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КУДА КАК... coll, often iron (Particle Invar foil. by AdjP usu. short form or compar) or AdvP (which in some English equivalents may be replaced by a corresponding NP) fixed WOvery (much), to a great degree: куда как весело (интересно и т. п.)! - what could be more fun (interesting etc)!what fun (how interesting etc)! (when used ironically only) a lot of fun (that would be etc)!куда как умен (независим и т. п.) = (he etc is) so smart (independent etc)(he etc is) as smart (independent etc) as could be (as they come)куда как лучше (значительнее и т. п.) — far (a lot) better (more important etc)what could be better (more important etc) much better ( more important etc)Meg куда как не глуп (не юн и т. п.) = far from stupid (young etc)(Катерина:) Ну, бери меня с собой, бери!.. (Кабанов:) Куда как весело с тобой ехать! (Островский 6). (Kat.) Well, take me with you, take me!... (K.) A lot of fun it would be to travel with you! (6a).Приедет (деревенская старуха), живет и первое время куда как довольна. И готовит, и стирает, и внуков в школу снаряжает, да еще и в церковь сходит, свечку за упокой души своего старика поставит (Войнович 1). She (the old country woman) arrived, lived in Moscow a while, and at first was as pleased as could be. She cooked, did the washing, outfitted her grandchildren for school, and went to church to light a candle tor her late husbands soul (1a).С с-сединой куда как л-лучше. Сейчас, говорят, с-седые мужчины в моду вошли» (Семенов 1). "It's m-much better with g-grey hair. They say grey-haired m-men are in fashion now" (1a).«Советы и раньше уже были... - в иных случаях они тогда распоряжались куда как авторитетней и решительней, чем впоследствии, когда все государство стало именоваться „советским"» (Копелев 1). "The Soviets had existed earlier;...in some cases they handled things with much more authority and decisiveness than they did later, when the entire state was called 'soviet.'" (1a).Письмо было куда как не глупое и первый русский трезвый голос с Запада (Лимонов 1)... It was a far from stupid letter and the first sober Russian voice in the West (1a) -
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• КУДА КАК... coll, often iron[Particle; Invar; foll. by AdjP (usu. short form or compar) or AdvP (which in some English equivalents may be replaced by a corresponding NP); fixed WO]=====⇒ very (much), to a great degree:- куда как весело (интересно и т. п.)! - what could be more fun (interesting etc)!;- what fun (how interesting etc)!;- [when used ironically only] a lot of fun (that would be etc)!;- (he etc is) as smart (independent etc) as could be (as they come);- what could be better (more important etc);- much better ( more important etc);♦ [Катерина:] Ну, бери меня с собой, бери!.. [Кабанов:] Куда как весело с тобой ехать! (Островский 6). [Kat. ] Well, take me with you, take me!... [K. ] A lot of fun it would be to travel with you! (6a).♦ Приедет [деревенская старуха], живет и первое время куда как довольна. И готовит, и стирает, и внуков в школу снаряжает, да еще и в церковь сходит, свечку за упокой души своего старика поставит (Войнович 1). She [the old country woman] arrived, lived in Moscow a while, and at first was as pleased as could be. She cooked, did the washing, outfitted her grandchildren for school, and went to church to light a candle tor her late husbands soul (1a).♦ "С с-сединой куда как л-лучше. Сейчас, говорят, с-седые мужчины в моду вошли" (Семенов 1). "It's m-much better with g-grey hair. They say grey-haired m-men are in fashion now" (1a).♦ "Советы и раньше уже были... - в иных случаях они тогда распоряжались куда как авторитетней и решительней, чем впоследствии, когда все государство стало именоваться "советским"" (Копелев 1). "The soviets had existed earlier;...in some cases they handled things with much more authority and decisiveness than they did later, when the entire state was called 'soviet.'" (1a).♦...Письмо было куда как не глупое и первый русский трезвый голос с Запада (Лимонов 1)... It was a far from stupid letter and the first sober Russian voice in the West (1a)Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > куда как...
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I1) кратк. прил. см. забавный2) предик. безл. it is funзаба́вно! — how funny!; what fun!
ему́ заба́вно — he finds it funny / amusing
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ж. разг. (что-л. приятное)pleasure, funчто за сласть сидеть дома? — what fun is it to stay at home?, where's the fun in staying at home?
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ж. разг.1) ( что-л приятное) pleasure, funчто за сласть сиде́ть до́ма? — what fun is it to stay at home?, where's the fun in staying at home?
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1.1. прил. кратк. см. забавный2. предик. безл. it is funзабавно! — how funny!; what fun!
2. нареч.ему забавно — he finds it funny / amusing, he likes it
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жен.; нескл.; предик.; разг.it is a fun; what fun!вот умора-то! — it's killing!, it's incredibly funny!
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прлcheerful, jolly, радостный joyful, merryвесёлая вечери́нка — merry party, AE fun party
весёлые кра́ски — gay colo(u)rs
весёлая шу́тка — hilarious joke
у него́ весёлый вид — he looks cheerful
как ве́село! — what fun!
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в качестве неопределенного артикля перед one употребляется aOh what fun it is to ride in a one horse open sleigh! (Jingle bells, английская народная рождественская песня) a one-dimensional gas flow --- одномерное течение газа
Русско-английский словарь механических и общенаучных терминов > one
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HE ПОДАРОК HE ПОДАРОЧЕК both coll NP these forms only subj-compl with быть0)1. (subj: human a person who is not easy to have dealings withX - не подарок = X is no prizeX is tough (no fun) to deal with X is no gift to mankind (humanity) X is no pushover X is a tough customer (in limited contexts) X is going to be trouble.Степа был хорошо известен в театральных кругах Москвы, и все знали, что человек этот - не подарочек. Но всё-таки то, что рассказывал администратор про него, даже и для Стёпы было чересчур (Булгаков 9). Styopa had a reputation in Moscow theatrical circles, and everybody knew that the man was no gift to humanity. Nevertheless, what the house manager was telling about him was too much even for Styopa (9a).2. ( subj: abstr or infin) sth. (or doing sth.) is unpleasant, undesirableX - не подарок - X isn't what I (you) would call luck (fun)X isn't my (our) idea of fun (of fun and games, of a good time) X is no picnic.«Родители уехали, а меня оставили с младшими братьями. Это, я тебе скажу, не подарок!» - «Я тебе сочувствую». "My parents are out of town and I'm stuck watching my little brothers. I tell you, it's not what you'd call fun!" "You have my sympathy." -
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• НЕ ПОДАРОК; НЕ ПОДАРОЧЕК both coll[NP; these forms only; subj-compl with быть]=====1. [subj: human]⇒ a person who is not easy to have dealings with:- [in limited contexts] X is going to be trouble.♦ Степа был хорошо известен в театральных кругах Москвы, и все знали, что человек этот - не подарочек. Но всё-таки то, что рассказывал администратор про него, даже и для Стёпы было чересчур (Булгаков 9). Styopa had a reputation in Moscow theatrical circles, and everybody knew that the man was no gift to humanity. Nevertheless, what the house manager was telling about him was too much even for Styopa (9a).2. [subj: abstr or infin]⇒ sth. (or doing sth.) is unpleasant, undesirable:- X isn't my (our) idea of fun (of fun and games, of a good time);- X is no picnic.♦ "Родители уехали, а меня оставили с младшими братьями. Это, я тебе скажу, не подарок!" - "Я тебе сочувствую". "Му parents are out of town and I'm stuck watching my little brothers. I tell you, it's not what you'd call fun!" "You have my sympathy."Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > не подарок
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• НЕ ПОДАРОК; НЕ ПОДАРОЧЕК both coll[NP; these forms only; subj-compl with быть]=====1. [subj: human]⇒ a person who is not easy to have dealings with:- [in limited contexts] X is going to be trouble.♦ Степа был хорошо известен в театральных кругах Москвы, и все знали, что человек этот - не подарочек. Но всё-таки то, что рассказывал администратор про него, даже и для Стёпы было чересчур (Булгаков 9). Styopa had a reputation in Moscow theatrical circles, and everybody knew that the man was no gift to humanity. Nevertheless, what the house manager was telling about him was too much even for Styopa (9a).2. [subj: abstr or infin]⇒ sth. (or doing sth.) is unpleasant, undesirable:- X isn't my (our) idea of fun (of fun and games, of a good time);- X is no picnic.♦ "Родители уехали, а меня оставили с младшими братьями. Это, я тебе скажу, не подарок!" - "Я тебе сочувствую". "Му parents are out of town and I'm stuck watching my little brothers. I tell you, it's not what you'd call fun!" "You have my sympathy."Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > не подарочек
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