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121 он был немного не в ладах с законом
Универсальный русско-английский словарь > он был немного не в ладах с законом
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122 пустить по ложному следу
General subject: (кого-л.) put off the scent, (кого-л.) put on the wrong track, put on the wrong scent, throw off the scentУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > пустить по ложному следу
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123 раздражать кого-либо
1) General subject: give a pain in the neck, give somebody a pain, give the needle to somebody, jar upon a person, stroke somebody the wrong way, stroke somebody's hair the wrong way2) Jargon: bug (This kind of thing really bugs me. Эта вещь раздражает меня. Всё это раздражает меня.), rank out, hack, needle, get on someone case, get to someoneУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > раздражать кого-либо
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124 Л-111
СКАЗАТЬ (СБОЛТНУТЬ coll) ЛИШНЕЕ VP subj: human to say sth. one should notX сказал лишнее - X said too muchX said the wrong thing (in limited contexts) X made a slip of the tongue X put his foot in his mouth (in it).Вступился Кривошлыков, опасаясь, как бы простоватый Подтёлков не сболтнул лишнего... (Шолохов 3). Fearing that Podtyolkov in his simplicity might say too much, Krivoshlykov intervened (3a)....(Иван Иванович Поляшко был) полная противоположность Строковскому: тяжелодум, упрямец, говорит и слушает сам себя - не сказал ли чего-нибудь лишнего? (Залыгин 1). Не (Ivan Ivanovich Poliashko) was the very opposite of Strokovsky. Plodding, dogged, he listened to himself when he talked to make sure he didn't say the wrong thing (1a). -
125 Р-169
ПО РОСТУ (кому) PrepP Invar nonagreeing modif or subj-compl with copula ( subj: a noun denoting an item of clothing)) in correspondence with a person's size: (just) s.o. ls (the right) sizeNeg не по росту — not s.o. 's sizethe wrong sizeбольшой (маленький), не по росту — too big (small) (for s.o.).По безлюдному отрезку улицы двигались навстречу мне две фигуры - мужская и женская. Мужская была неестественно расширившаяся от шубы явно не по росту... (Олеша 3). Two figures, a man's and a woman's, were moving toward me along a deserted section of street. The man's figure was rendered unnaturally broad by a fur coat manifestly the wrong size... (3a)Большая, не по росту шинель висела на нем, как кафтан на бахчевном чучеле (Шолохов 3). His greatcoat was too big for him and hung like a robe on a scarecrow (3a). -
126 Ш-49
глАдить/поглАдить ПРОТИВ ШЕРСТИ (ПРОТИВ ШЁРСТКИ, НЕ ПО ШЕРСТИ, НЕ ПО ШЁРСТКЕ) кого coll VP subj: human to annoy or displease a person by saying or doing sth. that he does not likeX погладил Y-a против шёрстки - X ruffled Y's feathersX pushed (pressed) Y's buttons (in limited contexts) X rubbed Y the wrong way.Тут Лизка немного покривила душой. На самом-то деле она знала, из-за чего взъелся на них председатель (Першин). Из-за критики. Из-за того, что он, Михаил, против шерсти погладил Першина (Абрамов 1). Lizka was playing somewhat false here. She did in fact know why the Chairman (Pershin) was out to get them: because of the criticism, because Mikhail had rubbed Pershin the wrong way (1a). -
127 сболтнуть лишнее
• СКАЗАТЬ <СБОЛТНУТЬ coll> ЛИШНЕЕ[VP; subj: human]=====⇒ to say sth. one should not:- [in limited contexts] X made a slip of the tongue;- X put his foot in his mouth (in it).♦ Вступился Кривошлыков, опасаясь, как бы простоватый Подтёлков не сболтнул лишнего... (Шолохов 3). Fearing that Podtyolkov in his simplicity might say too much, Krivoshlykov intervened (3a).♦...[Иван Иванович Поляшко был] полная противоположность Строковскому: тяжелодум, упрямец, говорит и слушает сам себя - не сказал ли чего-нибудь лишнего? (Залыгин 1). Не [Ivan Ivanovich Poliashko] was the very opposite of Strokovsky. Plodding, dogged, he listened to himself when he talked to make sure he didn't say the wrong thing (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > сболтнуть лишнее
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128 сказать лишнее
• СКАЗАТЬ <СБОЛТНУТЬ coll> ЛИШНЕЕ[VP; subj: human]=====⇒ to say sth. one should not:- [in limited contexts] X made a slip of the tongue;- X put his foot in his mouth (in it).♦ Вступился Кривошлыков, опасаясь, как бы простоватый Подтёлков не сболтнул лишнего... (Шолохов 3). Fearing that Podtyolkov in his simplicity might say too much, Krivoshlykov intervened (3a).♦...[Иван Иванович Поляшко был] полная противоположность Строковскому: тяжелодум, упрямец, говорит и слушает сам себя - не сказал ли чего-нибудь лишнего? (Залыгин 1). Не [Ivan Ivanovich Poliashko] was the very opposite of Strokovsky. Plodding, dogged, he listened to himself when he talked to make sure he didn't say the wrong thing (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > сказать лишнее
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