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1 не заслуживать доверия
Русско-английский словарь по общей лексике > не заслуживать доверия
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2 доверие довери·е
confidence, credit, trustвтереться в доверие — to worm oneself into (smb.'s) confidence
завоевать доверие — to gain (smb.'s) confidence
заслуживать доверия — to deserve trust, to earn / to win confidence
злоупотреблять доверием — to abuse (smb.'s) confidence
лишаться доверия — to forfeit (smb.'s) confidence
обмануть доверие — to betray (smb.'s) hopes
оправдать доверие — to justify (smb.'s) confidence
подрывать доверие — to undermine / to erode confidence / credibility / trust
поколебать доверие — to / shatter (smb.'s) confidence
пользоваться доверием — to enjoy (smb.'s) confidence
потерять доверие — to lose credit / confidence
создать атмосферу доверия — to build up / to create confidence
укреплять доверие — to deepen / to enhance / to increase / to promote / to strengthen confidence
взаимное доверие — mutual confidence / trust
полное доверие между странами — complete / implicit trust between the countries
злоупотребление доверием — breach of trust / abuse of confidence
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3 выходить из доверия
( у кого)deserve no credit; lose smb.'s credit; not to be trustedРусско-английский фразеологический словарь > выходить из доверия
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4 доверие
с.trust, faith, confidenceпитать доверие (к) — have faith / confidence (in)
пользоваться чьим-л. доверием — enjoy smb.'s confidence
злоупотреблять чьим-л. доверием — abuse smb.'s confidence
злоупотребление доверием — breach of trust / confidence
втереться в чьё-л. доверие — worm oneself into smb.'s confidence
выразить доверие правительству — give* the government a vote of confidence
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5 доверие
с.trust, faith, confidenceпита́ть дове́рие (к) — have faith / confidence (in)
по́льзоваться чьим-л дове́рием — enjoy smb's confidence
заслу́живающий дове́рия — trustworthy
злоупотребля́ть чьим-л дове́рием — abuse smb's confidence
злоупотребле́ние дове́рием — breach of trust / confidence
не заслу́живать дове́рия — deserve no credit
он не заслу́живает дове́рия — he is not to be trusted
втере́ться в чьё-л дове́рие — worm oneself into smb's confidence
поста́вить вопро́с о дове́рии — call for a vote of confidence
вы́разить дове́рие прави́тельству — give the government a vote of confidence
ме́ры по укрепле́нию дове́рия — confidence-building measures
••телефо́н дове́рия — helpline, hot line ( for people to talk confidentially)
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6 доверие
сущ.confidence; credence; credit; trustпользоваться доверием — to enjoy smb's confidence; find credence
заслуживающий доверия — credible; trustworthy; ( свидетель) credible (trustworthy) witness; witness of indisputable (undoubted, unquestioned) veracity
злоупотребление доверием — abuse of confidence; confidence game (trick); violation of trust
свидетель, заслуживающий доверия — credible (trustworthy) witness; witness of indisputable (undoubted, unquestioned) veracity
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7 честь
ж.1) ( личное достоинство) honour ['ɒn-]де́ло чести — matter of honour
челове́к чести — man of honour
его́ честь заде́та — his honour is at stake
счита́ю за честь — I consider it an honour
на его́ до́лю вы́пала честь (+ инф.) — the honour fell on / to him (+ to inf); he had the honour (+ to inf)
2) (хорошая репутация, доброе имя) honour, creditподдержа́ть честь (рд.) — uphold the honour (of)
э́то де́лает ему́ честь — that does him honour / credit; it does honour / credit to him
не де́лать чести (дт.) — do (i) no honour, not to do (i) any credit
к его́ чести на́до сказа́ть — to his credit be it said
3) (почёт, уважение) regard, respectон у них в чести́ разг. — they make much of him
оказа́ть кому́-л честь — do smb the honour (of)
удосто́иться чести (+ инф.) — be given / afforded the honour (of ger)
мно́го чести для него́ — he doesn't deserve the honour
4) воен. ( приветствие) saluteотдава́ть честь (дт.) — salute (d)
отда́ние чести воен. — saluting, salute
5)ва́ша честь (обращение к судье) — Your Honour
••честь честью — in a proper ['prɒ-] fashion
честь и ме́сто! разг. — you are very welcome!; please be seated!
честь име́ю! — 1) ( при знакомстве) this is an honour! 2) ( при прощании) goodbye!; I shall take leave of you, sir / madam!
была́ бы честь предло́жена — ≈ at least I offered
в честь кого́-л [чего́-л] — in honour of smb [smth]
назва́ть кого́-л в честь (рд.) — name (d) after; name (d) for амер.
вы́йти с честью из положе́ния — come out of a situation with credit; come off with flying colours идиом.
есть, да не про ва́шу честь погов. — what there is not for you
не име́ю чести знать вас — I do not have the honour of knowing you
пора́ и честь знать разг. — one ought not to abuse (smb's hospitality, kindness, etc), we mustn't outstay our welcome
с честью вы́полнить свой долг (пе́ред) — honourably ['ɒnə-] discharge one's duty (to)
с честью вы́полнить что-л — accomplish smth with credit
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8 иметь заслуги
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9 З-75
ПО ЗАСЛУГАМ (воздать кому, выдать кому coll, получить) PrepP Invar usu. adv(to reward or punish s.o.) according to what he deserves, (to be rewarded or punished) according to what one deserves: (in refer, to rewarding s.o.) X-y воздадут \З-75 - X will be given (due) creditX will be given his due (his just reward)(in refer, to punishment) X получил (X-y выдали) - - X got (received) his just desertsX got what he deserved (what was coming to him) X got what he asked for.(Кушак:) Смотрите, Валерия. Если вы думаете, что теперь им всё сойдет с рук, - вы ошибаетесь. (Валерия:) Еще бы. Каждому - по заслугам (Вампилов 5). (К.:) Look here, Vale-riya. If you think they're going to get off scot free now, you're mistaken. (V.:) Of course. To each his just deserts (5b).У папы прекрасное настроение, вчера у него было тяжёлое заседание, он говорит, что дьявольски устал, но зато все получили по заслугам (Соколов I). Papa is in a splendid mood, yesterday he had a difficult meeting, he said that he was devilishly tired, but then everybody got what they deserved (1a)....B ваших руках - моя судьба, и вы снисходительны к ней, может быть не по заслугам» (Федин 1). ( context transl) "My fate is in your hands and perhaps I don't deserve your indulgence" (1a). -
10 по заслугам
• ПО ЗАСЛУГАМ (воздать кому, выдать кому coll, получить)[PrepP; Invar; usu. adv]=====⇒ (to reward or punish s.o.) according to what he deserves, (to be rewarded or punished) according to what one deserves:- X will be given his due < his just reward>;|| [in refer, to punishment] X получил < X-y выдали> по заслугам ≈ X got (received) his just deserts;- X got what he asked for.♦ [Кушак:] Смотрите, Валерия. Если вы думаете, что теперь им всё сойдёт с рук, - вы ошибаетесь. [Валерия:] Еще бы. Каждому - по заслугам (Вампилов 5). [К.:] Look here, Valeriya. If you think they're going to get off scot free now, you're mistaken. [V.:] Of course. To each his just deserts (5b).♦ У папы прекрасное настроение, вчера у него было тяжёлое заседание, он говорит, что дьявольски устал, но зато все получили по заслугам (Соколов 1). Papa is in a splendid mood, yesterday he had a difficult meeting, he said that he was devilishly tired, but then everybody got what they deserved (1a).♦ "...В ваших руках - моя судьба, и вы снисходительны к ней, может быть не по заслугам" (Федин 1). [context transl] "Му fate is in your hands and perhaps I don't deserve your indulgence" (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > по заслугам
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11 Кесарю кесарево
Treat people as they deserve. See По заслугам и честь(77)Cf: Give every man his due (Am., Br.). Give every man the credit that he deserves (has earned) (Am.). Render to (unto) Caesar the things that are Caesar's (Br.). Render unto Caesar the things which are Caesar's (Am.)Русско-английский словарь пословиц и поговорок > Кесарю кесарево
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12 похвала похвал·а
praise, credit; commendation книжн.щедрый на похвалы — lavish in / of praises
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