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1 трястись от смеха
1) General subject: heave with laughter, shake one's sides, shake sides2) Makarov: shake (one's) sides with laughing, shake with laughter -
2 смеяться до упаду
1) General subject: laugh oneself into fits, shake sides with laughing, split sides with laughing, laugh one's head off, scream with laughter2) Australian slang: cack oneself laughing3) Makarov: laugh like billy, laugh oneself helpless, laugh oneself into convulsions, laugh oneself sick, shake( one's) sides with laughing, split (one's) sides with laughing, crack up -
3 трястись от смеха
Русско-английский синонимический словарь > трястись от смеха
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ХВАТАТЬСЯ (ДЕРЖАТЬСЯ) ЗА ЖИВОТЫ (ЗА ЖИВОТИКИ, ЗА ЖИВОТ, ЗА БОКА) coll VP subj: human, usu. pi) to shake with laughter, laugh profusely: Х-ы хватались за животы - Xs (nearly (almost)) sp lit (burst) their sides laughing Xs were in stitches Xs roared with laughter Xs held their sides.Зал взрывается от смеха. Люди хватаются за животы, визжат и стонут... (Распутин 1). The audience burst out laughing. People rocked and roared and held their sides... (1a). -
5 держаться за бока
[VP; subj: human, usu. pi]=====⇒ to shake with laughter, laugh profusely:- Xs held their sides.♦ Зал взрывается от смеха. Люди хватаются за животы, визжат и стонут... (Распутин 1). The audience burst out laughing. People rocked and roared and held their sides... (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > держаться за бока
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6 держаться за живот
[VP; subj: human, usu. pi]=====⇒ to shake with laughter, laugh profusely:- Xs held their sides.♦ Зал взрывается от смеха. Люди хватаются за животы, визжат и стонут... (Распутин 1). The audience burst out laughing. People rocked and roared and held their sides... (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > держаться за живот
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7 держаться за животики
[VP; subj: human, usu. pi]=====⇒ to shake with laughter, laugh profusely:- Xs held their sides.♦ Зал взрывается от смеха. Люди хватаются за животы, визжат и стонут... (Распутин 1). The audience burst out laughing. People rocked and roared and held their sides... (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > держаться за животики
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8 держаться за животы
[VP; subj: human, usu. pi]=====⇒ to shake with laughter, laugh profusely:- Xs held their sides.♦ Зал взрывается от смеха. Люди хватаются за животы, визжат и стонут... (Распутин 1). The audience burst out laughing. People rocked and roared and held their sides... (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > держаться за животы
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9 хвататься за бока
[VP; subj: human, usu. pi]=====⇒ to shake with laughter, laugh profusely:- Xs held their sides.♦ Зал взрывается от смеха. Люди хватаются за животы, визжат и стонут... (Распутин 1). The audience burst out laughing. People rocked and roared and held their sides... (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > хвататься за бока
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10 хвататься за живот
[VP; subj: human, usu. pi]=====⇒ to shake with laughter, laugh profusely:- Xs held their sides.♦ Зал взрывается от смеха. Люди хватаются за животы, визжат и стонут... (Распутин 1). The audience burst out laughing. People rocked and roared and held their sides... (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > хвататься за живот
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11 хвататься за животики
[VP; subj: human, usu. pi]=====⇒ to shake with laughter, laugh profusely:- Xs held their sides.♦ Зал взрывается от смеха. Люди хватаются за животы, визжат и стонут... (Распутин 1). The audience burst out laughing. People rocked and roared and held their sides... (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > хвататься за животики
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12 хвататься за животы
[VP; subj: human, usu. pi]=====⇒ to shake with laughter, laugh profusely:- Xs held their sides.♦ Зал взрывается от смеха. Люди хватаются за животы, визжат и стонут... (Распутин 1). The audience burst out laughing. People rocked and roared and held their sides... (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > хвататься за животы
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13 затрястись от смеха
General subject: shake one's sidesУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > затрястись от смеха
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