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21 иметь успех в чем-либо
1. to be a successThe play was a success. — Пьеса прошла успешно.
2. to be successful at/inAlthough he was very successful in international industry as well as in local government, George was still not a very well-educated man.
After a few experiments she showed that she was very successful at designing the sorts of things that women want to buy.
3. to succeed in smthДополнительный универсальный русско-английский словарь > иметь успех в чем-либо
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22 местное управление
local governmentAlthough he was very successful in international industry as well as in local government, George was still not a very well-educated man.
Дополнительный универсальный русско-английский словарь > местное управление
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23 интеллигент
1) General subject: highbrow, intellectual, member of the intelligentsia; member of intelligentsia, point head, pointy head2) Colloquial: a cultured person (образованный, высоконравственный, высокодуховный человек a sensitive, keenly moral person, usually well-educated and cultured), a refined person, a white-collar worker (человек умственного труда a person who makes his/her living by non-physical labor)3) American: point-head, pointy-head, wig4) Law: member of intelligentsia5) Scornful: egghead6) Psychology: intelligent -
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С ПОЗВОЛЕНИЯ СКАЗАТЬ ( Invar sent adv (parenth) usu. precedes the word or phrase to which it refers fixed WO1. (an apologetic expression warning the listener that sth. rude, pointed, not quite proper will be said next) I apologize for what I am about to saypardon (if you don't mind) my saying soif I may say so if I may be so bold."В нашем полку был поручик, прекраснейший й образованнейший человек, который не выпускал изо рта трубки не только за столом, но даже, с позволения сказать, во всех прочих местах» (Гоголь 3). "In our regiment there was a lieutenant, a truly fine and well-educated man, who never let a pipe out of his mouth, not only at table but, pardon my saying so, in all other places" (3c).2. used by the speaker to express his negative, disdainful attitude toward s.o. or sth., his opinion that s.o. or sth. does not deserve his or its nameso-calledif I (you) could (even) call it (him etc) that if such it (he etc) may be called.«Горько и обидно, что какие-то слизняки правят страной. Безволие, слабохарактерность, неумение, нерешительность, зачастую простая подлость — вот что руководит действиями этого, с позволения сказать, „правительства"» (Шолохов 3). "It is a bitter shame that the country should be ruled by such worms. Lack of will, lack of character, of ability, of resolution, and even downright treachery—these are the qualities that determine the actions of this 'government,' if such it may be called" (3a). -
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В СЕКРЕТЕ PrepP Invar1.adv(to do sth.) concealing it from othersin secretsecretly in secrecy stealthily.Он с упоением помышлял, в глубочайшем секрете, о девице благонравной и бедной (непременно бедной), очень молоденькой, очень хорошенькой, благородной и образованной, очень запуганной... (Достоевский 3). In deepest secret he had dreamed rapturously of a maiden who was both virtuous and poor (she had to be poor), who was both very young and very pretty, and who was respectable, well-educated and very timid... (3a).«Как раз пред тем, как я Грушеньку пошёл бить, призывает меня в то самое утро Катерина Ивановна и в ужасном секрете, чтобы покамест никто не знал... просит меня съездить в губернский город и там по почте послать три тысячи Агафье Ивановне, в Москву...» (Достоевский 1). "Just before I went to give Grushenka a beating, that very morning, Katerina Ivanovna sent for me and, in terrible secrecy, so that for the time being no one would know...she asked me to go to the provincial capital and from there post three thousand roubles to Agafya Ivanovna in Moscow..." (1a).2. держать что \С-112 (obj-compl with держать ( obj: abstr, often идею, план etc)) (in refer, to an idea, plan etc) (to keep sth.) concealedX держал Y в секрете = X kept Y (a) secretX kept Y to himself (under wraps, under his hat) X kept quiet (didn't breathe a word) about Y.«Как только полк отзовут, мы строго покараем всех нарушителей дисциплины, и в частности тех красноармейцев, которые говорили сообщённое вами сейчас... Надо принять срочные меры по локализации этой опасности. Прошу вас держать в секрете наш разговор» (Шолохов 4). "As soon as the regiment is taken out of line we'll crack down on all infringers of discipline and particularly those who said what you've just reported....Urgent measures must be taken to localise this danger. Please, keep our conversation secret" (4a). -
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[Invar; sent adv (parenth; usu. precedes the word or phrase to which it refers; fixed WO]=====1. (an apologetic expression warning the listener that sth. rude, pointed, not quite proper will be said next) I apologize for what I am about to say:- pardon < if you don't mind> my saying so;- if I may be so bold.♦ "В нашем полку был поручик, прекраснейший м образованнейший человек, который не выпускал изо рта трубки не только за столом, но даже, с позволения сказать, во всех прочих местах" (Гоголь 3). "In our regiment there was a lieutenant, a truly fine and well-educated man, who never let a pipe out of his mouth, not only at table but, pardon my saying so, in all other places" (3c).2. used by the speaker to express his negative, disdainful attitude toward s.o. or sth., his opinion that s.o. or sth. does not deserve his or its name:- so-called;- if I (you) could (even) call it (him etc) that;- if such it (he etc) may be called.♦ "Горько и обидно, что какие-то слизняки правят страной. Безволие, слабохарактерность, неумение, нерешительность, зачастую простая подлость - вот что руководит действиями этого, с позволения сказать, "правительства"" (Шолохов 3). "It is a bitter shame that the country should be ruled by such worms. Lack of will, lack of character, of ability, of resolution, and even downright treachery - these are the qualities that determine the actions of this 'government,' if such it may be called" (3a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > с позволения сказать
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27 в секрете
[PrepP; Invar]=====1. [adv]⇒ (to do sth.) concealing it from others:- in secret;- secretly;- in secrecy;- stealthily.♦ Он С упоением помышлял, в глубочайшем секрете, о девице благонравной и бедной (непременно бедной), очень молоденькой, очень хорошенькой, благородной и образованной, очень запуганной... (Достоевский 3). In deepest secret he had dreamed rapturously of a maiden who was both virtuous and poor (she had to be poor), who was both very young and very pretty, and who was respectable, well-educated and very timid... (3a).♦ "Как раз пред тем, как я Грушеньку пошёл бить, призывает меня в то самое утро Катерина Ивановна и в ужасном секрете, чтобы покамест никто не знал... просит меня съездить в губернский город и там по почте послать три тысячи Агафье Ивановне, в Москву..." (Достоевский 1). "Just before I went to give Grushenka a beating, that very morning, Katerina Ivanovna sent for me and, in terrible secrecy, so that for the time being no one would know...she asked me to go to the provincial capital and from there post three thousand roubles to Agafya Ivanovna in Moscow..." (1a).⇒ (in refer, to an idea, plan etc) (to keep sth.) concealed:- X kept Y to himself (under wraps, under his hat);- X kept quiet (didn't breathe a word) about Y.♦ "Как только полк отзовут, мы строго покараем всех нарушителей дисциплины, и в частности тех красноармейцев, которые говорили сообщённое вами сейчас... Надо принять срочные меры по локализации этой опасности. Прошу вас держать в секрете наш разговор" (Шолохов 4). "As soon as the regiment is taken out of line we'll crack down on all infringers of discipline and particularly those who said what you've just reported....Urgent measures must be taken to localise this danger. Please, keep our conversation secret" (4a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > в секрете
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1. нрч кнso2.э́то не столь ва́жно — it's of no particular importance
столь (же)... сколь — as... as, both... and
он столь же умён, сколь и образо́ван — he is both intelligent and well-educated
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1. ИНТЕЛЛИГЕНТa cultured (or refined) person образованный, высоконравственный, высокодуховный человек a sensitive, keenly moral person, usually well-educated and cultured 2. ИНТЕЛЛИГЕНТ a white-collar worker человек умственного труда a person who makes his/her living by non-physical labor -
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посл.cf. half a loaf is better than no bread; a bit in the morning is better than nothing all day; there's a small choice in rotten apples; any port in a storm; in the land (country, realm) of the blind (among the blind) the one-eyed is kingСаша - девица новейшей формации. Она образованна, умна, честна и проч. На безрыбье и рак рыба, и поэтому она отличает 35-летнего Иванова. (А. Чехов, Письмо А. С. Суворину, 30 дек. 1888) — Sasha is a young woman of the newest type. She is well-educated, intelligent, honest, and so on. In the realm of the blind a one-eyed man is king, and so she favours Ivanov in spite of his being thirty-five.
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1) General subject: Sustainable, bottomed, cogent, feasible, just, (прил.) material, reasoned, sound, tenable, valid, vested, well founded, well grounded, well thought out, well warranted, well-founded, well-thought-out (о плане), well-warranted, based standpoint (запрос), reasonable, value added, deliberative, robust2) Mathematics: found, proved, supported, which has been proved3) Law: founded, good in law, justified, relevant, sufficient, warranted, (жалоба, заявление) well-pleaded (complaint, petition)4) Banking: good5) Business: legitimate, motivated, well-grounded6) Sakhalin energy glossary: adequately supported (...invoice)7) Robots: sound (напр о выводе)8) Makarov: educated, solid, substantiated9) Phraseological unit: borne out (Substantiated.)10) Idiomatic expression: in the right ball-park -
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прич. от воспитать
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1) General subject: advanced, cultivated, cultured, developed (о стране, регионе), full blown, full-blown, intelligent, knowledgeable, well-grown2) Geology: mature3) Engineering: complex4) Bookish: cultural5) Agriculture: differentiated (напр. о почве)6) Business: well-developed -
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1) General subject: U (о поведении, произношении), accomplished, civil, civilized, cultivated, cultural, cultured, informed, polite, tame (о растении), urbane, well-bred2) Geology: implementiferous3) Colloquial: U (о поведении, произношении и т.п.), upper class (о поведении, произношении и т. п.)4) Agriculture: arable5) Jargon: high-brow highbrow6) Makarov: cultivated (о растении), educated -
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1) General subject: informed speculation (http://notabenoid.com/book/2216/9061/)2) Mathematics: reasonable assumption, well-founded conjecture3) Economy: intelligent guess4) Advertising: valid assumption5) Business: educated guessУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > обоснованное предположение
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38 обоснованное решение
1) General subject: grounded decision, well-founded decision2) Economy: justified decision3) Ecology: informed judgement4) Advertising: better decision5) Business: reasoned decision, educated decision6) Sakhalin energy glossary: balanced decision7) EBRD: informed decision, reasonable decision, valid decisionУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > обоснованное решение
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за границей быть*, находиться и т. п. за границу поехать и т. п. из-за границы вернуться и т. п. PrepP Invar subj-compl with copula (subj: human, a noun denoting an enterprise, a geographical name etc) or advin, to, or from a foreign country or foreign countries: (be (go, return from etc)) abroad(in limited contexts) (be etc) overseas.Для Пьера, воспитанного за границей, этот вечер Анны Павловны был первый, который он видел в России (Толстой 4). Pierre had been educated abroad, and this soiree of Anna Pavlovna's was the first he had ever attended in Russia (4a).(Известный советский критик) долго допытывался, когда и каким образом мне удалось вернуться из-за границы (Войнович 1)....He (a well-known Soviet critic) went on and on, questioning me about when and by what means I had managed to return from abroad (1a). -
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HE ПАРА кому NP Invar subj-compl with быть0 (subj: human usu. pres) one does not suit s.o. in some respect, with regard to certain qualities (often in refer, to suitability for marriage in terms of social or financial status, age, appearance etc)X Y-y не пара = X is not a (good) match for YX is not right (not the right match) for Y X is no match (mate) for Y X is not the man (the woman) for Y (in limited contexts) X is not Y's equal X is not meant for Y.Наш замполит, капитан Сазонов, - типичный замполит, тупой, обрюзгший, с красной бычьей шеей и глазами навыкате, - был особенно ревнив... А она (его жена) -молоденькая, хрупкая, изящная, совсем ему не пара... (Буковский 1). Captain Sazonov, a typical commissar-stupid, flabby, with a red bull neck and bulging eyes-was the most jealous of all...She (his wife)-youthful, fragile, graceful-seemed not at all the right match for him.. (1a)(Марья Андреевна:) Я искала любви, вы - интриги, побед. Мы с вами не пара (Островский 1). IM.A:) I was looking for love, and you-for intrigues and conquests. You and I are no match, no match at all (1a).Можете судить потому, до какой степени ее бедствия доходили, что она (Катерина Ивановна), образованная и воспитанная в фамилии известной, за меня согласилась пойти! Но пошла! Плача и рыдая, и руки ломая-пошла! Ибо некуда было идти»... Раскольникову (Катерина Ивановна) показалась лет тридцати, и действительно была не пара Мармеладову (Достоевский 3). uYou can judge the degree of her privations from the fact that she (Katerina Ivanovna), so educated and cultivated and from a well-known family, consented to marry me! But she did! Weeping and sobbing and wringing her hands-she married me! For there was nowhere else to go."...She seemed to Raskolnikov to be about thirty, and truly was no mate for Marmeladov... (3a).«Я не богат, не чиновен, да и по летам совсем ему не пара...» (Лермонтов 1). "I am not rich, I don't hold high rank, and I'm certainly not his equal in years..." (Id).
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well-educated — adj. Well educated is used with these nouns: ↑professional, ↑workforce … Collocations dictionary
well-educated — UK / US adjective someone who is well educated has a lot of knowledge about many subjects, usually because they have studied a lot at college or university … English dictionary
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well educated — adj. learned ; highly educated; having good education … English contemporary dictionary
well-educated — adj. * * * … Universalium
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Well enough — Well Well, adv. [Compar. and superl. wanting, the deficiency being supplied by better and best, from another root.] [OE. wel, AS. wel; akin to OS., OFries., & D. wel, G. wohl, OHG. wola, wela, Icel. & Dan. vel, Sw. v[ a]l, Goth. wa[ i]la;… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English