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Общая лексика: (smb.) потерять всякое терпение с (кем-л.)Универсальный англо-русский словарь > to be out of patience with
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4 to be out of patience with smb
to be (to get) out of patience with smb потерять всякое терпение из-за кого-либо/выйти из себя из-за кого-либоEnglish-Russian combinatory dictionary > to be out of patience with smb
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5 I am out of patience with him
Общая лексика: я потерял всякое терпение с ним, я потерял с ним всякое терпениеУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > I am out of patience with him
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6 be out of patience with
Общая лексика: потерять всякое терпение (с кем-л.)Универсальный англо-русский словарь > be out of patience with
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7 get out of patience with
Общая лексика: потерять всякое терпение (с кем-л.)Универсальный англо-русский словарь > get out of patience with
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8 to be out of patience with (smb.)
Общая лексика: потерять всякое терпение с (кем-л.)Универсальный англо-русский словарь > to be out of patience with (smb.)
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patience [ˊpeɪʃns] n1) терпе́ние, терпели́вость;I have no patience with him он меня́ выво́дит из терпе́ния
;I am out of patience with him я потеря́л с ним вся́кое терпе́ние
2) насто́йчивость3) карт. пасья́нс;to play patience раскла́дывать пасья́нс
◊the patience of Job ≅ а́нгельское терпе́ние
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♦ out (1) /aʊt/A avv. e a. pred.1 fuori; in fuori; all'aperto; ( anche) assente: He's out just now, al momento è fuori (o non è in casa, in ufficio, ecc.); He's out on business, è fuori (o è in viaggio) per affari; DIALOGO → - Recorded delivery- She's out at work, è al lavoro; The book is out at present, il libro è fuori (o in prestito) per il momento; Come out and play, vieni fuori a giocare!; He's out because of sickness, è assente per malattia3 finito; passato; terminato: I'll be seeing you before the week is out, ti verrò a trovare prima della fine della settimana6 pubblicato: When will your new book be out?, quando sarà pubblicato (o quando uscirà) il tuo nuovo libro?7 rivelato; scoperto; trapelato; svelato; di dominio pubblico: The secret is out, il segreto è di dominio pubblico9 out; fuori moda; passato di moda; superato: Miniskirts were out but now are in again, le minigonne erano passate di moda ma ora sono tornate in auge12 esplicito; dichiarato: He sympathizes with our party, but isn't out about it, è un nostro simpatizzante, ma non in modo esplicito13 venuto allo scoperto: He isn't out to his family yet, non è ancora venuto allo scoperto con la famiglia ( dichiarando di essere un gay, ecc.)14 proibito; vietato; escluso; fuori questione: Smoking in the classroom is definitely out, è assolutamente vietato fumare in aula; Going to the disco is out, do you hear?, di andare in discoteca non se ne parla nemmeno, hai capito?15 (seguito da un inf.) intenzionato; che mira a (fare qc.); che punta a: We are all out to win, puntiamo tutti alla vittoria16 incosciente; privo di conoscenza: The rescued boy has been out for hours, sono ore che il ragazzo salvato è privo di conoscenza18 (in altre loc. con il verbo to be, è idiom.; per es.:) The moon is out, c'è la luna; The chickens are out, si sono dischiuse le uova; sono nati i pulcini; The Conservatives were out, i conservatori erano all'opposizione; John is out in New Zealand, John si trova in Nuova Zelanda; to be out at the elbows, avere i gomiti (della giacca) logori, sdruciti; (fig.) essere malmesso, scalcagnato, povero19 (nei verbi frasali, è idiom.; per es.:) to blow out, spegnere (soffiando); to break out, scoppiare, ecc. (► to blow (1), to break, ecc.)20 ( sport: calcio, tennis, pallavolo, ecc.) uscito; fuori; out; in ‘out’: The ball is out, la palla è fuori; The service is out, la battuta è outB out of prep.1 fuori; fuori di; fuori da; da: Tom is out of town now, ora Tom è fuori città; I left the car out of the garage, lasciai l'automobile fuori del garage; Don't throw things out of the window, non gettare oggetti dalla finestra (o dal finestrino)!; Don't drink out of the bottle, non bere dalla bottiglia!; a scene out of a play, una scena (presa) da un dramma2 fra, tra; su: You must choose one out of these six, devi sceglierne uno fra questi sei; It happens in nine cases out of ten, capita in nove casi su dieci NOTA D'USO: - on o out of?-3 a causa di; per: You did it out of spite, l'hai fatto per dispetto; I didn't mention it out of consideration for her feelings, non ho fatto cenno di ciò per non ferirla nei suoi sentimenti5 (naut.) al largo di: We were five miles out of Hamburg when the storm broke, eravamo cinque miglia al largo d'Amburgo quando scoppiò la burrasca6 senza; privo di: He's out of work, è senza lavoro; We are out of wine, siamo senza vino; (autom.) The car is out of petrol, non c'è più benzina (nel serbatoio)● out and away, di gran lunga □ out and out, da cima a fondo; completo, assoluto, perfetto: an out-and-out success, un successo assoluto □ an out-and-out liar, un bugiardo bello e buono □ to be out and about, essere di nuovo in piedi; essere ristabilito e in grado di uscire □ ( slang) out-and-outer, individuo eccezionale; fuoriclasse; ( anche) entusiasta, fanatico; estremista □ ( slang) out cold, svenuto □ out East, in Oriente; nell'Estremo Oriente □ (fam.) to be out for, andare in cerca (o a caccia) di; mirare a: What is he out for?, a che cosa mira? □ to be out for the count, ( boxe) essere contato fino a 10; (fig.) essere kappaò (o svenuto, addormentato della grossa); essere partito (fig.) □ to be out for money, dare la caccia ai soldi; tirare al quattrino □ (naut.) out from, al largo di □ to be out in one's calculations, sbagliarsi nei calcoli; far male i calcoli □ ( nelle corse) to be out in front, essere in testa (alla corsa); essere al comando, aver preso il comando della corsa □ out of bounds, fuori dei limiti; ( cartello) «accesso vietato» □ to be out of breath, essere senza fiato; essere trafelato □ ( parapsicologia) out-of-body, extracorporeo: out-of-body experience, esperienza extracorporea □ out of commission, (mecc.) fuori servizio, guasto; (naut.) in disarmo □ to be out of contract, non essere sotto contratto; essere libero □ to be out of control, non essere sotto controllo, aver preso la mano; (mecc.) non rispondere (più) ai comandi □ to be out of the country, essere all'estero □ (leg.) out-of-court, stragiudiziale; in via amichevole □ to be out of danger, essere fuori pericolo □ out-of-date, antiquato; superato; passato di moda □ out of distance, fuori portata ( dell'avversario); ( boxe, scherma) fuori misura □ out of doors, all'aperto; all'aria aperta; (sost.) l'esterno, l'aria aperta □ out-of-door games, giochi (svaghi, sport) all'aria aperta □ out of doubt, fuori di dubbio; senza dubbio □ (fig.) to be out of one's element, essere come un pesce fuor d'acqua □ ( anche sport) to be out of form, essere giù di forma □ to be out of hand, non essere a portata di mano □ to be out of hearing, non essere a portata di voce □ (fig.) to be out of it, esserne fuori; essere escluso; ( anche) essere male informato; essere in errore □ out of line, fuori linea; non allineato; (fam.) scorretto, presuntuoso □ to be out of one's mind, aver perso la ragione; essere fuori di testa □ to be out of money, essere a corto di quattrini □ to be out of order, essere guasto: The phone is out of order, il telefono è guasto □ to be out of patience with sb., non aver più (o aver perso la) pazienza con q. □ (fis.) out-of-phase, fuori fase; sfasato ( anche fig.) □ to be out of pocket, essere privo di fondi □ out-of-pocket cost, costo vivo □ out-of-pocket expenses, spese vive; piccole spese □ to be out of practice, essere fuori esercizio (o allenamento) □ ( di libro) out-of-print, esaurito; fuori catalogo □ to be out of reach, essere fuori portata; essere irraggiungibile □ (comm.) to be out of sale, essere fuori commercio; essere esaurito □ (tecn.) out of service, fuori servizio; guasto □ (elettr.) out-of-service jack, jack di messa fuori servizio □ out of sight, scomparso alla vista; (fam.) irrealizzabile, incredibile; favoloso, stupendo; ( slang USA) costosissimo, caro; ( anche) suonato ( dall'alcol, dalla droga) □ (comm.: di merce) to be out of stock, essere esaurito □ out-of-town, fuori città; extraurbano; (fig.) semplice, naturale, schietto □ ( anche sport) to be out of training, essere giù di allenamento □ out of use, fuori uso □ out-of-the-way, fuori mano; fuori del comune; insolito, strano: an out-of-the-way village, un paese fuori mano □ to be out of work, esser disoccupato; essere a spasso (fig.) □ (fam.) to be out on one's feet, essere stanco morto □ to be out on one's own, essere tutto solo □ ( slang) to be out on a limb, essere in brache di tela (fig. fam.); essere esposto (o vulnerabile) □ ( slang) to be out to lunch, essere svitato, svanito, svaporato; essere fuori strada, sballato □ (fig.) to be out with sb., essere in rotta con q. □ to live out in the country, abitare in campagna □ (naut.) on the voyage out, nel viaggio d'andata □ times out of number, infinite volte □ tired out, stanco morto □ Out with him!, buttatelo fuori! □ Out you go!, vattene (via)!; Fuori di qui! □ Out with it!, di' quello che hai da dire!; fuori la verità!; sputa il rospo! (fig.) □ (prov.) Out of sight, out of mind, lontano dagli occhi, lontano dal cuore.♦ out (2) /aʊt/prep.out (3) /aʊt/a. attr.1 (di solito nei composti:) esterno, verso l'esterno: out-tray ( USA out-box), cassetta della corrispondenza in partenza● out-migration ► outmigration □ (med.) out patient, paziente di ‘day hospital’; paziente esterno □ out-patient, ambulatoriale: DIALOGO → - Accident and Emergency- You can make an out-patients' appointment with the nurse, puoi prendere un appuntamento ambulatoriale con l'infermiere □ (med.) out-patient department, ambulatorio □ (relig.) out sister, sorella laica; coadiutrice □ (ferr.) the out train, il treno in partenza.out (4) /aʊt/n.1 (tipogr.) vuoto; lacunaout (5) /aʊt/inter.1 fuori!; via!(to) out /aʊt/A v. i.solo nelle loc.: – Truth will out, la verità salta sempre fuori; (prov.) Murder will out, tutti i nodi vengono al pettineB v. t.1 cacciare; buttare fuori2 svelare che (q.) è omosessuale: He threatened to out the judge, minacciò di svelare l'omosessualità del giudice -
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ˈpeɪʃəns сущ.
1) терпеливость, терпение to display, show patience ≈ проявлять терпение to lose one's patience ≈ терять терпение to run out of patience ≈ терять терпение to tax, try smb.'s patience ≈ испытывать чье-л. терпение endless, inexhaustible, infinite patience ≈ бесконечное, неистощимое терпение one's patience wears thin ≈ чье-л. терпение истощается She has endless patience with the children. ≈ Она бесконечно терпелива с детьми. Do you have the patience to do this job? ≈ У тебя хватит терпения сделать эту работу? patience of Job Syn: forbearance, long-suffering, masochism, resignation, stoicism, sufferance, endurance Ant: anger, impatience, militancy, sadism, restiveness
2) а) настойчивость He studied with great patience. ≈ Он учился с большой настойчивостью. б) постоянство, устойчивость Syn: constancy
3) брит., карт. пасьянс play patience Syn: solitaire терпение, терпеливость - I have no * with him (разговорное) он меня выводит из терпения - to be out of * with smb. потерять всякое терпение с кем-либо - to try smb.'s * испытывать чье-либо терпение - his * was severely tried его терпение подверглось жестокому испытанию - to put smb. out of * выводить кого-либо из терпения - to exercise * проявлять терпение, терпеть настойчивость, упорство - to labour with * упорно трудиться( карточное) псьянс - to play * раскладывать пасьянс > the * of Job терпение Иова;
ангельское терпение > * of a monument воплощенное терпение ~ терпение, терпеливость;
I have no patience with him он меня выводит из терпения;
I am out of patience with him я потерял с ним всякое терпение ~ терпение, терпеливость;
I have no patience with him он меня выводит из терпения;
I am out of patience with him я потерял с ним всякое терпение patience настойчивость ~ карт. пасьянс;
to play patience раскладывать пасьянс;
the patience of Job = ангельское терпение ~ терпение, терпеливость;
I have no patience with him он меня выводит из терпения;
I am out of patience with him я потерял с ним всякое терпение ~ карт. пасьянс;
to play patience раскладывать пасьянс;
the patience of Job = ангельское терпение ~ карт. пасьянс;
to play patience раскладывать пасьянс;
the patience of Job = ангельское терпениеБольшой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > patience
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['peɪʃ(ə)ns]nI wouldn't have the patience to do so. — У меня бы на это не хватило терпения.
The job takes time and patience. — Эта работа требует времени и терпения.
Patience is the most practical of virtues. — Терпение - та добродетель, которая всегда приносит результаты.
One must have patience to hear your complaints. — Надо иметь большое терпение выслушивать твои жалобы.
- person of great patienceMy patience was severely tried. — Мое терпение подвергалось жестокому испытанию
- armed with patience
- with great patience
- out of patience with smb or smth
- arm oneself with patience
- be out of patience with smb
- conduct oneself with patience and tact
- do smth with great patience
- exercise one's patience
- have no patience with smb
- have patience in adversity
- have patience with the children
- learn patience
- lose patience
- preach patience
- oppose patience to fury
- put smb out of patience
- run out of patience
- show patience
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[ˈpeɪʃəns]patience терпение, терпеливость; I have no patience with him он меня выводит из терпения; I am out of patience with him я потерял с ним всякое терпение patience терпение, терпеливость; I have no patience with him он меня выводит из терпения; I am out of patience with him я потерял с ним всякое терпение patience настойчивость patience карт. пасьянс; to play patience раскладывать пасьянс; the patience of Job = ангельское терпение patience терпение, терпеливость; I have no patience with him он меня выводит из терпения; I am out of patience with him я потерял с ним всякое терпение patience карт. пасьянс; to play patience раскладывать пасьянс; the patience of Job = ангельское терпение patience карт. пасьянс; to play patience раскладывать пасьянс; the patience of Job = ангельское терпение -
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{'peiʃəns}
1. търпение, търпеливост
to have no PATIENCE with someone не мога да търпя/понасям някого
to be out of PATIENCE with someone ядосан съм на някого, вече не мога да търпя/понасям някого
enough to try the PATIENCE of a saint/of Job ще изкара от търпение и най-търпеливия
2. издръжливост, упорство, упоритост
3. карти пасианс* * *{'peishъns} n 1. търпение, търпеливост; to have no patience with s.o* * *стоицизъм; твърдост; търпеливост; упоритост; търпение; упорство; пасианс;* * *1. enough to try the patience of a saint/of job ще изкара от търпение и най-търпеливия 2. to be out of patience with someone ядосан съм на някого, вече не мога да търпя/понасям някого 3. to have no patience with someone не мога да търпя/понасям някого 4. издръжливост, упорство, упоритост 5. карти пасианс 6. търпение, търпеливост* * *patience[´peiʃəns] n 1. търпение, търпеливост, толерантност; to have no \patience with не мога да търпя (понасям); to be out of \patience with ядосан съм на, не мога да търпя (понасям) повече; to exercise (possess o.'s soul in) \patience търпя, понасям, трая, въоръжавам се с търпение; enough to try the \patience of a saint ще изкара от търпение всекиго; 2. издръжливост, упорство, упоритост, твърдост; 3. пасианс. -
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noun1) no pl., no art. Geduld, die; (perseverance) Ausdauer, die; Beharrlichkeit, die; (forbearance) Langmut, dielose [one's] patience [with something/somebody] — [mit etwas/jemandem] die Geduld verlieren
I lost my patience — mir riss der Geduldsfaden (ugs.) od. die Geduld
2) (Brit. Cards) Patience, die* * *1) (the ability or willingness to be patient: Patience is a virtue.) die Geduld2) (a card game usually played by one person: She often plays patience.) die Patience* * *pa·tience[ˈpeɪʃən(t)s]n no pl\patience! nur Geduld!to have \patience with sb/sth mit jdm/etw Geduld habento lose one's \patience die Geduld verlierensth requires [or takes] \patience etw erfordert Geduldto try sb's \patience jds Geduld auf eine harte Probe stellen2. BRIT, AUS CARDS Patience fto play \patience eine Patience legen* * *['peISəns]n1) Geduld fto have patience/no patience (with sb/sth) — Geduld/keine Geduld (mit jdm/etw) haben
to lose (one's) patience (with sb/sth) — (mit jdm/etw) die Geduld verlieren
patience, patience! → possess — nur Geduld!, immer mit der Ruhe!
* * *patience [ˈpeıʃns] s1. Geduld f:a) Ausdauer fb) Nachsicht f, Langmut f:lose one’s patience die Geduld verlieren;lose patience with die Geduld verlieren mit;be out of patience with sb jemanden nicht mehr ertragen können;have no patience with sb nichts übrighaben für jemanden;2. BOT Gartenampfer m3. besonders Br Patience f (Kartenspiel):play patience Patiencen oder eine Patience legen* * *noun1) no pl., no art. Geduld, die; (perseverance) Ausdauer, die; Beharrlichkeit, die; (forbearance) Langmut, dielose [one's] patience [with something/somebody] — [mit etwas/jemandem] die Geduld verlieren
I lost my patience — mir riss der Geduldsfaden (ugs.) od. die Geduld
2) (Brit. Cards) Patience, die* * *n.Ausdauer - f.Geduld f. -
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1) (the ability or willingness to be patient: Patience is a virtue.) tålmodighet2) (a card game usually played by one person: She often plays patience.) kabalsubst. \/ˈpeɪʃ(ə)ns\/1) tålmod(ighet)2) utholdenhet3) ( kortspill) kabalhave patience with ha tålmodighet medlose one's patience miste tålmodighetenput out of patience gjøre utålmodigbe out of patience with miste tålmodigheten med, være utålmodig mot -
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1) (the ability or willingness to be patient: Patience is a virtue.) paciência2) (a card game usually played by one person: She often plays patience.) paciência* * *pa.tience[p'eiʃəns] n 1 paciência, perseverança. I have no patience with him / não posso suportá-lo. have patience with him! / tenha paciência com ele! 2 resignação. 3 Brit paciência: jogo de cartas para uma só pessoa. the patience of Job (ou of a Saint) coll paciência de Jó, paciência de santo. to be out of patience with estar exasperado com.
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