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121 кустарное производство
1. handicraft industry2. handicraft workРусско-английский большой базовый словарь > кустарное производство
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122 трудиться
1. work; toil; exert; troubleничего не делать; не трудиться — to do no work
упорно трудится — work hard (refl.)
2. labor3. labourСинонимический ряд:1. работать (глаг.) вкалывать; ишачить; работать2. сидеть (глаг.) корпеть; сидетьАнтонимический ряд:бездельничать; лениться; лодырничать -
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СЕМЬ (ДЕСЯТЬ) ПОТОВ СГОНЯТЬ/СОГНАТЬ (СПУСКАТЬ/СПУСТИТЬ) coll VP subj: hu man usu. pfv usu. this WO1. - с кого to wear out, exhaust s.o. with hard workX с Y-a семь потов сгонит — X will work Y till Y dropsX will work Y to the point of exhaustion (into the ground) X will make Y sweat blood.Семь потов сгоню, но сделаю из тебя настоящего мастера. ГИ work you into the ground, but I'll make a real master craftsman of you2. ( usu. in refer, to physical labor or athletics) to expend an enormous amount of effortX семь потов спустил = X knocked himself outX did sth. till he dropped X sweated blood.Когда Харламов начал полнеть, он стал тренироваться ежедневно, сгоняя на каждой тренировке по семь потов. When Kharlamov began to put on weight, he started working out every day, and would knock himself out at each training session -
124 десять потов сгонять
• СЕМЬ < ДЕСЯТЬ> ПОТОВ СГОНЯТЬ/СОГНАТЬ (СПУСКАТЬ/СПУСТИТЬ) coll[VP; subj: human; usu. pfv; usu. this WO]=====1. десять потов сгонять с кого to wear out, exhaust s.o. with hard work:- X will make Y sweat blood.♦ Семь потов сгоню, но сделаю из тебя настоящего мастера. I'll work you into the ground, but I'll make a real master craftsman of you2. (usu. in refer, to physical labor or athletics) to expend an enormous amount of effort:- X did sth. till he dropped;- X sweated blood.♦ Когда Харламов начал полнеть, он стал тренироваться ежедневно, сгоняя на каждой тренировке по семь потов. When Kharlamov began to put on weight, he started working out every day, and would knock himself out at each training sessionБольшой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > десять потов сгонять
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125 десять потов согнать
• СЕМЬ < ДЕСЯТЬ> ПОТОВ СГОНЯТЬ/СОГНАТЬ (СПУСКАТЬ/СПУСТИТЬ) coll[VP; subj: human; usu. pfv; usu. this WO]=====1. десять потов согнать с кого to wear out, exhaust s.o. with hard work:- X will make Y sweat blood.♦ Семь потов сгоню, но сделаю из тебя настоящего мастера. I'll work you into the ground, but I'll make a real master craftsman of you2. (usu. in refer, to physical labor or athletics) to expend an enormous amount of effort:- X did sth. till he dropped;- X sweated blood.♦ Когда Харламов начал полнеть, он стал тренироваться ежедневно, сгоняя на каждой тренировке по семь потов. When Kharlamov began to put on weight, he started working out every day, and would knock himself out at each training sessionБольшой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > десять потов согнать
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126 десять потов спускать
• СЕМЬ < ДЕСЯТЬ> ПОТОВ СГОНЯТЬ/СОГНАТЬ (СПУСКАТЬ/СПУСТИТЬ) coll[VP; subj: human; usu. pfv; usu. this WO]=====1. десять потов спускать с кого to wear out, exhaust s.o. with hard work:- X will make Y sweat blood.♦ Семь потов сгоню, но сделаю из тебя настоящего мастера. I'll work you into the ground, but I'll make a real master craftsman of you2. (usu. in refer, to physical labor or athletics) to expend an enormous amount of effort:- X did sth. till he dropped;- X sweated blood.♦ Когда Харламов начал полнеть, он стал тренироваться ежедневно, сгоняя на каждой тренировке по семь потов. When Kharlamov began to put on weight, he started working out every day, and would knock himself out at each training sessionБольшой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > десять потов спускать
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127 десять потов спустить
• СЕМЬ < ДЕСЯТЬ> ПОТОВ СГОНЯТЬ/СОГНАТЬ (СПУСКАТЬ/СПУСТИТЬ) coll[VP; subj: human; usu. pfv; usu. this WO]=====1. десять потов спустить с кого to wear out, exhaust s.o. with hard work:- X will make Y sweat blood.♦ Семь потов сгоню, но сделаю из тебя настоящего мастера. I'll work you into the ground, but I'll make a real master craftsman of you2. (usu. in refer, to physical labor or athletics) to expend an enormous amount of effort:- X did sth. till he dropped;- X sweated blood.♦ Когда Харламов начал полнеть, он стал тренироваться ежедневно, сгоняя на каждой тренировке по семь потов. When Kharlamov began to put on weight, he started working out every day, and would knock himself out at each training sessionБольшой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > десять потов спустить
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128 десять согнать
• СЕМЬ < ДЕСЯТЬ> ПОТОВ СГОНЯТЬ/СОГНАТЬ (СПУСКАТЬ/СПУСТИТЬ) coll[VP; subj: human; usu. pfv; usu. this WO]=====1. десять согнать с кого to wear out, exhaust s.o. with hard work:- X will make Y sweat blood.♦ Семь потов сгоню, но сделаю из тебя настоящего мастера. I'll work you into the ground, but I'll make a real master craftsman of you2. (usu. in refer, to physical labor or athletics) to expend an enormous amount of effort:- X did sth. till he dropped;- X sweated blood.♦ Когда Харламов начал полнеть, он стал тренироваться ежедневно, сгоняя на каждой тренировке по семь потов. When Kharlamov began to put on weight, he started working out every day, and would knock himself out at each training sessionБольшой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > десять согнать
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