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1 С-433
МЁРТВЫМ (МЕРТВЕЦКИМ) СНОМ спать, заснуть, уснуть coll NPinslrum these forms only adv fixed WO(to sleep, fall asleep) very soundlyX спал (заснул) мёртвым сном - X was dead to the worldX was (fell) dead alseep X was in (fell into) a deep sleep X was (fell) sound asleepX was (went) out like a light....(Больной Григорий Васильевич) вытерся весь с помощью супруги водкой с каким-то секретным крепчайшим настоем, а остальное выпил... и залёг спать. Марфа Игнатьевна вкусила тоже и, как непьющая, заснула подле супруга мёртвым сном (Достоевский 1)....With his wife's help he (the sick Grigory Vasilievich) had rubbed himself all over with some secret, very strong infusion made from vodka, and had drunk the rest... after which he lay down to sleep. Marfa Ignatievna also partook, and, being a nondrinker, fell into a dead sleep next to her husband (1a).(Евгения:) Я пойду лягу, будто сплю мертвым сном, ты тоже схоронись где-нибудь (Островский 8). (Е.:) I'll go and lie down, as if I were sound asleep. And you go hide somewhere or other (8a). -
2 мертвецким сном
• МЕРТВЫМ (МЕРТВЕЦКИМ) СНОМ спать, заснуть, уснуть coll[NPinstrum; these forms only; adv; fixed WO]=====⇒ (to sleep, fall asleep) very soundly:- X was (went) out like a light.♦...[Больной Григорий Васильевич] вытерся весь с помощью супруги водкой с каким-то секретным крепчайшим настоем, а остальное выпил... и залёг спать. Марфа Игнатьевна вкусила тоже и, как непьющая, заснула подле супруга мёртвым сном (Достоевский 1)....With his wife's help he [the sick Grigory Vasilievich] had rubbed himself all over with some secret, very strong infusion made from vodka, and had drunk the rest... after which he lay down to sleep. Marfa Ignatievna also partook, and, being a nondrinker, fell into a dead sleep next to her husband (1a).♦ [Евгения:] Я пойду лягу, будто сплю мертвым сном, ты тоже схоронись где-нибудь (Островский 8). [Е.:] I'll go and lie down, as if I were sound asleep. And you go hide somewhere or other (8a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > мертвецким сном
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3 мертвым сном
• МЕРТВЫМ (МЕРТВЕЦКИМ) СНОМ спать, заснуть, уснуть coll[NPinstrum; these forms only; adv; fixed WO]=====⇒ (to sleep, fall asleep) very soundly:- X was (went) out like a light.♦...[Больной Григорий Васильевич] вытерся весь с помощью супруги водкой с каким-то секретным крепчайшим настоем, а остальное выпил... и залёг спать. Марфа Игнатьевна вкусила тоже и, как непьющая, заснула подле супруга мёртвым сном (Достоевский 1)....With his wife's help he [the sick Grigory Vasilievich] had rubbed himself all over with some secret, very strong infusion made from vodka, and had drunk the rest... after which he lay down to sleep. Marfa Ignatievna also partook, and, being a nondrinker, fell into a dead sleep next to her husband (1a).♦ [Евгения:] Я пойду лягу, будто сплю мертвым сном, ты тоже схоронись где-нибудь (Островский 8). [Е.:] I'll go and lie down, as if I were sound asleep. And you go hide somewhere or other (8a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > мертвым сном
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4 Не буди лихо, пока оно тихо
Do not disturb a man or a state of affairs that causes no trouble at present but can do some. See Не дразни собаку, так не укусит (H), Не ищи беды, беда сама тебя сыщет (H)Cf: Avoid evil and it will avoid you (Am.). Avoid the evil and it will avoid thee (Br.). Do not trouble trouble until trouble troubles you (Am., Br.). Don't wake a sleeping lion (Am., Br.). Don't wake a sleeping wolf (Br.). Don't wake it up (Am.). Let sleeping dogs (the sleeping dog) lie (Am., Br.). When sorrow is asleep, wake it not (Am.. Br.)Русско-английский словарь пословиц и поговорок > Не буди лихо, пока оно тихо
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