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1 испытать свою ловкость
General subject: try skillУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > испытать свою ловкость
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2 Х-27
HE ВЕЛИКА (HE БОЛЬШАЯ) ХИТРОСТЬ coll NP these forms only subj-compl with бытыз ( subj: infin), pres only more often this WO) doing sth. is not complicated, does not require any special talent or effort: сделать X не велика хитрость =• it's (doing X is) no big deal (thing) it doesn't take (require) any great skill to do X it doesn't take a genius to do X.Посадить рассаду - не велика хитрость, а попробуй цветы из семян вырастить! It doesn't take any great skill to plant seedlings, but just try to grow flowers from seeds! -
3 не большая хитрость
• НЕ ВЕЛИКА < НЕ БОЛЬШАЯ> ХИТРОСТЬ coll[NP; these forms only; subj-compl with быть (subj: infin), pres only; more often this WO]=====⇒ doing sth. is not complicated, does not require any special talent or effort:- it doesn't take a genius to do X.♦ Посадить рассаду - не велика хитрость, а попробуй цветы из семян вырастить! It doesn't take any great skill to plant seedlings, but just try to grow flowers from seeds!Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > не большая хитрость
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4 не велика хитрость
• НЕ ВЕЛИКА < НЕ БОЛЬШАЯ> ХИТРОСТЬ coll[NP; these forms only; subj-compl with быть (subj: infin), pres only; more often this WO]=====⇒ doing sth. is not complicated, does not require any special talent or effort:- it doesn't take a genius to do X.♦ Посадить рассаду - не велика хитрость, а попробуй цветы из семян вырастить! It doesn't take any great skill to plant seedlings, but just try to grow flowers from seeds!Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > не велика хитрость
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5 опыт
1) General subject: attempt, background, ballast (ность), best practices (АД), essay, experience, experiment, experimental (чувственный), know-how, proven record, skill, sophistication, trial2) Biology: (жизненный) experience3) Medicine: test4) French: expertise5) Philosophy: (чувственный) experimental6) Engineering: experience practice, experimentation, knowledge, tentative, try7) Chemistry: run8) Religion: adventure9) Linguistics: horizon of experience10) Cinema: mileage11) Forestry: sample12) Psychology: experience (жизненный), operation14) Jargon: moxie15) Information technology: proficiency16) Ecology: procedure17) Drilling: practice18) Education: qualifications19) Polymers: art20) Programming: wisdom21) Quality control: (необходимый) know-how, tryout22) Robots: skills23) Science: measurement24) leg.N.P. torture25) Aviation medicine: event proficiency, testing26) Makarov: experience (практика, накопленные знания), experiment (эксперимент) -
6 П-464
ПОЧТИ ЧТО coll AdvP Invar modif or adv, fixed WOnearlyalmostall but practically virtually (in limited contexts) hardly."У нас хоть нелепо рубить голову брату потому только, что он стал нам брат и что на него сошла благодать, но, повторяю, у нас есть свое, почти что не хуже. У нас историческое, непосредственное и ближайшее наслаждение истязанием битья» (Достоевский 1). "Though for us it's absurd to cut our brother's head off only because he's become our brother and grace has descended upon him, still, I repeat, we have our own ways, which are almost as good. We have our historical, direct, and intimate delight in the torture of beating" (1a).Писатели его (Лукина) ценили за то, что он, умея составлять бумаги, сам не лез в писатели, а мог бы, потому что в своем жанре равных себе не знал и вообще был почти что гений (Войнович 6). The writers appreciated Lukin because despite his skill with forms, he did not try to be a writer himself. But he could have been, because in the genre of forms he knew no equal, in fact the man was practically a genius (6a).Читал?» -спросил Меркулов, с комическим испугом бросая листок... «Помилуйте, ваше благородие! Да я почти что неграмотный!» (Шолохов 3). "Did you read this?" Merkulov asked, dropping the sheet in a comic display of fright...."Beg pardon, Your Honour' I can hardly read" (3a). -
7 почти что
• ПОЧТИ ЧТО coll[AdvP; Invar; modif or adv, fixed WO]=====⇒ nearly:- almost;- all but;- practically;- virtually;- [in limited contexts] hardly.♦ "У нас хоть нелепо рубить голову брату потому только, что он стал нам брат и что на него сошла благодать, но, повторяю, у нас есть свое, почти что не хуже. У нас историческое, непосредственное и ближайшее наслаждение истязанием битья" (Достоевский 1). "Though for us it's absurd to cut our brother's head off only because he's become our brother and grace has descended upon him, still, I repeat, we have our own ways, which are almost as good. We have our historical, direct, and intimate delight in the torture of beating" (1a).♦ Писатели его [Лукина] ценили за то, что он, умея составлять бумаги, сам не лез в писатели, а мог бы, потому что в своем жанре равных себе не знал и вообще был почти что гений (Войнович 6). The writers appreciated Lukin because despite his skill with forms, he did not try to be a writer himself. But he could have been, because in the genre of forms he knew no equal, in fact the man was practically a genius (6a).♦ "Читал?" - спросил Меркулов, с комическим испугом бросая листок... "Помилуйте, ваше благородие! Да я почти что неграмотный!" (Шолохов 3). "Did you read this?" Merkulov asked, dropping the sheet in a comic display of fright...."Beg pardon, Your Honour, I can hardly read" (3a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > почти что
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