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ПОРА (НАДО) (И) ЧЕСТЬ ЗНАТЬ coll (sent these forms only usu. this WO1. the time has come to cease, stop sth.: itfs (high) time to stop (to quit)you (he etc) ought to know when to stop (to quit) you've (he*s etc) got to know when to call it quits enough is enough there's a limit to everything (in limited contexts) your (his etc) time is up you (he etc) shouldn't overdo it left not overdo it.«Слушайте, оставьте споры, пора и честь знать, ведь остальные спать хотят» (Шолохов 2). "Enough argument, you fellows. There's a limit to everything. Other people want some sleep" (2a).«...A старухе скажи, что, дескать, пора умирать, зажилась, надо знать и честь» (Лермонтов 1). "And tell the old woman it's time she died, she's lived long enough and ought to know when her time's up" (1b).2. the time has come for s.o. to leave, go awayitfs (high) time for me (you etc) to leave (to go)itfs (high) time I was on my way (you were going etc) I (you etc) mustn't outstay my (your etc) welcome (in limited contexts) I (you etc) have outstayed my (your etc) welcome I (you etc) mustn't disturb s.o. anymore.(Бусыгин:) Хорошо мы погостили, весело, но пора и честь знать (Вампилов 4). (V.:) We've had a good time, enjoyed our stay, and now it's time we were on our way (4a).(Варя:) Что ж, господа? Третий час, пора и честь знать (Чехов 2). (V.:) Well, gentlemen? It's after two, high time you were going (2a).Аванесян решительно поднялся и, старательно избегая её взгляда, сделал шаг к выходу. В его поспешности было что-то суетливо-жалкое. «Хорошенького понемножку, погрелся, пора и честь знать» (Максимов 3). Avanesyan rose resolutely, and moved toward the door, carefully avoiding her eyes. There was something pathetic in his haste. "Mustn't overdo a good thing. I've warmed up, and I mustn't disturb you anymore" (3a). -
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• ПОРА < НАДО> (И) ЧЕСТЬ ЗНАТЬ coll[sent; these forms only; usu. this WO]=====1. the time has come to cease, stop sth.:- it's (high) time to stop < to quit>;- you've (he's etc) got to know when to call it quits;- [in limited contexts] your <his etc> time is up;- you <he etc> shouldn't overdo it;- let's not overdo it.♦ "Слушайте, оставьте споры, пора и честь знать, ведь остальные спать хотят" (Шолохов 2). "Enough argument, you fellows. There's a limit to everything. Other people want some sleep" (2a).♦ "...А старухе скажи, что, дескать, пора умирать, зажилась, надо знать и честь" (Лермонтов 1). "And tell the old woman it's time she died; she's lived long enough and ought to know when her time's up" (1b).2. the time has come for s.o. to leave, go away:- it's (high) time for me <you etc> to leave < to go>;- it's (high) time I was on my way <you were going etc>;- I (you etc) mustn't outstay my <your etc> welcome;- [in limited contexts] I <you etc> have outstayed my <your etc> welcome;- I <you etc> mustn't disturb s.o. anymore.♦ [Бусыгин:] Хорошо мы погостили, весело, но пора и честь знать (Вампилов 4). [V.:] We've had a good time, enjoyed our stay, and now it's time we were on our way (4a).♦ [Варя:] Что ж, господа? Третий час, пора и честь знать (Чехов 2). [V.:] Well, gentlemen? It's after two, high time you were going (2a).♦ Аванесян решительно поднялся и, старательно избегая её взгляда, сделал шаг к выходу. В его поспешности было что-то суетливо-жалкое. "Хорошенького понемножку, погрелся, пора и честь знать" (Максимов 3). Avanesyan rose resolutely, and moved toward the door, carefully avoiding her eyes. There was something pathetic in his haste. "Mustn't overdo a good thing. I've warmed up, and I mustn't disturb you anymore" (3a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > надо и честь знать
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• ПОРА < НАДО> (И) ЧЕСТЬ ЗНАТЬ coll[sent; these forms only; usu. this WO]=====1. the time has come to cease, stop sth.:- it's (high) time to stop < to quit>;- you've (he's etc) got to know when to call it quits;- [in limited contexts] your <his etc> time is up;- you <he etc> shouldn't overdo it;- let's not overdo it.♦ "Слушайте, оставьте споры, пора и честь знать, ведь остальные спать хотят" (Шолохов 2). "Enough argument, you fellows. There's a limit to everything. Other people want some sleep" (2a).♦ "...А старухе скажи, что, дескать, пора умирать, зажилась, надо знать и честь" (Лермонтов 1). "And tell the old woman it's time she died; she's lived long enough and ought to know when her time's up" (1b).2. the time has come for s.o. to leave, go away:- it's (high) time for me <you etc> to leave < to go>;- it's (high) time I was on my way <you were going etc>;- I (you etc) mustn't outstay my <your etc> welcome;- [in limited contexts] I <you etc> have outstayed my <your etc> welcome;- I <you etc> mustn't disturb s.o. anymore.♦ [Бусыгин:] Хорошо мы погостили, весело, но пора и честь знать (Вампилов 4). [V.:] We've had a good time, enjoyed our stay, and now it's time we were on our way (4a).♦ [Варя:] Что ж, господа? Третий час, пора и честь знать (Чехов 2). [V.:] Well, gentlemen? It's after two, high time you were going (2a).♦ Аванесян решительно поднялся и, старательно избегая её взгляда, сделал шаг к выходу. В его поспешности было что-то суетливо-жалкое. "Хорошенького понемножку, погрелся, пора и честь знать" (Максимов 3). Avanesyan rose resolutely, and moved toward the door, carefully avoiding her eyes. There was something pathetic in his haste. "Mustn't overdo a good thing. I've warmed up, and I mustn't disturb you anymore" (3a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > надо честь знать
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• ПОРА < НАДО> (И) ЧЕСТЬ ЗНАТЬ coll[sent; these forms only; usu. this WO]=====1. the time has come to cease, stop sth.:- it's (high) time to stop < to quit>;- you've (he's etc) got to know when to call it quits;- [in limited contexts] your <his etc> time is up;- you <he etc> shouldn't overdo it;- let's not overdo it.♦ "Слушайте, оставьте споры, пора и честь знать, ведь остальные спать хотят" (Шолохов 2). "Enough argument, you fellows. There's a limit to everything. Other people want some sleep" (2a).♦ "...А старухе скажи, что, дескать, пора умирать, зажилась, надо знать и честь" (Лермонтов 1). "And tell the old woman it's time she died; she's lived long enough and ought to know when her time's up" (1b).2. the time has come for s.o. to leave, go away:- it's (high) time for me <you etc> to leave < to go>;- it's (high) time I was on my way <you were going etc>;- I (you etc) mustn't outstay my <your etc> welcome;- [in limited contexts] I <you etc> have outstayed my <your etc> welcome;- I <you etc> mustn't disturb s.o. anymore.♦ [Бусыгин:] Хорошо мы погостили, весело, но пора и честь знать (Вампилов 4). [V.:] We've had a good time, enjoyed our stay, and now it's time we were on our way (4a).♦ [Варя:] Что ж, господа? Третий час, пора и честь знать (Чехов 2). [V.:] Well, gentlemen? It's after two, high time you were going (2a).♦ Аванесян решительно поднялся и, старательно избегая её взгляда, сделал шаг к выходу. В его поспешности было что-то суетливо-жалкое. "Хорошенького понемножку, погрелся, пора и честь знать" (Максимов 3). Avanesyan rose resolutely, and moved toward the door, carefully avoiding her eyes. There was something pathetic in his haste. "Mustn't overdo a good thing. I've warmed up, and I mustn't disturb you anymore" (3a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > пора и честь знать
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• ПОРА < НАДО> (И) ЧЕСТЬ ЗНАТЬ coll[sent; these forms only; usu. this WO]=====1. the time has come to cease, stop sth.:- it's (high) time to stop < to quit>;- you've (he's etc) got to know when to call it quits;- [in limited contexts] your <his etc> time is up;- you <he etc> shouldn't overdo it;- let's not overdo it.♦ "Слушайте, оставьте споры, пора и честь знать, ведь остальные спать хотят" (Шолохов 2). "Enough argument, you fellows. There's a limit to everything. Other people want some sleep" (2a).♦ "...А старухе скажи, что, дескать, пора умирать, зажилась, надо знать и честь" (Лермонтов 1). "And tell the old woman it's time she died; she's lived long enough and ought to know when her time's up" (1b).2. the time has come for s.o. to leave, go away:- it's (high) time for me <you etc> to leave < to go>;- it's (high) time I was on my way <you were going etc>;- I (you etc) mustn't outstay my <your etc> welcome;- [in limited contexts] I <you etc> have outstayed my <your etc> welcome;- I <you etc> mustn't disturb s.o. anymore.♦ [Бусыгин:] Хорошо мы погостили, весело, но пора и честь знать (Вампилов 4). [V.:] We've had a good time, enjoyed our stay, and now it's time we were on our way (4a).♦ [Варя:] Что ж, господа? Третий час, пора и честь знать (Чехов 2). [V.:] Well, gentlemen? It's after two, high time you were going (2a).♦ Аванесян решительно поднялся и, старательно избегая её взгляда, сделал шаг к выходу. В его поспешности было что-то суетливо-жалкое. "Хорошенького понемножку, погрелся, пора и честь знать" (Максимов 3). Avanesyan rose resolutely, and moved toward the door, carefully avoiding her eyes. There was something pathetic in his haste. "Mustn't overdo a good thing. I've warmed up, and I mustn't disturb you anymore" (3a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > пора честь знать
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I гл.1) (вн., о пр.; иметь сведения, быть в курсе) know (d; about), be aware (of)дать знать кому́-л — let smb know
дать кому́-л знать о себе́ — let smb hear from one
не знать (о пр.) — be ignorant (of), be unaware (of)
наско́лько я зна́ю — as far as I know
отку́да мне знать? — how would I know?
он знать не хо́чет об э́том — he doesn't want to know anything about it, he won't hear of it
2) (вн.; обладать понятием, познаниями в чём-л) know (d)знать своё де́ло — know one's job / business
она́ зна́ет, о чём говори́т — she knows what she is talking about
не знать, что де́лать — not to know what to do, be at a loss; be at a loose end идиом.
3) (вн.; быть знакомым с кем-чем-л) know (d), be acquainted (with)знать в лицо́ — know (d) by sight
знать понаслы́шке — know (d) by hearsay
4) (вн.; испытывать, переживать) know (d)не знать поко́я — know no peace
знать и го́ре, и ра́дость — have known both bad and good times
не знать пораже́ний — have never suffered a defeat
не знать у́стали — be tireless
••знать не зна́ю (и ве́дать не ве́даю) (вн.; при отрицании осведомлённости о чём-л) — I haven't got the faintest idea (about); ( при отрицании знакомства с кем-л) I don't know (d) and I have nothing to do (with)
знать толк в чём-л — be a good judge of smth, be an expert in smth
знать ме́ру — know when to stop
знать себе́ це́ну — know one's own worth / value
знать, что к чему́ — know the how and why of things; know a thing or two
как знать, почём знать, кто зна́ет — who knows
дава́ть себя́ знать — make itself felt
живи́ / поступа́й как зна́ешь — get on as best you can
зна́ете ли вводн. сл. — you know
знай (себе́) — см. знай
зна́ем мы вас! — we know your lot!, we know the likes of you!
ну, зна́ете! — well, I never!; that's going too far!
II ж. собир. ист.мно́го бу́дешь знать - соста́ришься — ≈ curiosity killed the cat
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1. гл. (вн., о пр.)know* (d.); be aware (of); be acquainted (with), have a knowledge (of)знать в лицо — know* by sight (d.)
знать понаслышке — know* by hearsay (d.)
знать своё дело — know* one's job
не знать (рд.) — be ignorant (of), be unaware (of)
не знающий (рд.) — ignorant (of)
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дать знать кому-л. — let* smb. knowдать кому-л. знать о себе — let* smb. hear from one
давать себя знать — make* itself felt
он знать не хочет — he doesn't want to know, he won't hear of it
как знать, почём знать разг. — who knows
знать толк в чём-л. — be a good judge of smth., be an expert in smth.
не знать покоя — know* no peace
знать меру — know* when to stop
знать себе цену — know* one's own worth / value
не знать, что делать — not know what to do, be at a loss; be at a loose end идиом.
живи, поступай и т. п. как знаешь — get on as best you can
2. ж. собир. ист.знать, что к чему — know* the how and why of things
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I (кого-л./что-л. о ком-л./чем-л.)несовер.know; be aware (of), be acquainted (with), be up to (о чем-л. секретном)знать кого-н. в лицо — to know someone by sight
знать всю подоплеку (чего-л.) — to know all (about), to know the real state (of); to have inside information (on)
знать все ходы и выходы — to know all the ins and outs, to be perfectly at home разг.
не знать — to be ignorant (of), to be unaware (of)
••давать знать — (кому-л.) to let know
знать что-л. как свои пять пальцев разг. — to have smth. at one's finger-tips; to know smth. backwards, to know smth. like the back of one's hand
знать, что к чему — to know the how and why of things
II вводн.шут его знает! разг. — deuce knows!
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[znat' m'eru] To know the measure To know one's limits; to be moderate; to know when to stop.Русские фразеологизмы в картинках (русско-английский словарь) > знать меру
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ВРИ, ДА HE ЗАВИРАЙСЯ coll (imper sent fixed WOwhen lying, at least know when to stopif you're going to lie, at least make it goodcome on, at least make your lies believable aren't you going overboard (a bit too far)? «Вчера Женя показал мне, как пользоваться компьютером, а сегодня я уже сам написал программу!» - «Слушай, ты ври, да не завирайся». "Yesterday Zhenya showed me how to use the computer and today I already wrote my own program!" "Listen, if you're going to lie, at least make it good." -
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• ВРИ, ДА НЕ ЗАВИРАЙСЯ coll[Imper sent; fixed WO]=====⇒ when lying, at least know when to stop:- if you're going to lie, at least make it good;- come on, at least make your lies believable;- aren't you going overboard < a bit too far>?♦ "Вчера Женя показал мне, как пользоваться компьютером, а сегодня я уже сам написал программу!" - "Слушай, ты ври, да не завирайся". "Yesterday Zhenya showed me how to use the computer and today I already wrote my own program!" "Listen, if you're going to lie, at least make it good."Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > ври, да не завирайся
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РАД СТАРАТЬСЯ (predic subj: human fixed WO1. obs, mil (1st pers only ( subj omitted)) a soldier's (or soldiers') acknowledgment of commendation in the old armyat your command, sir!thank you, sir!2. obsoles, coll (1st pers only) (used to express the speaker's or speakers' willingness to make every possible effort to please s.o., usu. the interlocutor) I (or we) will try very hard to please you: I'll (we'll) do my (our) best.3. usu. а ты (он и т. п.) (и) рад стараться coll, humor or iron (pres only) to engage in an activity to a greater extent than is permitted or expecteda X рад стараться - but (and) X goes overboardbut X doesn't know when to stop but X goes (carries it) too far.Я Мите разрешила только попробовать торт, а он рад стараться - добрую половину съел. I gave Mitya permission just to taste the cake, but he went overboard and ate a good half of it. -
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[predic; subj: human; fixed WO]=====1. obs, mil [1st pers only (subj omitted)]⇒ a soldier's (or soldiers') acknowledgment of commendation in the old army:- at your command, sir!;- thank you, sir!2. obsoles, coll [1st pers only]⇒ (used to express the speaker's or speakers' willingness to make every possible effort to please s.o., usu. the interlocutor) I (or we) will try very hard to please you:3. usu. а ты <он и т.п.> (и) рад стараться coll, humor or iron [pres only]⇒ to engage in an activity to a greater extent than is permitted or expected:- but X goes (carries it) too far.♦ Я Мите разрешила только попробовать торт, а он рад стараться - добрую половину съел. I gave Mitya permission just to taste the cake, but he went overboard and ate a good half of it.Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > рад стараться
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несов. - стара́ться, сов. - постара́ться1) ( пытаться) try; seekпостара́йтесь (+ инф.) — try (+ to inf), see if you can (+ inf)
стара́ться вы́играть вре́мя — try to gain time [temporize]; play for time
2) ( проявлять усердие) endeavour [-'de-]стара́ться изо все́х сил разг. — ≈ do one's utmost; try / do one's best
стара́ться впусту́ю — waste one's efforts; ≈ mill the wind идиом.; beat the air идиом.
••рад стара́ться! уст. воен. (ответ на похвалу) — at your command, sir!
а он и рад стара́ться неодобр. — and he was only eager to do it (but didn't know when to stop)
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I жен. II жен.( мероприятие) measure, step, action; ( предел) degree, extent, limitвременные меры — stopgap measure, temporary measure
предохранительные меры — precautions, precautionary measures
- меры предосторожностичрезвычайные меры — extraordinary/emergency measures
- ни в коей мере не
- принимать меры••не в меру — immoderately, excessively; too far
по крайней мере, по меньшей мере — at least
по мере сил — as much as one can, to the best of one's ability
- без меры- в меру
- по мере того, как
- сверх всякой меры
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пора (надо) <и> честь знатьразг.1) тж. пора (надо) <и> совесть знать (следует прекратить, кончить что-либо; хватит злоупотреблять чем-либо) there's a limit to everything; it's time to stop; one ought to know when one's time is up; enough's enough- Она поедет со мною; ей нельзя здесь оставаться; а старухе скажи, что, дескать, пора умирать, зажилась, надо знать и честь. (М. Лермонтов, Герой нашего времени) — 'I'll take her with me, for she can't stay behind, and tell the old woman it's time she died; she's lived long enough and ought to know when her time's up.'
2) (настало время уйти, удалиться) it's time to go (to be going); it's time for honest folks to be abed; one must not overstay one's welcomeВаря.
Что ж, господа? Третий час, пора и честь знать. (А. Чехов, Вишнёвый сад) — Varya. Well, gentlemen, it's past two; time you were off.- Ну, батюшка, - с решительным видом обернулась она ко мне, - будет тебе прохлаждаться. Напился водицы, поговорил, да пора и честь знать. Мы тебе не компания... (А. Куприн, Олеся) — 'Well, sir,' she added, turning to me with determination, 'you've been wasting your time more'n enough. You had your drink of water and your bit of talk, now don't overstay your welcome. We're no company for you.'
Русско-английский фразеологический словарь > пора честь знать
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When You Believe — Single par Mariah Carey et Whitney Houston extrait de l’album The Prince of Egypt, #1 s et My Love is Your Love Sortie 2 novembre … Wikipédia en Français