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81 репутация проекта как образцового для каспийского региона
Универсальный русско-английский словарь > репутация проекта как образцового для каспийского региона
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82 реформистский иудаизм
Универсальный русско-английский словарь > реформистский иудаизм
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83 святотатственный
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84 святые клятвы
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85 стали рассматривать как
Универсальный русско-английский словарь > стали рассматривать как
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86 считаться юридически обязательным
Diplomatic term: be regarded as legally bindingУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > считаться юридически обязательным
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87 та'тил
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88 это рассматривается как несчастный случай
General subject: it is regarded as an accidentУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > это рассматривается как несчастный случай
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89 Г-14
ВЗЛЕТЕТЬ НА ГЕЛИКОНо', /;7 VP subj: human to become a poetX взлетел на Геликон - X ascended the heights of (Mount) Helicon.Mount Helicon was regarded by ancient Greeks as the abode of the Muses. -
90 Г-268
ПОДНИМАТЬ/ПОДНЯТЬ ГОЛОВУ (-ы) occas. disapprov VP subj: human ( usu. pi), collect, or abstr (denoting a political trend, school of thought etc) usu. pres or pfv past fixed WOto become confident of one's strength and begin to take actionX поднимает голову - X is getting (growing) activeX is rising up (of a phenomenon regarded as negative) thing X is rearing its (ugly) head.«По округу наблюдаются волнения. Оставшаяся бело-гвардейщина поднимает голову и начинает смущать трудовое казачество» (Шолохов 4). "There have been signs of unrest in the district. The White Guard elements who have stayed behind are getting active and sowing confusion among the working Cossacks" (4a).«A то, что Европа, не выдержав произвола, подняла голову, это что, по-вашему?.. Я имею в виду революцию, князь...» (Окуджава 2). "What do you call the fact that Europe, no longer tolerating arbitrary rule, has risen up? I'm referring to revolution, Prince" (2a). -
91 Д-224
HE К ДОБРУ PrepP Invar subj-compl with бытыз ( subj: usu. abstr or a clause, often это), pres only, or advsth. forebodes ill fortune, harmful consequencesX не к добру — no good will come of XX will lead to no good X bodes ill (no good) X is not a good sign X is a bad omen (sign) X is bad luck X means trouble.(Колесов:) Опять ты замуж собираешься? Это не к добру... (Вампилов 3). (К.:) You're planning to get married again? No good will come of it... (3b).Он шел и думал: Неужели его будут судить? Неужели возможна такая жестокость: по прошествии стольких лет его судить? Ах, эта смена Суда! Ах, не к добру! (Солженицын 10). Moving along, he was lost in reflections: Would they really put him on trial? Was such cruelty possible? Were they going to try him so many years after the events? Ah, that replacement of the Court. It could lead to no good! (10b).Вы посудите, Иван Григорьевич: пятый десяток живу, ни разу не был болен хоть бы горло заболело, веред (obs, substand = нарыв) или чирей выскочил... Нет, не к добру! Когда-нибудь придётся поплатиться за это» (Гоголь 3). "Just judge for yourself, Ivan Gri-goriyevichhere I'm going on my fifth decade and I haven't been sick even once - haven't had as much as a sore throat, never even as much as a boil or carbuncle....No, that doesn't bode any good! Some time or other I'll have to pay for it" (3b). "See for yourself, Ivan Grigorievich, I'm going on fifty now and I've never been sick. Not even a sore throat or a boi 1 or anything.... It's not a good sign - someday I'll have to pay for it..." (3e).В тут ночь мне приснились иконы. Сон не к добру (Мандельштам 1). That night I dreamed of ikons-this is always regarded as a bad omen (1a).Шалико почувствовал, что её (Хикур) внезапный отъезд не к добру (Искандер 4). Shaliko had sensed that Khikur's sudden departure meant trouble (4a). -
92 Д-253
СУМАСШЕДШИЙ ДОМ coll NP, fixed WO1. Also: ЖЁЛТЫЙ ДОМ obs, coll a hospital for the mentally illlunatic (insane) asylummadhouse nut house.Судьба обошлась с ней неласково: сыновья её, один — спортивный журналист, другой - актёр, оказались неудачниками, невестка почти безвылазно обитала в жёлтом доме, внуки росли пугливыми и болезненными... (Максимов 2). Fate had been unkind to her: of her two sons—one a sports journalist, the other an actor-both had turned out to be failures, her daughter-in-law spent almost all her time in the lunatic asylum, her grandsons were growing up timorous and sickly... (2a).Базаров...считал рыцарские чувства чем-то вроде уродства или болезни и не однажды выражал своё удивление: почему не посадили в желтый дом Тоггенбурга со всеми миннезингерами и трубадурами? (Тургенев 2). Bazarov...regarded chivalrous feelings as something in the nature of a deformation or disease, and more than once expressed his surprise that Toggenburg with all his minnesingers and troubadours had not been put away in a madhouse (2f).2. ( sing only) complete disorder, a noisy uproar, commotiona madhousepandemonium (in limited contexts) a three-ring circus."И без вас не сладко. Собачья жизнь, сумасшедший дом...» (Пастернак 1). Things are bad enough without you. It's a dog's life, a madhouse..." (1a). -
93 З-50
ВНЕ ЗАКОНА бытье, находиться, объявить кого и т. п. PrepP Invar usu. subj-compl with copula (subj: human or obj-compl with объявить ( obj: human)) outside the protection of the lawX был (X-a объявили) вне закона = X was outlawedX was declared (branded) an outlaw (an outcast)....(Союзники) заставили Наполеона отречься от престола и послали его на остров Эльбу, не лишая его сана императора и оказывая ему всякое уважение, несмотря на то, что пять лет тому назад и год после этого все его считали разбойником вне закона (Толстой 7)....(The allies) forced Napoleon to abdicate, and sent him to the island of Elba, without divesting him of the title of Emperor and showing him every respect, despite the fact that five years before and one year later everyone regarded him as a brigand and outlaw (7a).Исключённый из Союза писателей, я был объявлен как бы вне закона (Войнович 1). Expelled from the Writers' Union, I had been declared something of an outcast (1a). -
94 К-309
ДОЙНАЯ КОРОВА coll, usu. disapprov NP usu. sing) a person, organization etc continuously used by s.o. as a source of material goods, exploited shamelesslymilk (milch) cowcash cow meal ticket (in limited contexts) (one is) milking s.o. sth. for all he (it) is worth....На нас... смотрели как на дойных коров, и отношение к нам то улучшалось, то ухудшалось в зависимости от количества и качества удоя, который давал начальству каждый из нас. По прибытии нашем в роту нас медленно ощупывали, заранее стараясь определить, какое количество жизненных благ можно от нас получить... (Лившиц 1).... We were regarded as milch cows, and attitudes to us got better or worse depending on the quantity and quality of the milk yield which each of us presented to the authorities. When one of us arrived in the company, they mentally felt us over, trying to predetermine the number of earthly blessings which they could extract from us... (1a). -
95 М-94
НЕТ МЕСТА кому-чему среди кого, где VP impers usu. pres) s.o. or sth. is rejected (by some group, in some organization, at some place) as being alien, harmful, sth. is regarded as intolerable. X-y нет места среди Y-ов (в месте Z) - there is no place (room) for X among Ys (in place Z) place Z has (can have) no room for (people (things) like) X thing X is uncalled-for among Ys (in place Z)."...Предательству у нас нет прощения, а предателям нет и не должно быть места на нашей земле» (Войнович 4). "...We have no forgiveness for treason and there is no place for traitors in our land, nor should there be" (4a).«Ты тут демагогией не занимайся, тунеядец!.. На судно захотел, да? На сейнерах у нас сейчас таким, как ты, места нет, понял?» (Аксёнов 1). "Don't you pull any of your demagoguery on me, you parasite!...Took a notion to go on a ship, did you9 No seiner of ours has room for the likes of you, understand?" (1a). -
96 М-120
ПУСТОЕ МЕСТО (для кого) coll, usu. derog NP sing only usu. subj-compl with бытье (subj: human or obj-compl with считать кого и т. п. ( obj: human) fixed WOa person who does nothing beneficial, makes no worthwhile contribution (to some job, project etc), or who is of no significance (to s.o.): X (для Y-a) пустое место = (in refer, to s.o. 's unsuit-ability for some job, lack of productivity etc) X is uselessX is of no use to Y (in refer, to s.o. 's-often the speaker's-low estimation of or belittling attitude toward the person in question) X is ( Y considers X) a nonentity (a nobody, a nothing) (in refer, to s.o. 's-often the speaker's - indifference toward, lack of caring about or respect for the person in question) X means nothing (at all) to Y.«Никогда, слышишь, никогда в жизни не удастся тебе убедить Бланка, что то, что сегодня произошло, было ошибкой... Бланк - пустое место, но он знает теперь тебя. Он тебя видел\» (Битов 2). "You will never, do you hear, never in your life succeed in convincing Blank that what happened today was a mistake.... Blank is a nobody, but he knows you now. He saw you!" (2a).Во всём ей чудились признаки небрежности. Оказывали ли ей повышенное внимание наезжавшие к Кологривовым знакомые, это значило, что к ней относятся как к безответной «воспитаннице» и лёгкой добыче. А когда её оставляли в покое, это доказывало, что её считают пустым местом и не замечают (Пастернак 1). ( context transl) She suspected slights at every turn. If the Kologrivovs' friends were attentive to her she was sure that they regarded her as a submissive "ward" and an easy prey. If they left her alone, that proved that she did not exist for them (1a). -
97 М-313
РАСТЕКАТЬСЯ МЫСЛЬЮ ПО ДРЕВУ obs VP subj: human fixed WOto speak about sth. at great length, with unnecessary details and irrelevant digressionsX растекается мыслью по древу = X's speech follows a circuitous pathX speaks in a circumlocutory manner.From The Tale of Igor's Campaign («Слово о полку Иго-реве»), 12th cent., regarded as the greatest single piece of medieval Russian literature. -
98 Н-78
В НЕМИЛОСТИ у кого бытьв ВПАДАТЬ/ ВПАСТЬ (ПОПАДАТЬ/ПОПАСТЬ) В НЕМИЛОСТЬ к кому, у кого PrepP, Invar, subj-compl with быть» (1st var.) or VP subj: human1. to be or become regarded by one's sovereign or superior with strong disapprov al, scorn etc: X в немилости у Y-a (X впал в немилость к Y-y) = X is (has fallen) out of favor with YX is in disfavor (disgrace) X has fallen into disfavor (with Y) X has incurred Y's disfavor.(Дед Гришака) участвовал в турецкой кампании 1877 года, состоял ординарцем при генерале Гурко, попал в немилость и был отослан в полк (Шолохов 2). Не (Grandad Grishaka) had taken part in the campaign against the Turks in 1877. At one time he had been orderly to General Gurko, but had fallen out of favor and been sent back to his regiment (2a)....Мне приходилось встречать и таких, которые, как только я попал в немилость у советских властей, сразу перестали меня узнавать (Войнович 1)....It was also my lot to encounter people who, as soon as I fell into disfavor with the Soviet authorities, immediately began pretending they did not know who I was (1a).2. to lose, no longer enjoy s.o. 's amiable feelings toward one or favorable opinion of oneX в немилости у Y-a (X впал в немилость к Y-y) = X has lost Y's favorX is (has fallen) out of favor with Y (in limited contexts) X is (has gotten) in Y's bad books....На тонком лице графа Малевского постоянно бродила какая-то недобрая улыбка он действительно впал в немилость у Зинаиды и с особенным стараньем подслуживался старой княгине... (Тургенев 3). An unpleasant smile roved continually over Count Malevsky's thin features. The Count certainly had fallen out of favor with Zinaida and now waited diligently on the old princess... (3c). -
99 О-13
ОПТИЧЕСКИЙ ОБМАН NP sing only fixed WO1. special a visually perceived image that represents the perceived object differently from the way it is in realityoptical illusion.2. lit sth. that seems to be real but actually is notoptical illusionproduct of $.оЛ imagination.Мечте, загадочному, таинственному не было места в его душе. То, что не подвергалось анализу опыта, практической истины, было в глазах его оптический обман... (Гончаров 1). There was no room in his soul for a dream, for anything that was enigmatic and mysterious. He regarded everything that would not stand up to the analysis of reason and objective truth as an optical illusion... (1a) -
100 О-156
В ОТМЕСТКУ (за что) coll PrepP Invar adv(to do sth.) in redress (for an injury, insult etc): in (by way of) revengein retaliation to pay s.o. backto get back at s.o. (Генерал Бетришев) не любил всех, которые ушли вперёд его по службе... Больше всего доставалось его прежнему сотоварищу, которого считал он ниже себя и умом и способностями и который, однако же, обогнал его... В отместку язвил он его при всяком случае... (Гоголь 3). Не (General Ве-trishchev) disliked everyone who had been promoted beyond his rank in the service....He particularly singled out for attack a former comrade-in-arms of his, whom he considered to be his inferior in intelligence and abilities and who, nevertheless, had advanced faster in the service....In revenge he taunted him at every opportunity... (3c) He (General Betrishchev) did not like those who rose above him in the service....The man he attacked most of all was a former colleague whom he regarded as inferior to himself in intelligence and abilitites and who nevertheless had got ahead of him....By way of revenge, he taunted him at every favorable opportunity... (3a).С пьяным упорством я противоречу Надеину в отместку за его слова о русских (Коротюков 1). I contradicted Nadein with drunken obstinacy to pay him back for what he had said about Russians (1a).
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Regarded — Regard Re*gard (r?*g?rd ), v. t. [imp. & p. p. {Regarded}; p. pr. & vb. n. {Regarding}.] [F. regarder; pref. re re + garder to guard, heed, keep. See {Guard}, and cf. {Reward}.] 1. To keep in view; to behold; to look at; to view; to gaze upon.… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
regarded — re·gard || rɪ gÉ‘rd / gÉ‘Ëd n. esteem, respect; thought, consideration; look, glance; outward appearance; reference, relation; care, attention v. gaze at, look at; concern, relate to; esteem, appreciate; consider; pay heed to; take notice, pay … English contemporary dictionary
regarded — degrader … Anagrams dictionary
REGARDED — … Useful english dictionary
well-regarded — adj. * * * well regarded UK [ˌwel rɪˈɡɑː(r)dɪd] US [ˌwel rɪˈɡɑrdəd] adjective respected and admired well regarded as: He is very well regarded as a teacher. Thesaurus: deserving praise, respect and admirationsynonym … Useful english dictionary
well-regarded — UK US adjective ► used to describe someone or something about which people have a good opinion: »The airline is well regarded by passengers … Financial and business terms
well-regarded — well re|gard|ed [ ,wel rı gardəd ] adjective respected and admired: well regarded as: He is very well regarded as a teacher … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
well-regarded — UK [ˌwel rɪˈɡɑː(r)dɪd] / US [ˌwel rɪˈɡɑrdəd] adjective respected and admired well regarded as: He is very well regarded as a teacher … English dictionary
being regarded as having such an impairment — USA As defined under Title I and Title V of the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 (ADA), 42 U.S.C. §§ 12101 13, an individual demonstrating that he has been subjected to disability discrimination because of an actual or perceived physical… … Law dictionary
well-regarded — index influential Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 … Law dictionary
