be slaughtered (killed, butchered).♦ "Ваши генералы в Финляндии и в Польше гнали на убой своих солдат, чтобы убедить нас в своей мнимой слабости" (Копелев 1). "Your generals in Finland and Poland herded your men to slaughter so as to convince us of your false weakness" (1a).♦ Впереди расположения войск Тучкова находилось возвышение. Это возвышение не было занято войсками. Бенигсен громко критиковал эту ошибку, говоря, что было безумно оставить незанятою командующую местностью высоту и поставить войска под нею. Некоторые генералы выражали то же мнение. Один в особенности с воинскою горячностью говорил о том, что их поставили тут на убой (Толстой 6). In front of liichkov's troops was an eminence which was not occupied by troops. Bennigsen loudly criticized this mistake, saying that it was madness to leave an elevation that commanded the surrounding country unoccupied and to place troops below it. Several of the generals expressed the same opinion. One in particular declared with martial vehemence that they were put there to be slaughtered (6a).2. кормить кого ≈ coll. Also: КАК НА УБОЙ coll (to feed s.o.) large amounts of food (usu. good, varied food; usu. implies that s.o. ends up eating more than he should or would like to):- X feeds Y heartily.Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > как на убой
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5 на убой
• НА УБОЙ[PrepP; Invar; adv]=====- (send < herd> s.o.) to slaughter;- (send s.o. off <put s.o. somewhere etc>) to be slaughtered (killed, butchered).♦ "Ваши генералы в Финляндии и в Польше гнали на убой своих солдат, чтобы убедить нас в своей мнимой слабости" (Копелев 1). "Your generals in Finland and Poland herded your men to slaughter so as to convince us of your false weakness" (1a).♦ Впереди расположения войск Тучкова находилось возвышение. Это возвышение не было занято войсками. Бенигсен громко критиковал эту ошибку, говоря, что было безумно оставить незанятою командующую местностью высоту и поставить войска под нею. Некоторые генералы выражали то же мнение. Один в особенности с воинскою горячностью говорил о том, что их поставили тут на убой (Толстой 6). In front of liichkov's troops was an eminence which was not occupied by troops. Bennigsen loudly criticized this mistake, saying that it was madness to leave an elevation that commanded the surrounding country unoccupied and to place troops below it. Several of the generals expressed the same opinion. One in particular declared with martial vehemence that they were put there to be slaughtered (6a).2. кормить кого ≈ coll. Also: КАК НА УБОЙ coll (to feed s.o.) large amounts of food (usu. good, varied food; usu. implies that s.o. ends up eating more than he should or would like to):- X feeds Y heartily.Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > на убой
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