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61 пахать
1) (вн.; вспахивать землю) plough (d) брит.; plow (d) амер.; till (d)паха́ть под пар — plough / plow fallow land
2) разг. ( тяжело работать) toil, sweat [swet]; sweat one's guts out; ( над) peg away (at); plug away (at); slog (at)••(и) мы паха́ли ирон. — ≈ some help he / she was! ( ironic)
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62 П-429
СЕМЬ (ДЕСЯТЬ) ПОТОВ СГОНЯТЬ/СОГНАТЬ (СПУСКАТЬ/СПУСТИТЬ) coll VP subj: hu man usu. pfv usu. this WO1. - с кого to wear out, exhaust s.o. with hard workX с Y-a семь потов сгонит — X will work Y till Y dropsX will work Y to the point of exhaustion (into the ground) X will make Y sweat blood.Семь потов сгоню, но сделаю из тебя настоящего мастера. ГИ work you into the ground, but I'll make a real master craftsman of you2. ( usu. in refer, to physical labor or athletics) to expend an enormous amount of effortX семь потов спустил = X knocked himself outX did sth. till he dropped X sweated blood.Когда Харламов начал полнеть, он стал тренироваться ежедневно, сгоняя на каждой тренировке по семь потов. When Kharlamov began to put on weight, he started working out every day, and would knock himself out at each training session -
63 десять потов сгонять
• СЕМЬ < ДЕСЯТЬ> ПОТОВ СГОНЯТЬ/СОГНАТЬ (СПУСКАТЬ/СПУСТИТЬ) coll[VP; subj: human; usu. pfv; usu. this WO]=====1. десять потов сгонять с кого to wear out, exhaust s.o. with hard work:- X will make Y sweat blood.♦ Семь потов сгоню, но сделаю из тебя настоящего мастера. I'll work you into the ground, but I'll make a real master craftsman of you2. (usu. in refer, to physical labor or athletics) to expend an enormous amount of effort:- X did sth. till he dropped;- X sweated blood.♦ Когда Харламов начал полнеть, он стал тренироваться ежедневно, сгоняя на каждой тренировке по семь потов. When Kharlamov began to put on weight, he started working out every day, and would knock himself out at each training sessionБольшой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > десять потов сгонять
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64 десять потов согнать
• СЕМЬ < ДЕСЯТЬ> ПОТОВ СГОНЯТЬ/СОГНАТЬ (СПУСКАТЬ/СПУСТИТЬ) coll[VP; subj: human; usu. pfv; usu. this WO]=====1. десять потов согнать с кого to wear out, exhaust s.o. with hard work:- X will make Y sweat blood.♦ Семь потов сгоню, но сделаю из тебя настоящего мастера. I'll work you into the ground, but I'll make a real master craftsman of you2. (usu. in refer, to physical labor or athletics) to expend an enormous amount of effort:- X did sth. till he dropped;- X sweated blood.♦ Когда Харламов начал полнеть, он стал тренироваться ежедневно, сгоняя на каждой тренировке по семь потов. When Kharlamov began to put on weight, he started working out every day, and would knock himself out at each training sessionБольшой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > десять потов согнать
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65 десять потов спускать
• СЕМЬ < ДЕСЯТЬ> ПОТОВ СГОНЯТЬ/СОГНАТЬ (СПУСКАТЬ/СПУСТИТЬ) coll[VP; subj: human; usu. pfv; usu. this WO]=====1. десять потов спускать с кого to wear out, exhaust s.o. with hard work:- X will make Y sweat blood.♦ Семь потов сгоню, но сделаю из тебя настоящего мастера. I'll work you into the ground, but I'll make a real master craftsman of you2. (usu. in refer, to physical labor or athletics) to expend an enormous amount of effort:- X did sth. till he dropped;- X sweated blood.♦ Когда Харламов начал полнеть, он стал тренироваться ежедневно, сгоняя на каждой тренировке по семь потов. When Kharlamov began to put on weight, he started working out every day, and would knock himself out at each training sessionБольшой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > десять потов спускать
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66 десять потов спустить
• СЕМЬ < ДЕСЯТЬ> ПОТОВ СГОНЯТЬ/СОГНАТЬ (СПУСКАТЬ/СПУСТИТЬ) coll[VP; subj: human; usu. pfv; usu. this WO]=====1. десять потов спустить с кого to wear out, exhaust s.o. with hard work:- X will make Y sweat blood.♦ Семь потов сгоню, но сделаю из тебя настоящего мастера. I'll work you into the ground, but I'll make a real master craftsman of you2. (usu. in refer, to physical labor or athletics) to expend an enormous amount of effort:- X did sth. till he dropped;- X sweated blood.♦ Когда Харламов начал полнеть, он стал тренироваться ежедневно, сгоняя на каждой тренировке по семь потов. When Kharlamov began to put on weight, he started working out every day, and would knock himself out at each training sessionБольшой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > десять потов спустить
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67 десять согнать
• СЕМЬ < ДЕСЯТЬ> ПОТОВ СГОНЯТЬ/СОГНАТЬ (СПУСКАТЬ/СПУСТИТЬ) coll[VP; subj: human; usu. pfv; usu. this WO]=====1. десять согнать с кого to wear out, exhaust s.o. with hard work:- X will make Y sweat blood.♦ Семь потов сгоню, но сделаю из тебя настоящего мастера. I'll work you into the ground, but I'll make a real master craftsman of you2. (usu. in refer, to physical labor or athletics) to expend an enormous amount of effort:- X did sth. till he dropped;- X sweated blood.♦ Когда Харламов начал полнеть, он стал тренироваться ежедневно, сгоняя на каждой тренировке по семь потов. When Kharlamov began to put on weight, he started working out every day, and would knock himself out at each training sessionБольшой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > десять согнать
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68 семь потов сгонять
• СЕМЬ < ДЕСЯТЬ> ПОТОВ СГОНЯТЬ/СОГНАТЬ (СПУСКАТЬ/СПУСТИТЬ) coll[VP; subj: human; usu. pfv; usu. this WO]=====1. семь потов сгонять с кого to wear out, exhaust s.o. with hard work:- X will make Y sweat blood.♦ Семь потов сгоню, но сделаю из тебя настоящего мастера. I'll work you into the ground, but I'll make a real master craftsman of you2. (usu. in refer, to physical labor or athletics) to expend an enormous amount of effort:- X did sth. till he dropped;- X sweated blood.♦ Когда Харламов начал полнеть, он стал тренироваться ежедневно, сгоняя на каждой тренировке по семь потов. When Kharlamov began to put on weight, he started working out every day, and would knock himself out at each training sessionБольшой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > семь потов сгонять
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69 семь потов согнать
• СЕМЬ < ДЕСЯТЬ> ПОТОВ СГОНЯТЬ/СОГНАТЬ (СПУСКАТЬ/СПУСТИТЬ) coll[VP; subj: human; usu. pfv; usu. this WO]=====1. семь потов согнать с кого to wear out, exhaust s.o. with hard work:- X will make Y sweat blood.♦ Семь потов сгоню, но сделаю из тебя настоящего мастера. I'll work you into the ground, but I'll make a real master craftsman of you2. (usu. in refer, to physical labor or athletics) to expend an enormous amount of effort:- X did sth. till he dropped;- X sweated blood.♦ Когда Харламов начал полнеть, он стал тренироваться ежедневно, сгоняя на каждой тренировке по семь потов. When Kharlamov began to put on weight, he started working out every day, and would knock himself out at each training sessionБольшой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > семь потов согнать
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70 семь потов спускать
• СЕМЬ < ДЕСЯТЬ> ПОТОВ СГОНЯТЬ/СОГНАТЬ (СПУСКАТЬ/СПУСТИТЬ) coll[VP; subj: human; usu. pfv; usu. this WO]=====1. семь потов спускать с кого to wear out, exhaust s.o. with hard work:- X will make Y sweat blood.♦ Семь потов сгоню, но сделаю из тебя настоящего мастера. I'll work you into the ground, but I'll make a real master craftsman of you2. (usu. in refer, to physical labor or athletics) to expend an enormous amount of effort:- X did sth. till he dropped;- X sweated blood.♦ Когда Харламов начал полнеть, он стал тренироваться ежедневно, сгоняя на каждой тренировке по семь потов. When Kharlamov began to put on weight, he started working out every day, and would knock himself out at each training sessionБольшой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > семь потов спускать
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71 семь потов спустить
• СЕМЬ < ДЕСЯТЬ> ПОТОВ СГОНЯТЬ/СОГНАТЬ (СПУСКАТЬ/СПУСТИТЬ) coll[VP; subj: human; usu. pfv; usu. this WO]=====1. семь потов спустить с кого to wear out, exhaust s.o. with hard work:- X will make Y sweat blood.♦ Семь потов сгоню, но сделаю из тебя настоящего мастера. I'll work you into the ground, but I'll make a real master craftsman of you2. (usu. in refer, to physical labor or athletics) to expend an enormous amount of effort:- X did sth. till he dropped;- X sweated blood.♦ Когда Харламов начал полнеть, он стал тренироваться ежедневно, сгоняя на каждой тренировке по семь потов. When Kharlamov began to put on weight, he started working out every day, and would knock himself out at each training sessionБольшой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > семь потов спустить
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72 выжимать
выжать (вн.)1. squeeze out (d.) (тж. перен.); press out (d.); (о белье и т. п.) wring* (out) (d.)выжимать соки из кого-л. разг. — sweat smb., drive* smb. hard
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73 выделить
1. appropriate2. eliminate3. evolve4. isolate5. liberate6. ooze7. precipitate8. recover9. excrete10. separate; detach; mark; mark out; emphasize; allot; satisfy; secrete; evolve; stand out; come forth11. discriminate12. distinguish13. emit14. parcel15. secrete16. sweat17. allocate -
74 взволнованный
1) General subject: ablaze, affected, aflutter, agitated, astir, disturbed, emotional, excited, feverish, flurried, flustered, fretted, haywire, hyped up, hyped-up, keyed, nervous, on the high ropes, overwrought, perturbate, shook up, shook-up, steamed up, steamed-up, strung up, taut, thrilled, touched, troublous, tumultuous, uneasy, unquiet, uptight, urgent (urgent voice), agate2) American: streaked3) Rare: adither4) Diplomatic term: impassioned5) Jargon: hectic, high, in a sweat, in storm, jacked (out), jump, keyed up, rattlebrained, shook shook up, turned on, weirded out, jacked up, slightly raffled, wigged out6) Makarov: all in a fluster, flushed, in a troubled state, transported7) Taboo: hairy-ass -
75 пуститься
1) General subject: launch (в разговор, спор), break (break into a run - пуститься бежать (break out in a sweat...)), enter (enter into a risky undertaking - пускаться в рискованное предприятие), go (go into detail / the details - пускаться в подробности), start (пускаться в путь), let (пуститься куда-л - let go somewhere), set out -
76 С-583
ЧТО (ЧЕГО) кому СТОИТ coll VP impers pres or past fixed WO(used to emphasize, sometimes with irony, condescension etc, how very easy it would be for s.o. or o.s. to carry out some action or fulfill some requestalso used to reproach s.o. or o.s. for not having done sth.) it would not require much effort (for s.o. to do sth.): что X-y стоит - that's not too much to ask that's not asking (too) much it would be easy enough (for X to do sth.) what would it cost X (to do sth.)? it wouldn't cost X anything (would cost X nothing) (to do sth.) (in refer, to o.s.) no problem (sweat).«Сходи к нему, чего тебе стоит, попроси его...» (Пастернак 1). "Go to see him, that's not too much to ask, speak to him..." (1a).«А может, ещё выпьем?» - «Эт-то можно», - сказал Готтих. «Только надо сбегать, а?» - «Сами бегайте». - «Ты же всё равно хотел уйти - всё равно выйдешь на улицу - так что тебе стоит?» (Битов 2). "Maybe we should have another (drink)?" "Can do," Gottich said. "Only you have to go out for it, okay?" "Go yourself." "You wanted to leave anyway—you're going out anyway - so what will it cost you?" (2a).Что вам стоит сказать слово государю, и он (Борис) прямо будет переведён в гвардию», - просила она. «Поверьте, что я сделаю всё, что могу, княгиня», - отвечал князь Василий... (Толстой 4). "It would cost you nothing to say a word to the Emperor-and he (Boris) would be transferred to the Guards at once," she pleaded. "Believe me, Princess, I shall do all I can," replied Prince Vasily... (4a). -
77 чего стоит
I• (ОДИН...) ЧЕГО СТОИТ coll[VP; subj: any noun; pres or past; fixed WO]=====⇒ the person, thing, circumstance etc in question (which is cited as one of the factors producing the overall effect, result etc described in the preceding context) would be sufficient by himself or itself to produce the described effect, result etc:- look at X alone!♦ "Редко где найдётся столько мрачных, резких и странных влияний на душу человека, как в Петербурге. Чего стоят одни климатические влияния!" (Достоевский 3). "Rarely will you find so many gloomy, harsh and strange influences at work on a man's soul as you will in St. Petersburg. Look at the influence of climate alone!" (3a).II[VP; impers; pres or past; fixed WO]=====⇒ (used to emphasize, sometimes with irony, condescension etc, how very easy it would be for s.o. or o.s. to carry out some action or fulfill some request; also used to reproach s.o. or o.s. for not having done sth.) it would not require much effort (for s.o. to do sth.):- it would be easy enough (for X to do sth.);- what would it cost X (to do sth.)?;- it wouldn't cost X anything < would cost X nothing> (to do sth.);- [in refer, to o.s.] no problem < sweat>.♦ "Сходи к нему, чего тебе стоит, попроси его..." (Пастернак 1). "Go to see him, that's not too much to ask, speak to him..." (1a).♦ "А может, ещё выпьем?" - "Эт-то можно", - сказал Готтих. "Только надо сбегать, а?" - "Сами бегайте". - "Ты же всё равно хотел уйти - всё равно выйдешь на улицу - так что тебе стоит?" (Битов 2). "Maybe we should have another [drink]?" "Can do," Gottich said. "Only you have to go out for it, okay?" "Go yourself." "You wanted to leave anyway - you're going out anyway - so what will it cost you?" (2a).♦ "Что вам стоит сказать слово государю, и он [Борис] прямо будет переведён в гвардию", - просила она. "Поверьте, что я сделаю всё, что могу, княгиня", - отвечал князь Василий... (Толстой 4). "It would cost you nothing to say a word to the Emperor - and he [Boris] would be transferred to the Guards at once," she pleaded. "Believe me, Princess, I shall do all I can," replied Prince Vasily... (4a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > чего стоит
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78 что стоит
[VP; impers; pres or past; fixed WO]=====⇒ (used to emphasize, sometimes with irony, condescension etc, how very easy it would be for s.o. or o.s. to carry out some action or fulfill some request; also used to reproach s.o. or o.s. for not having done sth.) it would not require much effort (for s.o. to do sth.):- it would be easy enough (for X to do sth.);- what would it cost X (to do sth.)?;- it wouldn't cost X anything < would cost X nothing> (to do sth.);- [in refer, to o.s.] no problem < sweat>.♦ "Сходи к нему, чего тебе стоит, попроси его..." (Пастернак 1). "Go to see him, that's not too much to ask, speak to him..." (1a).♦ "А может, ещё выпьем?" - "Эт-то можно", - сказал Готтих. "Только надо сбегать, а?" - "Сами бегайте". - "Ты же всё равно хотел уйти - всё равно выйдешь на улицу - так что тебе стоит?" (Битов 2). "Maybe we should have another [drink]?" "Can do," Gottich said. "Only you have to go out for it, okay?" "Go yourself." "You wanted to leave anyway - you're going out anyway - so what will it cost you?" (2a).♦ "Что вам стоит сказать слово государю, и он [Борис] прямо будет переведён в гвардию", - просила она. "Поверьте, что я сделаю всё, что могу, княгиня", - отвечал князь Василий... (Толстой 4). "It would cost you nothing to say a word to the Emperor - and he [Boris] would be transferred to the Guards at once," she pleaded. "Believe me, Princess, I shall do all I can," replied Prince Vasily... (4a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > что стоит
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79 истекать
несов. - истека́ть, сов. - исте́чь1) уст. (из; вытекать) flow (out of)2) (тв.; выделять какую-л жидкость) shed (d); pour forth (d)истека́ть кро́вью — bleed
исте́чь кро́вью — bleed to death
истека́ть по́том — drip with sweat [swet]
3) ( заканчиваться - о времени) elapse; run out; (о сроке действия, хранения и т.п.) expire; ( о сроке платежа) fall dueвре́мя истека́ет — time is short [running out]
ва́ше вре́мя истекло́ — your time is up
срок ве́кселя истёк — the draft is due
срок хране́ния проду́кта истека́ет за́втра — this product is good until tomorrow
срок хране́ния лека́рства истека́ет за́втра — this medicine expires tomorrow; the expiry term of this medicine ends tomorrow
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80 изнурительный
1) General subject: all out, all-out, back breaking, back-breaking, exacting, exhaustible, exhausting, fatiguing, grueling (напр, climb, race, etc), gruelling, onerous, tiresome, tiring, wasting (о болезни), wearisome, debiliating (debiliating disease), draining, ding-dong2) Medicine: consumptive (напр. о болезни)3) Obsolete: wasteful4) Literal: sweat5) Automobile industry: trying6) Makarov: back-breaking (о работе)
См. также в других словарях:
sweat out — (something) to anxiously wait for something. I sent in my application and now I have to sweat out the two months until I get an answer. We really had to sweat it out because it wasn t clear until the end that we would actually win … New idioms dictionary
sweat out — transitive verb 1. : to endure, wait for, or wait through the course of (something beyond one s control) all they could do was to close their ranks, make the best speed they could, and sweat it out to the end Nicholas Monsarrat these officers ate … Useful english dictionary
sweat out something — sweat out (something) to anxiously wait for something. I sent in my application and now I have to sweat out the two months until I get an answer. We really had to sweat it out because it wasn t clear until the end that we would actually win … New idioms dictionary
sweat out — {v.}, {informal} To wait anxiously; worry while waiting. * /Karl was sweating out the results of the college exams./ * /The search plane signaled that help was on the way. The men in the lifeboat just had to sweat it out./ … Dictionary of American idioms
sweat out — {v.}, {informal} To wait anxiously; worry while waiting. * /Karl was sweating out the results of the college exams./ * /The search plane signaled that help was on the way. The men in the lifeboat just had to sweat it out./ … Dictionary of American idioms
sweat\ out — v informal To wait anxiously; worry while waiting. Karl was sweating out the results of the college exams. The search plane signaled that help was on the way. the men in the lifeboat just had to sweat it out … Словарь американских идиом
sweat out — I (Roget s IV) v. Syn. worry, agonize, be troubled, be uncertain, be doubtful, be worried, wait anxiously; see also endure 2 , suffer 1 . II (Roget s Thesaurus II) I verb Slang. To carry on through despite hardships: endure. Slang: tough out. See … English dictionary for students
sweat out — wait anxiously, worry while waiting I spent the evening sweating out whether or not I would get the job or not … Idioms and examples
sweat out — transitive verb Date: 1589 1. to work one s way painfully through or to 2. to endure or wait through the course of … New Collegiate Dictionary
A Fever You Can't Sweat Out — Studio album by Panic! at the Disco Released September … Wikipedia
A Fever You Can’t Sweat Out — A Fever You Can’t Sweat Out … Википедия