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121 сорвать сердце
• СРЫВАТЬ/СОРВАТЬ ЗЛО <СЕРДЦЕ obs> на ком, less often на чём coll[VP; subj: human]=====⇒ to let out one's anger by shouting at or hurting an innocent person (animal), or by striking, breaking etc some object:- X vented <took out, poured out> his fury (frustration, wrath etc) on Y;♦ "На старичишке решила зло сорвать... Ты бы в городе кой-кому рёбра пересчитала бы..." (Искандер 4). "Had to take it out on a wretched old man....If you were going to break anyone's ribs, it should have been someone in the city" (4a).♦...Если бы мы срывали зло на истинных виновниках дерьма нашей судьбы, то перед кем же тогда, спрашивается, Коля, мы извинялись бы, замаливали грехи?.. (Алешковский 1). If we took out our anger on the guys who're really to blame for all the shit in our lives, who could we apologize to afterward, who could we ask to forgive us? (1a).♦ [author's usage] Встречала [Аксинья] где-нибудь Гришку и, бледнея, несла мимо красивое, стосковавшееся по нём тело... Чувствовал Гришка после встречи с ней сосущую тоску. Без причины злобствовал, рвал зло на Дуняшке, на матери... (Шолохов 2). If she [Aksinya] happened to meet Grigory somewhere, she would turn pale and carry her beautiful yearning body past him....After the encounter Grigory would feel the undertow of that yearning. He would lose his temper for no reason, vent his fury on Dunyashka and his mother... (2a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > сорвать сердце
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122 сорвать срывать зло
• СРЫВАТЬ/СОРВАТЬ ЗЛО <СЕРДЦЕ obs> на ком, less often на чём coll[VP; subj: human]=====⇒ to let out one's anger by shouting at or hurting an innocent person (animal), or by striking, breaking etc some object:- X vented <took out, poured out> his fury (frustration, wrath etc) on Y;♦ "На старичишке решила зло сорвать... Ты бы в городе кой-кому рёбра пересчитала бы..." (Искандер 4). "Had to take it out on a wretched old man....If you were going to break anyone's ribs, it should have been someone in the city" (4a).♦...Если бы мы срывали зло на истинных виновниках дерьма нашей судьбы, то перед кем же тогда, спрашивается, Коля, мы извинялись бы, замаливали грехи?.. (Алешковский 1). If we took out our anger on the guys who're really to blame for all the shit in our lives, who could we apologize to afterward, who could we ask to forgive us? (1a).♦ [author's usage] Встречала [Аксинья] где-нибудь Гришку и, бледнея, несла мимо красивое, стосковавшееся по нём тело... Чувствовал Гришка после встречи с ней сосущую тоску. Без причины злобствовал, рвал зло на Дуняшке, на матери... (Шолохов 2). If she [Aksinya] happened to meet Grigory somewhere, she would turn pale and carry her beautiful yearning body past him....After the encounter Grigory would feel the undertow of that yearning. He would lose his temper for no reason, vent his fury on Dunyashka and his mother... (2a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > сорвать срывать зло
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123 срывать зло
• СРЫВАТЬ/СОРВАТЬ ЗЛО <СЕРДЦЕ obs> на ком, less often на чём coll[VP; subj: human]=====⇒ to let out one's anger by shouting at or hurting an innocent person (animal), or by striking, breaking etc some object:- X vented <took out, poured out> his fury (frustration, wrath etc) on Y;♦ "На старичишке решила зло сорвать... Ты бы в городе кой-кому рёбра пересчитала бы..." (Искандер 4). "Had to take it out on a wretched old man....If you were going to break anyone's ribs, it should have been someone in the city" (4a).♦...Если бы мы срывали зло на истинных виновниках дерьма нашей судьбы, то перед кем же тогда, спрашивается, Коля, мы извинялись бы, замаливали грехи?.. (Алешковский 1). If we took out our anger on the guys who're really to blame for all the shit in our lives, who could we apologize to afterward, who could we ask to forgive us? (1a).♦ [author's usage] Встречала [Аксинья] где-нибудь Гришку и, бледнея, несла мимо красивое, стосковавшееся по нём тело... Чувствовал Гришка после встречи с ней сосущую тоску. Без причины злобствовал, рвал зло на Дуняшке, на матери... (Шолохов 2). If she [Aksinya] happened to meet Grigory somewhere, she would turn pale and carry her beautiful yearning body past him....After the encounter Grigory would feel the undertow of that yearning. He would lose his temper for no reason, vent his fury on Dunyashka and his mother... (2a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > срывать зло
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124 срывать сердце
• СРЫВАТЬ/СОРВАТЬ ЗЛО <СЕРДЦЕ obs> на ком, less often на чём coll[VP; subj: human]=====⇒ to let out one's anger by shouting at or hurting an innocent person (animal), or by striking, breaking etc some object:- X vented <took out, poured out> his fury (frustration, wrath etc) on Y;♦ "На старичишке решила зло сорвать... Ты бы в городе кой-кому рёбра пересчитала бы..." (Искандер 4). "Had to take it out on a wretched old man....If you were going to break anyone's ribs, it should have been someone in the city" (4a).♦...Если бы мы срывали зло на истинных виновниках дерьма нашей судьбы, то перед кем же тогда, спрашивается, Коля, мы извинялись бы, замаливали грехи?.. (Алешковский 1). If we took out our anger on the guys who're really to blame for all the shit in our lives, who could we apologize to afterward, who could we ask to forgive us? (1a).♦ [author's usage] Встречала [Аксинья] где-нибудь Гришку и, бледнея, несла мимо красивое, стосковавшееся по нём тело... Чувствовал Гришка после встречи с ней сосущую тоску. Без причины злобствовал, рвал зло на Дуняшке, на матери... (Шолохов 2). If she [Aksinya] happened to meet Grigory somewhere, she would turn pale and carry her beautiful yearning body past him....After the encounter Grigory would feel the undertow of that yearning. He would lose his temper for no reason, vent his fury on Dunyashka and his mother... (2a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > срывать сердце
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125 козел отпущения
[NP; fixed WO]=====⇒ a person (or group) blamed for the faults or misdeeds of others:- scapegoat;- whipping boy.♦ Они узаконивали беззаконие, наши песенные двадцатые годы. Поиски козлов отпущения становились привычны (Свирский 1). They legalized illegality, our much-vaunted twenties. It became customary to look for scapegoats (1a).♦ Говорили, что бериевцы то ли между собой, то ли с кем-то из обслуги судачили: "Ну, что Лаврентий Павлович? Будто он один, а другие, нынешние, ни при чём? Все решения были общие. Просто нужен был козел отпущения!" (Марченко 1). They also said that the Beria men had been heard to say, either among themselves or to someone doing orderly duty: "Well, what about Lavrenty Beria? Do you think he was the only one and that those men up there now had nothing to do with it? All decisions were taken unanimously. He's just the one they used as a whipping boy!" (1a).—————← From an ancient Jewish rite described in the Bible. On Yom Kippur the high priest laid his hands on the head of a goat, symbolically transferring the sins of the people to it, and then let the goat loose in the wilderness (Lev. 16:5 - 22).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > козел отпущения
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126 краем глаза
[these forms only; adv; fixed WO]=====1. краем глаза видеть кого-что взглянуть на кого-что и т.п. (to see sth.) for a brief moment, in passing:- (see s.o. < sth.>) out of the corner of one's (one, an) eye;- catch (have, get) a glimpse of s.o. (sth.);- catch sight of s.o. (sth.).♦ Кто-то схватил её руку и, больно сжав пальцы, потянул к рампе. Она поклонилась, краем глаза увидела, кто тянул: Макеев (Трифонов 1). Someone grabbed her by the hand, and squeezing her fingers painfully, dragged her to the footlights. She bowed and saw out of the corner of her eye that it was Makeev (1a).♦...Ещё ей хотелось хоть одним глазком, хоть краешком глаза взглянуть на Егоршу: как он сегодня-то, на трезвую голову? (Абрамов 1)....She also wanted to have a peek at Yegorsha, if only out of the comer of one eye: how is he today, sober? (1b).♦ [Нина:]...Он точно знает, что ему в жизни надо... [Бусыгин:] Покажи мне его. Дай хоть краем глаза на него взглянуть. [Нина:] Вечером увидишь (Вампилов 4). [N.:]... He knows exactly what he wants in life.... [В.:] I want to see him. Show him to me. Let me at least have a glimpse of him. [N.:] You'll see him this evening (4b).2. краем глаза наблюдать и т.п. за кем (to watch s.o.) without focusing all one's attention on him, while doing something else:- (watch s.o.) out of the corner of one's eye.♦ "Ты из России приехал или из Кенгурска?" - спросил старший родственник... "Из Кенгура", - сказал милиционер, краем глаза послеживая за правой рукой младшего родственника (Искандер 3). "Are you from Russia or from Kengursk?" the elder relative asked.... "From Kengur," the policeman said, watching the younger relative's right hand out of the corner of his eye (3a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > краем глаза
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127 краешком глаза
[these forms only; adv; fixed WO]=====1. краешком глаза видеть кого-что взглянуть на кого-что и т.п. (to see sth.) for a brief moment, in passing:- (see s.o. < sth.>) out of the corner of one's (one, an) eye;- catch (have, get) a glimpse of s.o. (sth.);- catch sight of s.o. (sth.).♦ Кто-то схватил её руку и, больно сжав пальцы, потянул к рампе. Она поклонилась, краем глаза увидела, кто тянул: Макеев (Трифонов 1). Someone grabbed her by the hand, and squeezing her fingers painfully, dragged her to the footlights. She bowed and saw out of the corner of her eye that it was Makeev (1a).♦...Ещё ей хотелось хоть одним глазком, хоть краешком глаза взглянуть на Егоршу: как он сегодня-то, на трезвую голову? (Абрамов 1)....She also wanted to have a peek at Yegorsha, if only out of the comer of one eye: how is he today, sober? (1b).♦ [Нина:]...Он точно знает, что ему в жизни надо... [Бусыгин:] Покажи мне его. Дай хоть краем глаза на него взглянуть. [Нина:] Вечером увидишь (Вампилов 4). [N.:]... He knows exactly what he wants in life.... [В.:] I want to see him. Show him to me. Let me at least have a glimpse of him. [N.:] You'll see him this evening (4b).2. краешком глаза наблюдать и т.п. за кем (to watch s.o.) without focusing all one's attention on him, while doing something else:- (watch s.o.) out of the corner of one's eye.♦ "Ты из России приехал или из Кенгурска?" - спросил старший родственник... "Из Кенгура", - сказал милиционер, краем глаза послеживая за правой рукой младшего родственника (Искандер 3). "Are you from Russia or from Kengursk?" the elder relative asked.... "From Kengur," the policeman said, watching the younger relative's right hand out of the corner of his eye (3a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > краешком глаза
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128 малой кровью
• МАЛОЙ КРОВЬЮ coll[NPinstrum; Invar; adv; fixed WO]=====⇒ (to attain, accomplish etc sth.) without enduring great losses, making major concessions, or exerting great effort:- on the cheap.♦ [Воротынцев:] Ведь вы же двадцать четыре года кричали, что - не допустите, что - против любой комбинации, что на чужой территории, что малой кровью, а Гитлер один бил вас где хотел и как хотел... (Солженицын 9). [V.:] Haven't you been proclaiming for twenty-four years that you wouldn't let anyone pass; that you could resist any alliance, that you would fight on someone else's territory, that you would shed hardly any blood, while Hitler, all on his own, beat you as he pleased, where he pleased... (9a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > малой кровью
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