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  • 1 избитые фразы

    2) Diplomatic term: platitude

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  • 2 Г-414

    НИ НА ГРОШ (И) НА ГРОШ (НИ) НА КОПЕЙКУ all coll НИ НА (ЛОМАНУЮ) ПОЛУШКУ obs, coll PrepP these forms only)
    1. \Г-414 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)....He (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. - 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 \Г-414 = X doesn't believe a word (a thing) Y says
    X doesn't believe Y for a minute 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 нём 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).
    See Г-417

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  • 3 на грош

    I
    НА ГРОШ < НА КОПЕЙКУ> coll
    [PrepP; these forms only]
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    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).
    —————

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  • 4 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).
    —————

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  • 5 и на грош

    НИ НА ГРОШ; (И) НА ГРОШ; (НИ) НА КОПЕЙКУ all coll; НИ НА (ЛОМАНУЮ) ПОЛЕШКУ obs, coll
    [PrepP; these forms only]
    =====
    1. и 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. и 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 и 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 > и на грош

  • 6 ни на грош

    НИ НА ГРОШ; (И) НА ГРОШ; (НИ) НА КОПЕЙКУ all coll; НИ НА (ЛОМАНУЮ) ПОЛЕШКУ obs, coll
    [PrepP; these forms only]
    =====
    1. ни 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. ни 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 ни 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 > ни на грош

  • 7 ни на копейку

    НИ НА ГРОШ; (И) НА ГРОШ; (НИ) НА КОПЕЙКУ all coll; НИ НА (ЛОМАНУЮ) ПОЛЕШКУ obs, coll
    [PrepP; these forms only]
    =====
    1. ни 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. ни 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 ни 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).
    —————

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  • 8 ни на ломаную полушку

    НИ НА ГРОШ; (И) НА ГРОШ; (НИ) НА КОПЕЙКУ all coll; НИ НА (ЛОМАНУЮ) ПОЛЕШКУ obs, coll
    [PrepP; these forms only]
    =====
    1. ни на ломаную полушку 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. ни на ломаную полушку 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 ни на ломаную полушку 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 > ни на ломаную полушку

  • 9 ни на полушку

    НИ НА ГРОШ; (И) НА ГРОШ; (НИ) НА КОПЕЙКУ all coll; НИ НА (ЛОМАНУЮ) ПОЛЕШКУ obs, coll
    [PrepP; these forms only]
    =====
    1. ни на полушку 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. ни на полушку 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 ни на полушку 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 > ни на полушку

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