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1 быть высокого мнения о себе
1) General subject: think something of oneself, be full of himself2) Colloquial: fancy3) Australian slang: have tickets on oneself4) Makarov: fancy oneselfУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > быть высокого мнения о себе
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2 ум
муж.mind; brains мн. ч.; разг.; ( разум) wit, intellectчеловек большого ума — man of great intellect; very clever man, person of keen intellect
спятить, свихнуться, своротить, сбрендить с ума — разг. to go out of one's mind/head
держать в уме — to keep smth. in one's head
перебирать в уме — to turn smth. over in one's mind
доходить до чего-л. своим умом — to work smth. by oneself, to come to smth. on one's own
раскидывать умом — разг. to think smth. over
жить своим умом — to think for oneself, to live his own way
считать в уме — to count in one's head; to do mental arithmetic
у него что на уме, то и на языке разг. — he wears his heart on his sleep
у него другое на уме разг. — he has something at/in the back of his mind, he's thinking of something else
у него что-то на уме — he has smth. on his mind
у него свое на уме — he has smth. up his sleeve
ум хорошо, а два лучше — two heads are better than one; four eyes see more than two
сколько голов - столько умов — many men, many minds
выживший из ума — шотланд. doited
браться за ум — разг. to come to one's senses, to become/grow reasonable
война умов — battle of wits, war of wits
выживать из ума — to lose one's mind, to have one's mind gone
гибкий ум, живой ум — nimble mind, quick mind, lively wit/mind
лишаться ума — to go mad/crazy, to lose one's mind
набираться ума — to learn sense; to grow wise; to get some sense into one's head
наставлять на ум — to teach smb. some sense
с умом — sensibly, intelligently
сводить с ума — (кого-л.) to drive smb. mad
сходить с ума — to go mad, to go off one's head; (от чего-л.) to go crazy (with)
••быть без ума от кого-л. — to be crazy/wild about smb.
в своем уме — in one's senses, in one's right mind
ему пришло на ум — it occured to him; it crossed his mind
научить уму-разуму — to teach smb. some good sense
научиться уму-разуму — to learn sense, to grow wise
не в своем уме — not right in the head, out of one's sense
у него ума палата — разг. he is big/long on brains
ум за разум заходит разг. — be crazy
ум короток разг. — be dull or dense
ума не приложу разг. — I am at a loss, I am at my wit's end, I have no idea
- доводить до умаэто у него из ума нейдет разг. — he cannot get it out of his head/mind
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3 ум
м.1) ( мыслительные способности) mind; ( разум) wit, intellectчелове́к большо́го ума́ — man of great intellect; very clever ['kle-] man
2) чаще мн. (умный человек, мыслитель) intellectвели́кие умы́ эпо́хи — the intellect(s) of the age
••"Го́ре от ума́" (пьеса А.С. Грибоедова) — "Wit Works Woe" (verse drama by A. Griboyedov)
быть без ума́ (от) — be crazy / wild (about)
в здра́вом уме́ — in one's right mind
находя́сь в здра́вом уме́ и твёрдой па́мяти юр. — being of sound mind and memory
доводи́ть до ума́ (вн.) — get (d) into shape
доходи́ть свои́м умо́м (до) — work (d) out all by oneself
жить свои́м умо́м — think for oneself
жить чужи́м умо́м — let others think for oneself; live as others tell one
на уме́ у кого́-л — on smb's mind; ( о хитром замысле) in the back of smb's mind; up smb's sleeve
у него́ друго́е на уме́ — he has something else at / in the back of his mind
у него́ то́лько развлече́ния на уме́ — he thinks of nothing but pleasure
у него́
что на уме́, то и на языке́ разг. — ≈ he wears his heart on his sleeveчто у тре́звого на уме́, то у пья́ного на языке́ — см. трезвый
быть себе́ на уме́ разг. — ≈ know on which side one's bread is buttered
не в своём уме́ — not right in the head, out of one's senses
ничего́ не дава́ть / говори́ть ни уму́ ни се́рдцу — have neither appeal nor substance
от большо́го ума́ ирон. — in one's infinite wisdom
па́рень с умо́м — the guy has his wits about him
своди́ть с ума́ (вн.) — drive (d) mad
сходи́ть с ума́ — go mad, go off one's head
вы с ума́ сошли́! — are you out of your mind / senses?
ума́ не приложу́ разг. — I am at a loss, I am at my wit's end
ка́ждый по-сво́ему с ума́ схо́дит погов. — everyone is crazy in his own way
ско́лько голо́в - сто́лько умо́в погов. — many men, many minds
ум хорошо́, а два лу́чше посл. — two heads are better than one; ≈ four eyes see more than two
бра́ться за ум разг. — come to one's senses, become / grow reasonable
ему́
пришло́ на ум — it occurred to him; it crossed his mindэ́то не его́ ума́ де́ло разг. — it is none of his business
э́то у него́
из ума́ нейдёт разг. — he cannot get it out of his head / mindсчёт в уме́ — mental arithmetic
счита́ть в уме́ — count in one's head; do mental arithmetic
оди́н [два]
в уме́ (при сложении и умножении) — carry one [two]два пи́шем, три в уме́ у кого́-л — smb says one thing and does another, smb's words are not to be trusted
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4 взвешивать
1) General subject: balance, consider (за и против), debate a matter in mind (все за и против), debate a matter in one's mind (что-либо), deliberate, heft, hold debate with oneself, poise, ponder, ponder over, ponderate, scale, scaler, think over, weigh, weigh in the balance, ponder on, ponder over, turn over, weigh up2) Naval: suspend (в жидкости)3) Medicine: weight4) American: heft (на руке и т.п.)5) Obsolete: perpend6) Military: weight7) Economy: do weighing8) Jargon: get a load of something, get a load of that, get a load of this9) Business: debate10) Network technologies: Wide Web weight11) Makarov: suspend, debate a matter in mind (что-л.)
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