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1 выбиться из сил
1) General subject: to be ready to drop, wear oneself out, strain oneself to breaking point2) American: beat3) Jargon: conk out, knacker (BrE Slang: to make sb very tired SYN exhaust: eg Slow down – you’ll knacker yourself out!)4) Set phrase: be exhausted, (usu. with clause of purpose) strain to the utmost5) Makarov: be ready to drop -
2 выбиваться
выбиться1. get* outу неё, у него и т. д. волосы выбились из-под шляпы — her, his, etc., hair came out, или showed, below her, his, etc., hat
2. страд. к выбивать♢
выбиваться из сил — strain oneself to breaking point, wear* oneself outвыбиться из сил — be / become* exhausted
выбиться из колеи — be (completely) unsettled; go* off the rails
выбиться в люди разг. — make* one's way in the world, get* on in the world
выбиться на дорогу — get* on well, succeed; make* / find* one's way
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3 выбиваться
несов. - выбива́ться, сов. - вы́биться; (из)1) ( с трудом преодолевать что-л) struggle (through); struggle out (of)2) (проникать наружу - о струях, языках пламени и т.п.) come out (of)3) (тж. выбива́ться из-под; высовываться) come out (of; from under)у неё во́лосы вы́бились из-под шля́пы — her hair came out [showed] from under her hat
4) (из; не соответствовать чему-л) be out of tune (with)выбива́ться из (о́бщего) ря́да — stand out / apart (from the rest)
выбива́ться из ри́тма — fall out of time / step
••выбива́ться из сил — strain oneself to breaking point, wear oneself out; сов. be / become exhausted
вы́биться из колеи́ — be (completely) unsettled; go off the rails
вы́биться в лю́ди разг. — make one's way in the world, get on in the world
вы́биться в больши́е нача́льники — (rise to) become a big boss
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4 выбиваться из сил
( устать) to strain oneself to breaking point, to wear oneself out; ( приложить максимум усилий) to do one's utmost, to go all outРусско-английский словарь по общей лексике > выбиваться из сил
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5 выбиться
несовер. - выбиваться; совер. - выбитьсяget out, break out, break loose (from)••- выбиться из силвыбиться из сил — to strain oneself to breaking point, to wear oneself out
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