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121 с иголки
• С ИГОЛОЧКИ coll[PrepP; Invar]=====1. Also: С ИГОЛКИ [nonagreeing modif or subj-compl with copula (subj: a noun denoting clothes); often preceded by новый, новенький etc, which does not require a separate translation]⇒ completely new and, usu., well-made and fashionable:- brand-new;- fresh new [NP];- fresh from the tailor (the tailorfs).♦ Ты стоишь передо мною, одетый в новый с иголочки костюм... в новой шляпе, сдвинутой на затылок чуть больше, чем следовало бы (Михайловская 1). You are standing before me, dressed in a brand-new suit...wearing a new hat pushed back on your head a little more than it should be (1a).♦ [Дарья:] [У Аксиньи] шубку новенькую украли, с иголочки (Островский 1). [D.:] Somebody stole her [Aksinya's] new coat, brand spanking new it was (1a).♦...Он явился ужасным франтом, в новом с иголочки сюртуке (Достоевский 2)....He appeared a terrible dandy, in a fresh new frock coat (2a).2. одеваться, быть одетым - [adv]⇒ (to dress, be dressed) in completely new, well-made, and fashionable clothes:- (wear) a brand-new outfit.♦ О разведке у нас знают из кинофильмов. Служит под боком у Гитлера наш смельчак, одет с иголочки, побрит, надушен, водит за нос и Гиммлера, и Бормана, и Кальтеноруннера... (Рыбаков 1). People...know about intelligence from what they've seen in the movies. Our daring agent is operating right under Hitler's nose, dressed immaculately, clean-shaven and perfumed, leading Himmler, Bormann and Kaltenbrunner up the garden path... (1a).3. [usu. nonagreeing modif]⇒ (of objects, equipment, gadgets etc) completely new:- brand-new;- fresh from the factory < off the assembly line>;- just built <made, manufactured etc>.Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > с иголки
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122 с иголочки
• С ИГОЛОЧКИ coll[PrepP; Invar]=====1. Also: С ИГОЛКИ [nonagreeing modif or subj-compl with copula (subj: a noun denoting clothes); often preceded by новый, новенький etc, which does not require a separate translation]⇒ completely new and, usu., well-made and fashionable:- brand-new;- fresh new [NP];- fresh from the tailor (the tailorfs).♦ Ты стоишь передо мною, одетый в новый с иголочки костюм... в новой шляпе, сдвинутой на затылок чуть больше, чем следовало бы (Михайловская 1). You are standing before me, dressed in a brand-new suit...wearing a new hat pushed back on your head a little more than it should be (1a).♦ [Дарья:] [У Аксиньи] шубку новенькую украли, с иголочки (Островский 1). [D.:] Somebody stole her [Aksinya's] new coat, brand spanking new it was (1a).♦...Он явился ужасным франтом, в новом с иголочки сюртуке (Достоевский 2)....He appeared a terrible dandy, in a fresh new frock coat (2a).2. одеваться, быть одетым - [adv]⇒ (to dress, be dressed) in completely new, well-made, and fashionable clothes:- (wear) a brand-new outfit.♦ О разведке у нас знают из кинофильмов. Служит под боком у Гитлера наш смельчак, одет с иголочки, побрит, надушен, водит за нос и Гиммлера, и Бормана, и Кальтеноруннера... (Рыбаков 1). People...know about intelligence from what they've seen in the movies. Our daring agent is operating right under Hitler's nose, dressed immaculately, clean-shaven and perfumed, leading Himmler, Bormann and Kaltenbrunner up the garden path... (1a).3. [usu. nonagreeing modif]⇒ (of objects, equipment, gadgets etc) completely new:- brand-new;- fresh from the factory < off the assembly line>;- just built <made, manufactured etc>.Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > с иголочки
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123 на отлете
[PrepP; Invar]=====1. [adv or subj-compl with copula (subj: concr)]⇒ located at some distance away (from sth.), set apart:- (standing) off by itself.♦ Мы пошли к дому, стоявшему на отлете. We started walking toward the house standing off at a distance.⇒ (to hold, carry sth.) in ones hand(s) at a distance from one's body:- (hold sth. out) at arnrfs length;- (hold (carry) sth.) in one's outstretched hand(s).♦ Держа трость на отлёте, он учтиво поклонился дамам. Holding his cane out at arm's length, he courteously bowed to the ladies.⇒ (of a person) (to remain) separate, isolated from others, not (to associate) with others:- X kept (held himself) aloof.♦ Он всегда держится на отлёте - не знаю, от застенчивости это или от самомнения. He always keeps aloof - I don't know if it's out of shyness or conceit.Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > на отлете
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124 отделить плевелы от пшеницы
• ОТДЕЛЯТЬ/ОТДЕЛЯТЬ ПЛЕВЕЛЫ ОТ ПШЕНИЦЫ lit[VP; subj: human; the verb may take the final position, otherwise fixed WO]=====⇒ to separate what is valuable from what is worthless:- X отделил плевелы от пшеницы≈ X separated < sifted> the wheat < the grain> from the chaff.—————← From the Bible (Matt. 13:24-30).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > отделить плевелы от пшеницы
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125 отделять плевелы от пшеницы
• ОТДЕЛЯТЬ/ОТДЕЛЯТЬ ПЛЕВЕЛЫ ОТ ПШЕНИЦЫ lit[VP; subj: human; the verb may take the final position, otherwise fixed WO]=====⇒ to separate what is valuable from what is worthless:- X отделил плевелы от пшеницы≈ X separated < sifted> the wheat < the grain> from the chaff.—————← From the Bible (Matt. 13:24-30).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > отделять плевелы от пшеницы
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126 разлучать
разлучить (вн. с тв.)separate (d. from), part (d. from), sever (d. from) -
127 расходиться
Расходиться - to separate (в пространстве); to disagree (о значениях величины); to be in disagreement, to differ (во мнениях)The stiffness curves for the three unbalance levels are somewhat more widely separated than at the lower pressure ratios.Расходиться на-- The absolute velocities measured at station 2 by the LA and survey probe agree within 7 percent, but the flow angles measured by the two systems disagree by as much as 14 percent. Расходиться с - to contradict with, to contrast with, to conflict with, to disagree with, to be at variance with (отличаться); to depart from, to be a departure from (отходить от)This result contrasts with the stress corrosion cracking problem.This observation is consistent with earlier work on copper [...] but conflicts with M. [...].The results are at variance with earlier work [...], which concluded that the weld metal itself was the region of greatest fracture risk.The much greater erosion rate at 975°C is a substantial departure from results obtained in other investigations of the temperature dependence of erosion.—два последовательных отсчёта расходились не более, чем наРусско-английский научно-технический словарь переводчика > расходиться
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128 разлучать
несов. - разлуча́ть, сов. - разлучи́ть(вн. с тв.) separate (d from), part (d from), sever ['se-] (d from)
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