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всё КАК У ЛЮДЕЙ (у кого, где) coll как + PrepP Invar subj-compl with бытье ( subj: все)) things are (or are done) the way they should beeverything is (being done) as it should beeverything is (just) as (the way) itfs supposed to be everything is being done the way it's supposed toNeg всё не как у людей disapprov - everything is (being done) all wrongnothing is the way ift supposed to be nothing is being done the way it's supposed to.Виктор представил себе уютный вечерок:...бутылка, шампанское шипит в фужерах, перевязанная ленточкой коробка шоколаду и сам адвокат, запакованный в крахмал, галстук бабочкой. Всё как у людей... (Стругацкие 1). Victor imagined a comfortable tete-a-tete:...a bottle, champagne fizzing in crystal glasses, a box of chocolates tied up with a ribbon, and the lawyer himself, all starched up and wearing a bow tie. Everything just as it's supposed to be... (1a) -
3 как у людей
• ВСЁ КАК У ЛЮДЕЙ (у кого, где) coll=====⇒ things are (or are done) the way they should be:- nothing is being done the way ift supposed to.♦ Виктор представил себе уютный вечерок:...бутылка, шампанское шипит в фужерах, перевязанная ленточкой коробка шоколаду и сам адвокат, запакованный в крахмал, галстук бабочкой. Всё как у людей... (Стругацкие 1). Victor imagined a comfortable tete-k-tete:...a bottle, champagne fizzing in crystal glasses, a box of chocolates tied up with a ribbon, and the lawyer himself, all starched up and wearing a bow tie. Everything just as it's supposed to be... (1a)Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > как у людей
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ЧИН ЧИНОМ ЧИН ПО ЧИНУ both coll ЧИН ЧИНАРЁМ substand, humor NP these forms only adv or subj-compl with бытье ( subj: всё) fixed WOin a suitable, appropriate manner, in the correct mannerthe right wayjust right properly ( sth. is done (handled etc)) just (exactly) like it should be (done (handled etc)) (do sth.) just (exactly) like (as) one should (do it) (in limited contexts) all neat and proper.«Помню, когда пацаном был, мы все в «начинку» играли. Завернёшь, бывало, мусору какого в белый листок, ленточкой броской чин чинарём перевяжешь и бросишь на тротуар, а сам сидишь за забором и смотришь в щёлку: кто подберёт?» (Максимов 3). UI remember when I was a kid we were always playing 'parcels.' You wrapped up some rubbish in a sheet of white paper, tied it up all neat and proper with a bright ribbon, dropped it on the pavement, sat yourself down behind a fence, and looked through the crack to see who'd pick it up" (3a). -
5 чин по чину
• ЧИН ЧИНОМ; ЧИН ПО ЧИНУ both coll; ЧИН ЧИНАРЕМ substand, humor=====⇒ in a suitable, appropriate manner, in the correct manner:- just right;- properly;- (sth. is done <handled etc>) just (exactly) like it should be (done <handled etc>);- (do sth.) just (exactly) like (as) one should (do it);- [in limited contexts] all neat and proper.♦ "Помню, когда пацаном был, мы все в "начинку" играли. Завернёшь, бывало, мусору какого в белый листок, ленточкой броской чин чинарём перевяжешь и бросишь на тротуар, а сам сидишь за забором и смотришь в щёлку: кто подберёт?" (Максимов 3). "I remember when I was a kid we were always playing 'parcels.' You wrapped up some rubbish in a sheet of white paper, tied it up all neat and proper with a bright ribbon, dropped it on the pavement, sat yourself down behind a fence, and looked through the crack to see who'd pick it up" (3a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > чин по чину
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6 чин чинарем
• ЧИН ЧИНОМ; ЧИН ПО ЧИНУ both coll; ЧИН ЧИНАРЕМ substand, humor=====⇒ in a suitable, appropriate manner, in the correct manner:- just right;- properly;- (sth. is done <handled etc>) just (exactly) like it should be (done <handled etc>);- (do sth.) just (exactly) like (as) one should (do it);- [in limited contexts] all neat and proper.♦ "Помню, когда пацаном был, мы все в "начинку" играли. Завернёшь, бывало, мусору какого в белый листок, ленточкой броской чин чинарём перевяжешь и бросишь на тротуар, а сам сидишь за забором и смотришь в щёлку: кто подберёт?" (Максимов 3). "I remember when I was a kid we were always playing 'parcels.' You wrapped up some rubbish in a sheet of white paper, tied it up all neat and proper with a bright ribbon, dropped it on the pavement, sat yourself down behind a fence, and looked through the crack to see who'd pick it up" (3a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > чин чинарем
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7 чин чином
• ЧИН ЧИНОМ; ЧИН ПО ЧИНУ both coll; ЧИН ЧИНАРЕМ substand, humor=====⇒ in a suitable, appropriate manner, in the correct manner:- just right;- properly;- (sth. is done <handled etc>) just (exactly) like it should be (done <handled etc>);- (do sth.) just (exactly) like (as) one should (do it);- [in limited contexts] all neat and proper.♦ "Помню, когда пацаном был, мы все в "начинку" играли. Завернёшь, бывало, мусору какого в белый листок, ленточкой броской чин чинарём перевяжешь и бросишь на тротуар, а сам сидишь за забором и смотришь в щёлку: кто подберёт?" (Максимов 3). "I remember when I was a kid we were always playing 'parcels.' You wrapped up some rubbish in a sheet of white paper, tied it up all neat and proper with a bright ribbon, dropped it on the pavement, sat yourself down behind a fence, and looked through the crack to see who'd pick it up" (3a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > чин чином
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