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1 неприятный запах
1) General subject: odour, foul smell2) Medicine: foul breath (изо рта)3) Engineering: odor nuisance, offensive odor4) Chemistry: off-flavour, bitterant5) Mathematics: obnoxious odor7) Perfume: malodor, unacceptable odor, unacceptable odour, unpleasant odor, unpleasant odour, unpleasant smell8) Ecology: objectionable odor, objectionable odour, odour nuisance, off-odor, off-odour, offensive odour9) Makarov: bad smell, disagreeable odour, distasteful scent, ill odour, objectionable smell, offensive smell10) Taboo: pong, rinky dink (об. от экскрементов) -
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БРОСАТЬСЯ/БРОСИТЬСЯ (БИТЬ, УДАРЯТЬ/УДАРИТЬ) В НОС (кому) VP1. Also: УДАРЯЕТ/УДАРИЛО В НОС чем ( subj: a noun denoting smellvar. with чем impers) (of a sharp, unpleasant smell) to be sharply feltX бросился (Y-y) в нос = X struck (stung) Y4s nostrilsX assaulted the nose Y was hit by the smell of X.Сейдахмат покачивался, улыбаясь сам себе. И когда он подошел ближе, в нос (мальчику) ударил спиртной запах (Айтматов 1). Не (Seidakhmat) swayed on his feet, smiling to himself. And when he came nearer, the smell of alcohol struck the boy's nostrils (1a).2. coll, often disapprov ( subj: abstr or concr) (to be intended) to attract attention, be strikingX бьёт (Y-y) в нос - X is glaringX hits you in the face (in limited contexts) X makes Y (you, one) sit up and take notice.Когда входишь к ним в дом, роскошь бьет в нос. When you walk into their house, the luxuriousness of it hits you in the face.Он сшил себе новую пару платья и хвастался, что на днях откроет в Глупове такой магазин, что самому Винтергаль-теру в нос бросится (Салтыков-Щедрин 1). Не had a new suit made and boasted that any day now he would open such a store in Foolov that Winterhalter himself would have to sit up and take notice (1a). -
3 бить в нос
[VP]=====⇒ (of a sharp, unpleasant smell) to be sharply felt:- Y was hit by the smell of X.♦ Сейдахмат покачивался, улыбаясь сам себе. И когда он подошел ближе, в нос [мальчику] ударил спиртной запах (Айтматов 1). Не [Seidakhmat] swayed on his feet, smiling to himself. And when he came nearer, the smell of alcohol struck the boy's nostrils (1a).2. coll, often disapprov [subj: abstr or concr]⇒ (to be intended) to attract attention, be striking:- [in limited contexts] X makes Y (you, one) sit up and take notice.♦ Когда входишь к ним в дом, роскошь бьет в нос. When you walk into their house, the luxuriousness of it hits you in the face.♦ Он сшил себе новую пару платья и хвастался, что на днях откроет в Глупове такой магазин, что самому Винтергальтеру в нос бросится (Салтыков-Щедрин 1). He had a new suit made and boasted that any day now he would open such a store in Foolov that Winterhalter himself would have to sit up and take notice (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > бить в нос
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4 бросаться в нос
[VP]=====⇒ (of a sharp, unpleasant smell) to be sharply felt:- Y was hit by the smell of X.♦ Сейдахмат покачивался, улыбаясь сам себе. И когда он подошел ближе, в нос [мальчику] ударил спиртной запах (Айтматов 1). Не [Seidakhmat] swayed on his feet, smiling to himself. And when he came nearer, the smell of alcohol struck the boy's nostrils (1a).2. coll, often disapprov [subj: abstr or concr]⇒ (to be intended) to attract attention, be striking:- [in limited contexts] X makes Y (you, one) sit up and take notice.♦ Когда входишь к ним в дом, роскошь бьет в нос. When you walk into their house, the luxuriousness of it hits you in the face.♦ Он сшил себе новую пару платья и хвастался, что на днях откроет в Глупове такой магазин, что самому Винтергальтеру в нос бросится (Салтыков-Щедрин 1). He had a new suit made and boasted that any day now he would open such a store in Foolov that Winterhalter himself would have to sit up and take notice (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > бросаться в нос
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5 броситься в нос
[VP]=====⇒ (of a sharp, unpleasant smell) to be sharply felt:- Y was hit by the smell of X.♦ Сейдахмат покачивался, улыбаясь сам себе. И когда он подошел ближе, в нос [мальчику] ударил спиртной запах (Айтматов 1). Не [Seidakhmat] swayed on his feet, smiling to himself. And when he came nearer, the smell of alcohol struck the boy's nostrils (1a).2. coll, often disapprov [subj: abstr or concr]⇒ (to be intended) to attract attention, be striking:- [in limited contexts] X makes Y (you, one) sit up and take notice.♦ Когда входишь к ним в дом, роскошь бьет в нос. When you walk into their house, the luxuriousness of it hits you in the face.♦ Он сшил себе новую пару платья и хвастался, что на днях откроет в Глупове такой магазин, что самому Винтергальтеру в нос бросится (Салтыков-Щедрин 1). He had a new suit made and boasted that any day now he would open such a store in Foolov that Winterhalter himself would have to sit up and take notice (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > броситься в нос
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6 ударило в нос
[VP]=====⇒ (of a sharp, unpleasant smell) to be sharply felt:- Y was hit by the smell of X.♦ Сейдахмат покачивался, улыбаясь сам себе. И когда он подошел ближе, в нос [мальчику] ударил спиртной запах (Айтматов 1). Не [Seidakhmat] swayed on his feet, smiling to himself. And when he came nearer, the smell of alcohol struck the boy's nostrils (1a).2. coll, often disapprov [subj: abstr or concr]⇒ (to be intended) to attract attention, be striking:- [in limited contexts] X makes Y (you, one) sit up and take notice.♦ Когда входишь к ним в дом, роскошь бьет в нос. When you walk into their house, the luxuriousness of it hits you in the face.♦ Он сшил себе новую пару платья и хвастался, что на днях откроет в Глупове такой магазин, что самому Винтергальтеру в нос бросится (Салтыков-Щедрин 1). He had a new suit made and boasted that any day now he would open such a store in Foolov that Winterhalter himself would have to sit up and take notice (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > ударило в нос
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7 ударить в нос
[VP]=====⇒ (of a sharp, unpleasant smell) to be sharply felt:- Y was hit by the smell of X.♦ Сейдахмат покачивался, улыбаясь сам себе. И когда он подошел ближе, в нос [мальчику] ударил спиртной запах (Айтматов 1). Не [Seidakhmat] swayed on his feet, smiling to himself. And when he came nearer, the smell of alcohol struck the boy's nostrils (1a).2. coll, often disapprov [subj: abstr or concr]⇒ (to be intended) to attract attention, be striking:- [in limited contexts] X makes Y (you, one) sit up and take notice.♦ Когда входишь к ним в дом, роскошь бьет в нос. When you walk into their house, the luxuriousness of it hits you in the face.♦ Он сшил себе новую пару платья и хвастался, что на днях откроет в Глупове такой магазин, что самому Винтергальтеру в нос бросится (Салтыков-Щедрин 1). He had a new suit made and boasted that any day now he would open such a store in Foolov that Winterhalter himself would have to sit up and take notice (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > ударить в нос
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8 ударяет в нос
[VP]=====⇒ (of a sharp, unpleasant smell) to be sharply felt:- Y was hit by the smell of X.♦ Сейдахмат покачивался, улыбаясь сам себе. И когда он подошел ближе, в нос [мальчику] ударил спиртной запах (Айтматов 1). Не [Seidakhmat] swayed on his feet, smiling to himself. And when he came nearer, the smell of alcohol struck the boy's nostrils (1a).2. coll, often disapprov [subj: abstr or concr]⇒ (to be intended) to attract attention, be striking:- [in limited contexts] X makes Y (you, one) sit up and take notice.♦ Когда входишь к ним в дом, роскошь бьет в нос. When you walk into their house, the luxuriousness of it hits you in the face.♦ Он сшил себе новую пару платья и хвастался, что на днях откроет в Глупове такой магазин, что самому Винтергальтеру в нос бросится (Салтыков-Щедрин 1). He had a new suit made and boasted that any day now he would open such a store in Foolov that Winterhalter himself would have to sit up and take notice (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > ударяет в нос
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9 ударять в нос
[VP]=====⇒ (of a sharp, unpleasant smell) to be sharply felt:- Y was hit by the smell of X.♦ Сейдахмат покачивался, улыбаясь сам себе. И когда он подошел ближе, в нос [мальчику] ударил спиртной запах (Айтматов 1). Не [Seidakhmat] swayed on his feet, smiling to himself. And when he came nearer, the smell of alcohol struck the boy's nostrils (1a).2. coll, often disapprov [subj: abstr or concr]⇒ (to be intended) to attract attention, be striking:- [in limited contexts] X makes Y (you, one) sit up and take notice.♦ Когда входишь к ним в дом, роскошь бьет в нос. When you walk into their house, the luxuriousness of it hits you in the face.♦ Он сшил себе новую пару платья и хвастался, что на днях откроет в Глупове такой магазин, что самому Винтергальтеру в нос бросится (Салтыков-Щедрин 1). He had a new suit made and boasted that any day now he would open such a store in Foolov that Winterhalter himself would have to sit up and take notice (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > ударять в нос
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10 своим неприятным запахом предупреждать об утечке газа
Универсальный русско-английский словарь > своим неприятным запахом предупреждать об утечке газа
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ТЯНУТЬ/ПОТЯНУТЬ ЛЯМКУ coll VP subj: human usu. impfv) to be occupied for a long period of time with a difficult, unpleasant, monotonous taskX тянул лямку = X slaved (toiled) (away)X sweated it out X performed (was engaged in) drudgery X was (remained) in harness X drudged (in limited contexts) X sweated.Жерков после своего изгнания из главного штаба не остался в полку, говоря, что он не дурак во фронте лямку тянуть, когда он при штабе, ничего не делая, получит наград больше... (Толстой 4). After his dismissal from head-quarters Zherkov had not remained in the regiment, saying he was not such a fool as to slave at the front when he could get more rewards by doing nothing on the staff... (4b).Максим кончает пехотное училище, будет тянуть армейскую лямку (Рыбаков 2)...Max was finishing infantry school and would sweat it out in the army (2a)..При изменившихся обстоятельствах мне казалось невыносимым тянуть всё ту же лямку (Гинзбург 2)....In the changed circumstances, it seemed insufferable to me to have to perform the same drudgery as before (2a).Отец его, боевой генерал 1812 года, полуграмотный, грубый, но не злой русский человек, всю жизнь свою тянул лямку, командовал сперва бригадой, потом дивизией... (Тургенев 2). His father, a general, who had seen active service in 1812, a coarse and uneducated Russian but not ill-natured, had been in harness all his life, commanding a brigade at first and then a division... (2a). His father, a general who had fought in 1812, a half-educated, coarse, but not ill-natured man, a typical Russian, had drudged all his life, first in command of a brigade, then of a division... (2b).Нет, пускай послужит он в армии, да потянет лямку, да понюхает пороху, да будет солдат...» (Пушкин 2). "No, let him serve in the army, let him learn to sweat and get used to the smell of gunpowder, let him become a soldier..." (2a). -
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• ТЯНУТЬ/ПОТЯНУТЬ ЛЯМКУ coll[VP; subj: human; usu. impfv]=====⇒ to be occupied for a long period of time with a difficult, unpleasant, monotonous task:- X drudged;- [in limited contexts] X sweated.♦ Жерков после своего изгнания из главного штаба не остался в полку, говоря, что он не дурак во фронте лямку тянуть, когда он при штабе, ничего не делая, получит наград больше... (Толстой 4). After his dismissal from head-quarters Zherkov had not remained in the regiment, saying he was not such a fool as to slave at the front when he could get more rewards by doing nothing on the staff... (4b).♦ Максим кончает пехотное училище, будет тянуть армейскую лямку (Рыбаков 2)...Max was finishing infantry school and would sweat it out in the army (2a).♦...При изменившихся обстоятельствах мне казалось невыносимым тянуть всё ту же лямку (Гинзбург 2)....In the changed circumstances, it seemed insufferable to me to have to perform the same drudgery as before (2a).♦ Отец его, боевой генерал 1812 года, полуграмотный, грубый, но не злой русский человек, всю жизнь свою тянул лямку, командовал сперва бригадой, потом дивизией... (Тургенев 2). His father, a general, who had seen active service in 1812, a coarse and uneducated Russian but not ill-natured, had been in harness all his life, commanding a brigade at first and then a division... (2a). His father, a general who had fought in 1812, a halfeducated, coarse, but not ill-natured man, a typical Russian, had drudged all his life, first in command of a brigade, then of a division... (2b).♦ "Нет, пускай послужит он в армии, да потянет лямку, да понюхает пороху, да будет солдат..." (Пушкин 2). "No, let him serve in the army, let him learn to sweat and get used to the smell of gunpowder, let him become a soldier..." (2a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > потянуть лямку
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• ТЯНУТЬ/ПОТЯНУТЬ ЛЯМКУ coll[VP; subj: human; usu. impfv]=====⇒ to be occupied for a long period of time with a difficult, unpleasant, monotonous task:- X drudged;- [in limited contexts] X sweated.♦ Жерков после своего изгнания из главного штаба не остался в полку, говоря, что он не дурак во фронте лямку тянуть, когда он при штабе, ничего не делая, получит наград больше... (Толстой 4). After his dismissal from head-quarters Zherkov had not remained in the regiment, saying he was not such a fool as to slave at the front when he could get more rewards by doing nothing on the staff... (4b).♦ Максим кончает пехотное училище, будет тянуть армейскую лямку (Рыбаков 2)...Max was finishing infantry school and would sweat it out in the army (2a).♦...При изменившихся обстоятельствах мне казалось невыносимым тянуть всё ту же лямку (Гинзбург 2)....In the changed circumstances, it seemed insufferable to me to have to perform the same drudgery as before (2a).♦ Отец его, боевой генерал 1812 года, полуграмотный, грубый, но не злой русский человек, всю жизнь свою тянул лямку, командовал сперва бригадой, потом дивизией... (Тургенев 2). His father, a general, who had seen active service in 1812, a coarse and uneducated Russian but not ill-natured, had been in harness all his life, commanding a brigade at first and then a division... (2a). His father, a general who had fought in 1812, a halfeducated, coarse, but not ill-natured man, a typical Russian, had drudged all his life, first in command of a brigade, then of a division... (2b).♦ "Нет, пускай послужит он в армии, да потянет лямку, да понюхает пороху, да будет солдат..." (Пушкин 2). "No, let him serve in the army, let him learn to sweat and get used to the smell of gunpowder, let him become a soldier..." (2a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > тянуть лямку
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1.1. ( противоположный) oppositeпротивный ветер — contrary wind; head wind мор.
2. ( враждебный) contrary, adverseпротивная сторона — the opposite / adverse party
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в противном случае — otherwise( неприятный) nasty, offensive; ( отталкивающий) repulsiveпротивный запах — offensive / nasty smell
противный человек — unpleasant / repulsive man*
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I уст.1) ( противоположный) opposite [-zɪt]проти́вный ве́тер — contrary wind; head wind мор.
2) ( враждебный) contrary, adverseпроти́вная сторона́ — the opposite / adverse party
••IIв проти́вном слу́чае — otherwise
1) ( неприятный) nasty, offensive; ( отталкивающий) repulsiveпроти́вный за́пах — offensive / nasty smell
проти́вный челове́к — unpleasant / repulsive man
2) (употребляется как лёгкое или шутл. ругательство) naughty, mischievous [-ʧɪvəs]ах ты, проти́вная соба́ка! — you naughty dog!
проти́вный мальчи́шка! — you little rascal!
См. также в других словарях:
smell|y — «SMEHL ee», adjective, smell|i|er, smell|i|est. having or giving out a strong or unpleasant smell: »I wonder what makes the sea so smelly. I don t like it (Rudyard Kipling). SYNONYM( … Useful english dictionary
smell — smell1 [ smel ] noun ** 1. ) count the pleasant or unpleasant quality of something that you notice when you breathe in through your nose: This paint gives off a very strong smell. unpleasant smells smell of: There s a delicious smell of fresh… … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
smell — 1 /smel/ noun 1 (C) the quality that people and animals recognize by using their nose: Some flowers have a stronger smell than others. | The wine has a light, lemony smell. (+ of): I opened the window to get rid of the smell of beer and… … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
smell */*/ — I UK [smel] / US noun Word forms smell : singular smell plural smells 1) a) [countable] the pleasant or unpleasant quality of something that you notice when you breathe in through your nose This paint gives off a very strong smell. unpleasant… … English dictionary
smell — smell1 W3S2 [smel] n 1.) the quality that people and animals recognize by using their nose smell of ▪ The air was filled with the smell of flowers. sweet/delicious smell ▪ There s a delicious smell coming from the kitchen. unpleasant/bad/acrid… … Dictionary of contemporary English
smell — {{Roman}}I.{{/Roman}} noun ADJECTIVE ▪ overpowering, pervasive, pungent, rich, sharp, strong ▪ There was an overpowering smell of burning rubber. ▪ f … Collocations dictionary
unpleasant — [[t]ʌnple̱z(ə)nt[/t]] 1) ADJ GRADED If something is unpleasant, it gives you bad feelings, for example by making you feel upset or uncomfortable. The symptoms can be uncomfortable, unpleasant and serious... The vacuum has an unpleasant smell...… … English dictionary
smell*/*/ — [smel] noun I 1) [C] the quality of something that you notice when you breathe in through your nose This paint has a very strong smell.[/ex] the delicious smell of fresh bread[/ex] See: aroma 2) [U] the ability to notice or recognize smells Dogs… … Dictionary for writing and speaking English
smell — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) v. scent; stink; sniff, snuff, inhale; detect, nose out. See odor, malodorousness. II (Roget s IV) n. 1. [A pleasant smell] Syn. fragrance, odor, scent, perfume, exhalation, redolence, essence, aroma,… … English dictionary for students
unpleasant — un|pleas|ant [ʌnˈplezənt] adj 1.) not pleasant or enjoyable ▪ an unpleasant experience ▪ an extremely unpleasant smell ▪ an unpleasant surprise 2.) not kind or friendly ≠ ↑nice ▪ He said some very unpleasant things. ▪ a thoroughly unpleasant man… … Dictionary of contemporary English
unpleasant-smelling — adjective having an unpleasant smell • Syn: ↑malodorous, ↑malodourous, ↑ill smelling, ↑stinky • Ant: ↑fragrant (for: ↑malodorous) … Useful english dictionary
