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  • 81 шут его разберет

    • ЧЕРТ <БЕС, ЛЕШИЙ, ШУТ> ЕГО(ЕЕ и т.п.) ЗНАЕТ highly coll; ПЕС ЕГО (её и т. п.) ЗНАЕТ substand; ХРЕН ЕГО <её и т. п.> ЗНАЕТ vulg
    [VPsubj; these forms only; usu. used as indep. sent in response to the interlocutor's question or statement, or as the main clause in a complex sent; fixed WO]
    =====
    1. Also: ЧЕРТ < ШУТ> ЕГО <её и т. п.> РАЗБЕРЕТ; ЧЕРТ ЕГО <её и т.п.> ДУШУ ЗНАЕТ all highly coll no one knows or it is impossible for s.o. to know:
    - who the hell can tell?;
    - (I'll be) damned if I know <can figure it out etc>;
    - you can't tell what the hell < the devil> (s.o. is saying < s.o. means etc>).
         ♦ "А кто же эта Аннушка?" Этот вопрос немного расстроил Ивана, лицо его передёрнуло. "Аннушка здесь совершенно не важна, - проговорил он, нервничая, - чёрт её знает, кто она такая. Просто дура какая-то с Садовой" (Булгаков 9). "And who is this Annushka?" This question somewhat unsettled Ivan, and his face twitched. "Annushka is absolutely irrelevant here," he said, becoming nervous. "The devil knows who she is. Some fool from Sadovaya" (9a).
         ♦ Черт его знает, какой реакции он ожидал на свою благодушную отповедь (Стругацкие 1). God only knows what kind of reaction he expected from his well-intended lecture (1a).
         ♦ Председатели колхозов на задних лапах перед ним [Егоршей], потому что пес его знает, что он напоет хозяину, когда останется с ним с глазу на глаз (Абрамов 1). Kolkhoz chairmen danced attendance upon him [Egorsha] since God knew what he would pass on to the Boss when he was with him eyeball to eyeball (1a).
         ♦ "Ужасные бестии эти азиаты! Вы думаете, они помогают, что кричат? А чёрт их разберёт, что они кричат? Быки-то их понимают; запрягите хоть двадцать, так коли они крикнут по-своему, быки всё ни с места..." (Лермонтов 1). 'They're terrific rogues, these Asiatics! You don't think their yelling helps much, do you? You can't tell what the devil they're saying. But the oxen understand them all right; hitch up twenty of the beasts if you wish and they won't budge once those fellows begin yelling in their tongue..." (1b).
    2. used to express annoyance, indignation, surprise, perplexity etc:
    - what (why, how etc) the hell;
    - I'll be damned.
         ♦ Я несу командиру полка очень ответственный пакет. Чёрт его знает, где он, этот командир полка! (Окуджава 1). I'm taking a very important package to the regimental commander. Where the hell can the man be? (1a).

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  • 82 Ч-95

    ЧЁРТ НЕСЁТ2/ПОНЁС кого НЕЛЁГКАЯ НЕСЁТ/ПОНЕСЛА all highly coll VP subj. these forms only foil. by infin) (in refer, to a reckless, foolhardy action) s.o. is going to do or has done sth. foolish: черт понес X-a сделать Y — the devil must have prompted X to do Y for some damn reason X did Y
    зачем чёрт несёт (понёс) Х-а делать Y? = what the devil (the hell, the dickens, in blazes) would X do Y for?
    why the devil (the hell, the dickens, in blazes) is X going to do Y? why the devil (the hell, the dickens, in blazes) does X want to do Y? (past only) what the devil (the hell, the dickens, in blazes) made X do Y?
    "И зачем нас нелегкая несет воевать с Бонапартом?» -сказал Шиншин (Толстой 4). "And why the devil are we going to fight Bonaparte?" asked Shinshin (4a).
    «Все это, брат, хорошо одно нехорошо: зачем тебя черт несет жениться?» (Пушкин 2). "That's all very well, brother, one thing is not, however: why the devil do you want to get married?" (2b).

    Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > Ч-95

  • 83 Ч-96

    ЧЁРТ (НЕЛЁГКАЯ) НОСИТ кого ЧЕРТИ НОСЯТ all highly coll, rude VPsubJ often used in questions)
    1. Also: ЧЕРТИ ТАСКАЮТ
    ЧЁРТ ТАСКАЕТ both highly coll, rude s.o. is not where he is needed or supposed to be, s.o. is wandering about somewhere and cannot be found: где X-a черт носит? - where the hell (the devil, the dickens, in blazes) is X?
    X-a где-то черт носит = the devil knows where X is
    X is off hell (the devil) knows where.
    (Городничий:) Где вас черт таскает? (Держиморда:) Был по приказанию... (Гоголь 4). (Mayor:) Where the devil have you been? (D.) I was acting on your orders... (4d).
    2. Also: ЛЕШИЙ (БЕС) НОСИТ highly coll, rude ( obj: often кого-то, кого) s.o. is outside and in the vicinity of the speaker(s) at an unusual and/or inappropriate time (used to express annoyance, displeasure etc)
    X-a (кого-то) чёрт носит — for some damn reason X (somebody) is hanging around here (there etc)
    why the hell (the devil, the dickens, in blazes) would X (anybody) want to be out at this hour (outside at this hour, out there at this time of night etc)?
    кого чёрт носит? - who the hell (the devil etc) could that be (at that hour)?
    who the hell (the devil etc) is that?

    Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > Ч-96

  • 84 бес носит

    • ЧЕРТ < НЕЛЕГКАЯ> НОСИТ кого; ЧЕРТИ НОСЯТ all highly coll, rude
    [VPsubj; often used in questions]
    =====
    1. Also: ЧЕРТИ ТАСКАЮТ; ЧЕРТ ТАСКАЕТ both highly coll, rude s.o. is not where he is needed or supposed to be, s.o. is wandering about somewhere and cannot be found: где X-a черт носит? - where the hell (the devil, the dickens, in blazes) is X?; || X-a где-то черт носит ≈ the devil knows where X is; X is off hell (the devil) knows where.
         ♦ [Городничий:] Где вас черт таскает? [Держиморда:] Был по приказанию... (Гоголь 4). [Mayor:] Where the devil have you been? [D. ] I was acting on your orders... (4d).
    2. Also: ЛЕШИЙ (БЕС) НОСИТ highly coll, rude [obj: often кого-то, кого]
    ⇒ s.o. is outside and in the vicinity of the speaker(s) at an unusual and/ or inappropriate time (used to express annoyance, displeasure etc):
    - why the hell (the devil, the dickens, in blazes) would X (anybody) want to be out at this hour (outside at this hour, out there at this time of night etc)?;
    || кого чёрт носит? ≈ who the hell (the devil etc) could that be (at that hour)?;
    - who the hell (the devil etc) is that?

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  • 85 леший носит

    • ЧЕРТ < НЕЛЕГКАЯ> НОСИТ кого; ЧЕРТИ НОСЯТ all highly coll, rude
    [VPsubj; often used in questions]
    =====
    1. Also: ЧЕРТИ ТАСКАЮТ; ЧЕРТ ТАСКАЕТ both highly coll, rude s.o. is not where he is needed or supposed to be, s.o. is wandering about somewhere and cannot be found: где X-a черт носит? - where the hell (the devil, the dickens, in blazes) is X?; || X-a где-то черт носит ≈ the devil knows where X is; X is off hell (the devil) knows where.
         ♦ [Городничий:] Где вас черт таскает? [Держиморда:] Был по приказанию... (Гоголь 4). [Mayor:] Where the devil have you been? [D. ] I was acting on your orders... (4d).
    2. Also: ЛЕШИЙ (БЕС) НОСИТ highly coll, rude [obj: often кого-то, кого]
    ⇒ s.o. is outside and in the vicinity of the speaker(s) at an unusual and/ or inappropriate time (used to express annoyance, displeasure etc):
    - why the hell (the devil, the dickens, in blazes) would X (anybody) want to be out at this hour (outside at this hour, out there at this time of night etc)?;
    || кого чёрт носит? ≈ who the hell (the devil etc) could that be (at that hour)?;
    - who the hell (the devil etc) is that?

    Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > леший носит

  • 86 нелегкая носит

    • ЧЕРТ < НЕЛЕГКАЯ> НОСИТ кого; ЧЕРТИ НОСЯТ all highly coll, rude
    [VPsubj; often used in questions]
    =====
    1. Also: ЧЕРТИ ТАСКАЮТ; ЧЕРТ ТАСКАЕТ both highly coll, rude s.o. is not where he is needed or supposed to be, s.o. is wandering about somewhere and cannot be found: где X-a черт носит? - where the hell (the devil, the dickens, in blazes) is X?; || X-a где-то черт носит ≈ the devil knows where X is; X is off hell (the devil) knows where.
         ♦ [Городничий:] Где вас черт таскает? [Держиморда:] Был по приказанию... (Гоголь 4). [Mayor:] Where the devil have you been? [D. ] I was acting on your orders... (4d).
    2. Also: ЛЕШИЙ (БЕС) НОСИТ highly coll, rude [obj: often кого-то, кого]
    ⇒ s.o. is outside and in the vicinity of the speaker(s) at an unusual and/ or inappropriate time (used to express annoyance, displeasure etc):
    - why the hell (the devil, the dickens, in blazes) would X (anybody) want to be out at this hour (outside at this hour, out there at this time of night etc)?;
    || кого чёрт носит? ≈ who the hell (the devil etc) could that be (at that hour)?;
    - who the hell (the devil etc) is that?

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  • 87 черт носит

    • ЧЕРТ < НЕЛЕГКАЯ> НОСИТ кого; ЧЕРТИ НОСЯТ all highly coll, rude
    [VPsubj; often used in questions]
    =====
    1. Also: ЧЕРТИ ТАСКАЮТ; ЧЕРТ ТАСКАЕТ both highly coll, rude s.o. is not where he is needed or supposed to be, s.o. is wandering about somewhere and cannot be found: где X-a черт носит? - where the hell (the devil, the dickens, in blazes) is X?; || X-a где-то черт носит ≈ the devil knows where X is; X is off hell (the devil) knows where.
         ♦ [Городничий:] Где вас черт таскает? [Держиморда:] Был по приказанию... (Гоголь 4). [Mayor:] Where the devil have you been? [D. ] I was acting on your orders... (4d).
    2. Also: ЛЕШИЙ (БЕС) НОСИТ highly coll, rude [obj: often кого-то, кого]
    ⇒ s.o. is outside and in the vicinity of the speaker(s) at an unusual and/ or inappropriate time (used to express annoyance, displeasure etc):
    - X-a (кого-то) чёрт носит≈ for some damn reason X (somebody) is hanging around here (there etc);
    - why the hell (the devil, the dickens, in blazes) would X (anybody) want to be out at this hour (outside at this hour, out there at this time of night etc)?;
    || кого чёрт носит? ≈ who the hell (the devil etc) could that be (at that hour)?;
    - who the hell (the devil etc) is that?

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  • 88 черт таскает

    • ЧЕРТ < НЕЛЕГКАЯ> НОСИТ кого; ЧЕРТИ НОСЯТ all highly coll, rude
    [VPsubj; often used in questions]
    =====
    1. Also: ЧЕРТИ ТАСКАЮТ; ЧЕРТ ТАСКАЕТ both highly coll, rude s.o. is not where he is needed or supposed to be, s.o. is wandering about somewhere and cannot be found: где X-a черт носит? - where the hell (the devil, the dickens, in blazes) is X?; || X-a где-то черт носит ≈ the devil knows where X is; X is off hell (the devil) knows where.
         ♦ [Городничий:] Где вас черт таскает? [Держиморда:] Был по приказанию... (Гоголь 4). [Mayor:] Where the devil have you been? [D. ] I was acting on your orders... (4d).
    2. Also: ЛЕШИЙ (БЕС) НОСИТ highly coll, rude [obj: often кого-то, кого]
    ⇒ s.o. is outside and in the vicinity of the speaker(s) at an unusual and/ or inappropriate time (used to express annoyance, displeasure etc):
    - why the hell (the devil, the dickens, in blazes) would X (anybody) want to be out at this hour (outside at this hour, out there at this time of night etc)?;
    || кого чёрт носит? ≈ who the hell (the devil etc) could that be (at that hour)?;
    - who the hell (the devil etc) is that?

    Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > черт таскает

  • 89 черти носят

    • ЧЕРТ < НЕЛЕГКАЯ> НОСИТ кого; ЧЕРТИ НОСЯТ all highly coll, rude
    [VPsubj; often used in questions]
    =====
    1. Also: ЧЕРТИ ТАСКАЮТ; ЧЕРТ ТАСКАЕТ both highly coll, rude s.o. is not where he is needed or supposed to be, s.o. is wandering about somewhere and cannot be found: где X-a черт носит? - where the hell (the devil, the dickens, in blazes) is X?; || X-a где-то черт носит ≈ the devil knows where X is; X is off hell (the devil) knows where.
         ♦ [Городничий:] Где вас черт таскает? [Держиморда:] Был по приказанию... (Гоголь 4). [Mayor:] Where the devil have you been? [D. ] I was acting on your orders... (4d).
    2. Also: ЛЕШИЙ (БЕС) НОСИТ highly coll, rude [obj: often кого-то, кого]
    ⇒ s.o. is outside and in the vicinity of the speaker(s) at an unusual and/ or inappropriate time (used to express annoyance, displeasure etc):
    - why the hell (the devil, the dickens, in blazes) would X (anybody) want to be out at this hour (outside at this hour, out there at this time of night etc)?;
    || кого чёрт носит? ≈ who the hell (the devil etc) could that be (at that hour)?;
    - who the hell (the devil etc) is that?

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  • 90 черти таскают

    • ЧЕРТ < НЕЛЕГКАЯ> НОСИТ кого; ЧЕРТИ НОСЯТ all highly coll, rude
    [VPsubj; often used in questions]
    =====
    1. Also: ЧЕРТИ ТАСКАЮТ; ЧЕРТ ТАСКАЕТ both highly coll, rude s.o. is not where he is needed or supposed to be, s.o. is wandering about somewhere and cannot be found: где X-a черт носит? - where the hell (the devil, the dickens, in blazes) is X?; || X-a где-то черт носит ≈ the devil knows where X is; X is off hell (the devil) knows where.
         ♦ [Городничий:] Где вас черт таскает? [Держиморда:] Был по приказанию... (Гоголь 4). [Mayor:] Where the devil have you been? [D. ] I was acting on your orders... (4d).
    2. Also: ЛЕШИЙ (БЕС) НОСИТ highly coll, rude [obj: often кого-то, кого]
    ⇒ s.o. is outside and in the vicinity of the speaker(s) at an unusual and/ or inappropriate time (used to express annoyance, displeasure etc):
    - why the hell (the devil, the dickens, in blazes) would X (anybody) want to be out at this hour (outside at this hour, out there at this time of night etc)?;
    || кого чёрт носит? ≈ who the hell (the devil etc) could that be (at that hour)?;
    - who the hell (the devil etc) is that?

    Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > черти таскают

  • 91 вылететь в трубу

    2) Colloquial: go west
    3) Jargon: blow in, go bust
    5) Makarov: go (all) to pieces, go (all) to rack and ruin, go (all) to smash, go to blazes, go to blazes to go to pigs and whistles, go to hell, go to hell to go to pigs and whistles, go to pigs and whistles, go to pot to go to pigs and whistles, go to the devil, go to the devil to go to pigs and whistles, go to the dogs, go to the dogs to go to pigs and whistles, take the knock (разориться)

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  • 92 Ч-103

    КАКОГО ЧЁРТА (ДЬЯВОЛА, БЕСА, ЛЕШЕГО, ШУТА) all highly coll NP gen these forms only used in questions and subord clauses fixed WO
    1.
    adv
    why, what for
    why the devil (the hell, in hell, in blazes)
    what the hell (the devil) for.
    «Зачем вы вернулись? - спросил я. - Какого чёрта вы вернулись?» (Олеша 2). "Why did you come back?" I asked. "Why the hell did you come back?" (2a).
    ...Вечно я им поперёк горла, а они мне. Так какого же чёрта мне вдруг стать послушным и шёлковым теперь, за решёткой? (Марченко 2)....I was a thorn in their flesh and they in mine. So why in blazes should I suddenly be meek as a lamb behind bars? (2a).
    Всё начинало злить меня. Какого чёрта я здесь сижу? (Лимонов 1). It all began to irritate me. What the hell was I sitting here for? (1a).
    2. \Ч-103 надо, нужно, не хватает кому (obj) what is it (that s.o. needs, that is lacking for s.o. etc)?: какого чёрта X-y надо? » what the devil (the hell, in hell, in blazes) (does X want (need))?
    what does X want (need), damn it?
    "А какого чёрта ему надо?» - подумал Бездомный и нахмурился (Булгаков 9). "What the devil does he want?" Homeless thought, frowning(9a).
    «Ненадо... переводов...» — пробормотал Раскольников, уже спускаясь с лестницы. «Так какого же тебе чёрта надо?» - закричал сверху Разумихин (Достоевский 3). "I don't need...translations..." muttered Raskolnikov, who was already descending the stairs. "What the hell do you need, then?" Razumikhin shouted from above (3b). "I don't need any...translations..." Raskolnikov muttered, already on his way downstairs. "Well, what do you need then, damn it?" Razumikhin shouted from above (3d).

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  • 93 какого беса?

    • КАКОГО ЧЕРТА (ДЬЯВОЛА, БЕСА, ЛЕШЕГО, ШУТА) all highly coll
    [NPgen; these forms only; used in questions and subord clauses; fixed WO]
    =====
    1. [adv]
    ⇒ why, what for:
    - why the devil <the hell, in hell, in blazes>;
    - what the hell < the devil> for.
         ♦ "Зачем вы вернулись? - спросил я. - Какого чёрта вы вернулись?" (Олеша 2). "Why did you come back?" I asked. "Why the hell did you come back?" (2a).
         ♦...Вечно я им поперёк горла, а они мне. Так какого же чёрта мне вдруг стать послушным и шёлковым теперь, за решёткой? (Марченко 2)....I was a thorn in their flesh and they in mine. So why in blazes should I suddenly be meek as a lamb behind bars? (2a).
         ♦ Всё начинало злить меня. Какого чёрта я здесь сижу? (Лимонов 1). It all began to irritate me. What the hell was I sitting here for? (1a).
    2. какого беса? надо, нужно, не хватает кому [obj]
    ⇒ what is it (that s.o. needs, that is lacking for s.o. etc)?:
    - какого чёрта X-у надо? ≈ what the devil <the hell, in hell, in blazes> (does X want < need>)?;
    - what does X want < need>, damn it?
         ♦ "А какого чёрта ему надо?" - подумал Бездомный и нахмурился (Булгаков 9). "What the devil does he want?" Homeless thought, frowning(9a).
         ♦ "Ненадо... переводов..." - пробормотал Раскольников, уже спускаясь с лестницы. "Так какого же тебе чёрта надо?" - закричал сверху Разумихин (Достоевский 3). "I don't need...translations..." muttered Raskolnikov, who was already descending the stairs. "What the hell do you need, then?" Razumikhin shouted from above (3b). "I don't need any...translations..." Raskolnikov muttered, already on his way downstairs. "Well, what do you need then, damn it?" Razumikhin shouted from above (3d).

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  • 94 какого дьявола?

    • КАКОГО ЧЕРТА (ДЬЯВОЛА, БЕСА, ЛЕШЕГО, ШУТА) all highly coll
    [NPgen; these forms only; used in questions and subord clauses; fixed WO]
    =====
    1. [adv]
    ⇒ why, what for:
    - why the devil <the hell, in hell, in blazes>;
    - what the hell < the devil> for.
         ♦ "Зачем вы вернулись? - спросил я. - Какого чёрта вы вернулись?" (Олеша 2). "Why did you come back?" I asked. "Why the hell did you come back?" (2a).
         ♦...Вечно я им поперёк горла, а они мне. Так какого же чёрта мне вдруг стать послушным и шёлковым теперь, за решёткой? (Марченко 2)....I was a thorn in their flesh and they in mine. So why in blazes should I suddenly be meek as a lamb behind bars? (2a).
         ♦ Всё начинало злить меня. Какого чёрта я здесь сижу? (Лимонов 1). It all began to irritate me. What the hell was I sitting here for? (1a).
    2. какого дьявола? надо, нужно, не хватает кому [obj]
    ⇒ what is it (that s.o. needs, that is lacking for s.o. etc)?:
    - какого чёрта X-у надо? ≈ what the devil <the hell, in hell, in blazes> (does X want < need>)?;
    - what does X want < need>, damn it?
         ♦ "А какого чёрта ему надо?" - подумал Бездомный и нахмурился (Булгаков 9). "What the devil does he want?" Homeless thought, frowning(9a).
         ♦ "Ненадо... переводов..." - пробормотал Раскольников, уже спускаясь с лестницы. "Так какого же тебе чёрта надо?" - закричал сверху Разумихин (Достоевский 3). "I don't need...translations..." muttered Raskolnikov, who was already descending the stairs. "What the hell do you need, then?" Razumikhin shouted from above (3b). "I don't need any...translations..." Raskolnikov muttered, already on his way downstairs. "Well, what do you need then, damn it?" Razumikhin shouted from above (3d).

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  • 95 какого лешего?

    • КАКОГО ЧЕРТА (ДЬЯВОЛА, БЕСА, ЛЕШЕГО, ШУТА) all highly coll
    [NPgen; these forms only; used in questions and subord clauses; fixed WO]
    =====
    1. [adv]
    ⇒ why, what for:
    - why the devil <the hell, in hell, in blazes>;
    - what the hell < the devil> for.
         ♦ "Зачем вы вернулись? - спросил я. - Какого чёрта вы вернулись?" (Олеша 2). "Why did you come back?" I asked. "Why the hell did you come back?" (2a).
         ♦...Вечно я им поперёк горла, а они мне. Так какого же чёрта мне вдруг стать послушным и шёлковым теперь, за решёткой? (Марченко 2)....I was a thorn in their flesh and they in mine. So why in blazes should I suddenly be meek as a lamb behind bars? (2a).
         ♦ Всё начинало злить меня. Какого чёрта я здесь сижу? (Лимонов 1). It all began to irritate me. What the hell was I sitting here for? (1a).
    2. какого лешего? надо, нужно, не хватает кому [obj]
    ⇒ what is it (that s.o. needs, that is lacking for s.o. etc)?:
    - какого чёрта X-у надо? ≈ what the devil <the hell, in hell, in blazes> (does X want < need>)?;
    - what does X want < need>, damn it?
         ♦ "А какого чёрта ему надо?" - подумал Бездомный и нахмурился (Булгаков 9). "What the devil does he want?" Homeless thought, frowning(9a).
         ♦ "Ненадо... переводов..." - пробормотал Раскольников, уже спускаясь с лестницы. "Так какого же тебе чёрта надо?" - закричал сверху Разумихин (Достоевский 3). "I don't need...translations..." muttered Raskolnikov, who was already descending the stairs. "What the hell do you need, then?" Razumikhin shouted from above (3b). "I don't need any...translations..." Raskolnikov muttered, already on his way downstairs. "Well, what do you need then, damn it?" Razumikhin shouted from above (3d).

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  • 96 какого черта?

    • КАКОГО ЧЕРТА (ДЬЯВОЛА, БЕСА, ЛЕШЕГО, ШУТА) all highly coll
    [NPgen; these forms only; used in questions and subord clauses; fixed WO]
    =====
    1. [adv]
    ⇒ why, what for:
    - why the devil <the hell, in hell, in blazes>;
    - what the hell < the devil> for.
         ♦ "Зачем вы вернулись? - спросил я. - Какого чёрта вы вернулись?" (Олеша 2). "Why did you come back?" I asked. "Why the hell did you come back?" (2a).
         ♦...Вечно я им поперёк горла, а они мне. Так какого же чёрта мне вдруг стать послушным и шёлковым теперь, за решёткой? (Марченко 2)....I was a thorn in their flesh and they in mine. So why in blazes should I suddenly be meek as a lamb behind bars? (2a).
         ♦ Всё начинало злить меня. Какого чёрта я здесь сижу? (Лимонов 1). It all began to irritate me. What the hell was I sitting here for? (1a).
    2. какого черта? надо, нужно, не хватает кому [obj]
    ⇒ what is it (that s.o. needs, that is lacking for s.o. etc)?:
    - какого чёрта X-у надо? ≈ what the devil <the hell, in hell, in blazes> (does X want < need>)?;
    - what does X want < need>, damn it?
         ♦ "А какого чёрта ему надо?" - подумал Бездомный и нахмурился (Булгаков 9). "What the devil does he want?" Homeless thought, frowning(9a).
         ♦ "Ненадо... переводов..." - пробормотал Раскольников, уже спускаясь с лестницы. "Так какого же тебе чёрта надо?" - закричал сверху Разумихин (Достоевский 3). "I don't need...translations..." muttered Raskolnikov, who was already descending the stairs. "What the hell do you need, then?" Razumikhin shouted from above (3b). "I don't need any...translations..." Raskolnikov muttered, already on his way downstairs. "Well, what do you need then, damn it?" Razumikhin shouted from above (3d).

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  • 97 какого шута?

    • КАКОГО ЧЕРТА (ДЬЯВОЛА, БЕСА, ЛЕШЕГО, ШУТА) all highly coll
    [NPgen; these forms only; used in questions and subord clauses; fixed WO]
    =====
    1. [adv]
    ⇒ why, what for:
    - why the devil <the hell, in hell, in blazes>;
    - what the hell < the devil> for.
         ♦ "Зачем вы вернулись? - спросил я. - Какого чёрта вы вернулись?" (Олеша 2). "Why did you come back?" I asked. "Why the hell did you come back?" (2a).
         ♦...Вечно я им поперёк горла, а они мне. Так какого же чёрта мне вдруг стать послушным и шёлковым теперь, за решёткой? (Марченко 2)....I was a thorn in their flesh and they in mine. So why in blazes should I suddenly be meek as a lamb behind bars? (2a).
         ♦ Всё начинало злить меня. Какого чёрта я здесь сижу? (Лимонов 1). It all began to irritate me. What the hell was I sitting here for? (1a).
    2. какого шута? надо, нужно, не хватает кому [obj]
    ⇒ what is it (that s.o. needs, that is lacking for s.o. etc)?:
    - какого чёрта X-у надо? ≈ what the devil <the hell, in hell, in blazes> (does X want < need>)?;
    - what does X want < need>, damn it?
         ♦ "А какого чёрта ему надо?" - подумал Бездомный и нахмурился (Булгаков 9). "What the devil does he want?" Homeless thought, frowning(9a).
         ♦ "Ненадо... переводов..." - пробормотал Раскольников, уже спускаясь с лестницы. "Так какого же тебе чёрта надо?" - закричал сверху Разумихин (Достоевский 3). "I don't need...translations..." muttered Raskolnikov, who was already descending the stairs. "What the hell do you need, then?" Razumikhin shouted from above (3b). "I don't need any...translations..." Raskolnikov muttered, already on his way downstairs. "Well, what do you need then, damn it?" Razumikhin shouted from above (3d).

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  • 98 погибнуть

    1) General subject: crumble, crumble away, die, fall (to fall in battle - пасть в бою быть убитым), go to pot, go to rack and ruin, go to the bad, go west, lose, lose pass, make shipwreck, meet fate, perish, rot away, sink (he is sinking - он умирает), stand or fall, succumb, totter, go to pieces, go to rack and ruin, lose life, meet doom, go to pieces (о проекте, человеке и т. п.), extinguish
    3) Military: buy the farm
    4) Mathematics: be lost
    5) Religion: martyrdom
    6) Law: wreck
    8) Jargon: fall out
    9) Business: go under
    10) Makarov: die of exposure (от холода и т.п.), go (all) to pieces, go (all) to smash, go to blazes, go to blazes to go to pigs and whistles, go to hell, go to hell to go to pigs and whistles, go to pigs and whistles, go to pot to go to pigs and whistles, go to the devil, go to the devil to go to pigs and whistles, go to the dogs, go to the dogs to go to pigs and whistles, meet (one's) doom, tumble, come to pieces, cop out, die the death, fall to pieces, die of exposure (от холода и т. п.)

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  • 99 Ч-77

    НА КОЙ ЧЁРТ (ДЬЯВОЛ, ЛЕШИЙ, БЕС) НА ЧЁРТА НА (ДЛЯ) КАКОГО ЧЁРТА (ДЬЯВОЛА) НА (КАКОГО) ШУТА ЗА КАКИМ ЧЁРТОМ (ДЬЙВОЛОМ, ЛЕШИМ, БЕСОМ) all highly coll, often rude НА КОЙ ПЁС (ЛЯД, ПРАХ) substand PrepP these forms only adv
    why, for what reason ( usu. used to express annoyance or irritation
    occas. used to express indifference)
    why (how etc) the hell (the devil, the heck, the dickens)
    what the hell (the devil) (for) why in blazes the devil (only) knows why (what for) why (how etc) the hell (the heck, on earth, in the world).
    "И на кой черт я не пошёл прямо на стрельцов!» - с горечью восклицал Бородавкин... (Салтыков-Щедрин 1). "Why the Devil didn't I go straight for the Musketeers!" exclaimed Borodavkin with bitterness... (1b).
    «Лев Григорьич!.. Зачем вы ходите по вечерам? Что вам тут делать?.. Да на кой чёрт нам тут еще филологи! Ха-ха-ха!.. Ведь вы же не инженер!» (Солженицын 3). "Lev Grigorich!...Why come here nights? What is there for you to do here?...What the hell do we need philologists for! Ha, ha, ha!...After all, you're no engineer!" (3a).
    А может, это „товарищи" за мной приехали?» Игорь решительно возразил: «Они в „Чайках" не ездят, да потом на кой ты им чёрт сдался?..» (Аксёнов 6). "Or perhaps the 'comrades' have come to get me?" Igor objected vigorously. "They don't drive Chaikas, and in any case, why on earth should they bother about you? " (6a).

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  • 100 для какого дьявола

    • НА КОЙ ЧЕРТ <ДЬЯВОЛ, ЛЕШИЙ, БЕС>; НА ЧЕРТА; НА < ДЛЯ> КАКОГО ЧЕРТА < ДЬЯВОЛА>; НА (КАКОГО) ШУТА; ЗА КАКИМ ЧЕРТОМ <ДЬЯВОЛОМ, ЛЕШИМ, БЕСОМ> all highly coll. often rude; НА КОЙ ПЕС <ЛЯД, ПРАХ> substand
    [PrepP; these forms only; adv]
    =====
    ⇒ why, for what reason (usu. used to express annoyance or irritation; occas. used to express indifference):
    - why (how etc) the hell (the devil, the heck, the dickens);
    - why (how etc) the hell (the heck, on earth, in the world).
         ♦ "И на кой черт я не пошёл прямо на стрельцов!" - с горечью восклицал Бородавкин... (Салтыков-Щедрин 1). "Why the Devil didn't I go straight for the Musketeers!" exclaimed Borodavkin with bitterness... (1b).
         ♦ "Лев Григорьич!.. Зачем вы ходите по вечерам? Что вам тут делать?.. Да на кой чёрт нам тут еще филологи! Ха-ха-ха!.. Ведь вы же не инженер!" (Солженицын 3). "Lev Grigorich!...Why come here nights? What is there for you to do here?...What the hell do we need philologists for! Ha, ha, ha!...After all, you're no engineer!" (3a).
         ♦ "А может, это "товарищи" за мной приехали?" Игорь решительно возразил: "Они в "Чайках" не ездят, да потом на кой ты им чёрт сдался?.." (Аксёнов 6). "Or perhaps the 'comrades' have come to get me?" Igor objected vigorously. "They don't drive Chaikas, and in any case, why on earth should they bother about you? " (6a).

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