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  • 1 to rub the sleep out of one's eyes

    English-Russian combinatory dictionary > to rub the sleep out of one's eyes

  • 2 rub

    1. III
    rub smth.
    1) rub one's leg (one's arm, etc.) тереть /растирать/ ногу и т.д.; the nurse rubbed my lame back сестра растерла мне больную спину; he rubbed his sleepy eyes он протер сонные глаза; he rubbed his nose он потер себе нос; rub one's hands потирать руки (от удовольствия)
    2) rub one's heel (one's foot, etc.) натирать себе пятку и т.д.; my collar is rubbing my neck воротничок натирает мне шею
    2. IV
    rub smth. in some manner rub smth. incessantly (briskly, vigorously, skilfully, etc.) растирать /тереть/ что-л. непрерывно /, не переставая/ и т.д.; better rub the napkins hard or they won't get clean трите салфетки энергичнее, a то вся грязь останется; rub oil (linament, etc.) in втирать масло и т.д.;
    3. VI
    rub smth. to some state
    1) rub a surface (silver, etc.) dry (bright, bare, etc.) вытереть поверхность и т.д. досуха и т.д.
    2) rub one's hands sore натирать руки до крови
    4. VII
    rub smth. to do smth. rub your hands to warm (to dry, etc.) them потрите руки, чтобы согреть их и т.д.
    5. XVI
    rub against /on/ smth. the row-boat rubbed against the pier лодка билась о мол; the door rubs on the floor дверь задевает /трется/ об пол; what is the wheel rubbing on /against/? обо что задевает /трётся/ колесо?; your coat has rubbed against the wet paint у вас пальто запачкано [свежей] краской
    6. XVIII
    rub oneself against smth. the dog rubbed itself against my legs собака терлась о мои ноги he rubbed himself against a post он потерся [спиной] о столб
    7. XXI1
    1) rub smth. against (on, over, etc.) smth. the dog rubbed its head against my legs собака терлась головой о мои ноги; rub one's hand against /on, over/ smth. тереть рукой обо что-л.; rub one's hands on a towel вытирать руки полотенцем; rub one's finger along the blade провести пальцем по лезвию; you've rub-bed your coat against some wet paint вы запачкали пальто [свежей] краской; rub ointment over a surface (wax polish over a table-top, etc.) растереть мазью поверхность и т.д.; rub this oil on your skin разотрите кожу этим жиром; rub smth. into smth. rub ointment (oil, cream, etc.) into the skin (into one's shoulder, etc.) втирать мазь и т.д. в кожу и т.д.; rub smth. with smth. rub one's chin with one's hand (one's face with one's hands, etc.) потереть подбородок рукой и т.д., rub smth. with a towel (with a cloth, etc.) протереть что-л. полотенцем и т.д.; rub one's hands with soap намылить руки; rub the glasses (silver, etc.) with this cloth протрите стаканы и т.д. этим полотенцем; rub one's chest with ointment (one's leg with oil, a table-top with wax polish, etc.) натереть /растереть/ грудь мазью и т.д.; rub her back with alcohol натрите /разотрите/ ей спину спиртом; rub smth. out of smth. rub the sleep out of one's eyes протереть глаза после сна
    2) rub smth. off smth. rub the dirt off one's shoes (the nap off the cloth, etc.) стереть грязь с ботинок и т.д.; how did you rub the skin off your knees (off your back, etc.)? как это вы стерли кожу на коленях и т.д.?
    3) rub smth. in smth. rub a hole in the elbow of one's coat протереть дырку в пальто на локте; rub ears of corn in the hands растереть колосья в руке; rub smth. through smth. rub smth. through a sieve протереть что-л. сквозь сито; rub smth. to smth. rub smth. to powder растереть что-л. в порошок
    8. XXVI
    rub smth. till... he "rubbed the table till it shone он отполировал стол до блеска

    English-Russian dictionary of verb phrases > rub

  • 3 sleep

    I [sliːp] n
    сон, дремота, спячка

    I can do with very little sleep. — Я могу обойтись небольшим количеством сна.

    He hasn't had enough sleep lately. — Он последнее время не досыпает.

    My sleep returned. — Ко мне вернулся сон. /Я стал лучше спать.

    His sleep was broken by a strange noise. — Он проснулся от какого-то странного шума

    - restful sleep
    - broken sleep
    - restless sleep
    - hypnotic sleep
    - dremless sleep
    - morning sleep
    - winter sleep
    - troubled sleep
    - sleep therapy
    - few hours of sleep
    - loss of sleep
    - awake from sleep
    - be overcome by lack of sleep
    - break smb's sleep
    - cry oneself to sleep
    - cut down sleep to five hours
    - fall in a deep sleep
    - fall into a heavy sleep
    - feel refreshed by sleep
    - get a good sleep
    - get eight hours' sleep
    - get enough sleep
    - get the baby off to sleep
    - not to get much sleep
    - get a short sleep
    - get some sleep
    - get little sleep
    - get no sleep
    - go off to sleep
    - have a bad night's sleep
    - lose sleep over smth
    - put smb to sleep
    - read smb to sleep
    - rub the sleep out of one's eyes
    - shake smb smb from of sleep
    - sham a deep sleep
    - sing smb to sleep
    - sink into a deep sleep
    - sleep the sleep of the just
    - sleep one's last sleep
    - start up from one's sleep
    - stand in need of sleep
    - suffer from loss of sleep
    - talk in one's sleep
    - die in sleep
    - pass away in one's sleep
    - sleep the sleep of death
    - sleep refreshes
    II [sliːp] v
    (slept) спать, засыпать

    He slept through the whole lecture. — Он проспал всю лекцию.

    Let sleeping dogs lie. — Не буди лихо, пока спит тихо.

    - sleep fast
    - sleep lightly
    - sleep soundy
    - sleep like a log
    - sleep a troubled sleep
    USAGE:
    (1.) Глагол to sleep обычно употребляется с обстоятельствами (где, как, когда, сколько): to sleep in the open air (in the train, soundly, for many hours). Для описания самого состояния сна употребляется сочетание с предикативным прилагательным asleep: to be fast (still) asleep, to fall asleep. Для передачи русских глаголов засыпать, уснуть употребляются сочетания с существительным sleep: to go to sleep засыпать; to get to sleep засыпать с трудом/не сразу; to go back to sleep опять заснуть (после прерванного сна); to send smb to sleep усыпить кого-либо. (2.) Русское выражение "хотеть спать" передается сочетанием с прилагательным sleepy: to be (to feel) sleepy. (3.) See asleep, adj

    English-Russian combinatory dictionary > sleep

  • 4 eye

    [aɪ]
    n
    See:

    His eye rested on the speaker. — Его глаз остановился/задержался на ораторе.

    He couldn't tear his eyes off the painting. — Он не мог глаз оторвать от картины.

    The thing you are looking for is in front of your eyes. To, — что вы ищете, у вас перед глазами.

    Beauty lies in the lover's eyes. He — то мило, что хорошо, а то хорошо, что мило.

    Four eyes are better than two. — Ум хорошо, а два лучше.

    To throw dust in smb's eyes. — Пускать пыль в глаза.

    Among the blind the one-eyes man is king. — В стране слепых и кривой - король.

    To see eye to eye. — Быть полностью/во всем согласным.

    Better one-eye than stone blind the hawk will not peck but hawk's eye. — Ворон ворону глаз не выклюет.

    Hedges have eyes, and walls have ears. — У стен есть уши.

    To be the apple of one's eye. — Быть самым дорогим/зеницей ока.

    - both eyes
    - big eyes
    - small eyes
    - almond-shaped eyes
    - black eyes
    - colourless eyes
    - narrow eyes
    - bulging eyes
    - weak eyes
    - expressive eyes
    - merry eyes
    - tear-stained eyes
    - serious eyes
    - stupid eyes
    - unattractive eyes
    - lifeless eyes
    - made-up eyes
    - sleepy eyes
    - clever eyes
    - heavy-lidded eyes
    - evil eye
    - eyes filled with surprise
    - eyes reddened from lack of sleep
    - bags under smb's eyes
    - shape of the eyes
    - oriental slant to one's eyes
    - with eyes full of tears co
    - with a black eye
    - abuse one's eyes
    - avert away one's eyes
    - avoid abusing smb's eyes
    - spare one's eyes
    - smb's eyes blaze with rage
    - bring smth close to smb's eyes
    - cast down one's eyes
    - fix one's eyes on smth
    - follow smb, smth with one's eyes
    - gawk one's eyes
    - go blind in one's right eye
    - have a stabbing pain in one's eyes
    - look for smb, smth with one's eyes
    - look at smth through smb's eyes
    - look at the events through the author's eyes
    - look straight into smb's eyes
    - meet smb's eye
    - notice smth in smb's eyes
    - open one's eyes wide in amazement
    - open smb's eyes on smth
    - please the eye
    - protect one's eyes
    - raise one's eyes to smb, smth
    - rip out smb's eye
    - roll one's eyes
    - rotate one's eyes
    - rub one's eyes
    - ruin one's eyes
    - run one's eyes over smth
    - search smb's eyes around
    - see smth with one's naked eye
    - shield one's eyes from the sun
    - shut one's eyes tightly
    - squint
    - stare blankly eyes
    - take care of one's eyes
    - turn one's eyes towards smb, smth
    - wipe one's eyes
    - smb has double vision
    - everything seems blurred to smb's eyes
    - things are swimming before smb's eyes
    - smth leaps to the eyes
    - smb sees spots before his eyes
    USAGE:
    See arm, n; USAGE (1.).

    English-Russian combinatory dictionary > eye

  • 5 awake

    1. a predic бодрствующий, проснувшийся
    2. a predic ясно сознающий; понимающий; осмотрительный; бдительный, настороже

    wide awake — бдительный; осмотрительный

    3. v будить, пробуждать
    4. v просыпаться
    5. v осознать; начинать ясно понимать

    to awake to the fact that … — осознать тот факт, что …

    Синонимический ряд:
    1. alert (adj.) alert; astir; attentive; not asleep; observant; vigilant; waking; watchful
    2. aware (adj.) alive; apprehensive; au courant; aware; cognisant; cognizant; conscious; conversant; knowing; mindful; sensible; sentient; ware; wise; witting
    3. wakeful (adj.) unsleeping; wakeful; wide-awake
    4. arouse (verb) arouse; excite; stimulate
    5. incite (verb) incite; provoke
    6. wake (verb) arise; awaken; rouse; stir; wake; waken
    7. wake up (verb) come out of sleep; gain consciousness; get up; open one's eyes; rise up; rub one's eyes; wake up
    Антонимический ряд:
    asleep; bore; pacify; sleep

    English-Russian base dictionary > awake

  • 6 rise up

    English-Russian base dictionary > rise up

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