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ИМЕТЬ ЧЕСТЬ obs, now used in stylized speech VP subj: human foil. by infin) ( usu. used in direct address to show one's respect for a person of higher standing) to have the opportunity and/or distinction (of doing sth.): have the honor (of doing (to do) sth.) have the privilege (the pleasure) (of doing sth.) be honored (privileged) (to do sth.) (in limited contexts) it's an honor (a privilege, a pleasure) (to do sth.).«Что вы мне предъявляете? И с кем я вообще имею честь беседовать?» (Семёнов 1). "What are you charging me with? And anyway, to whom have I the honour of speaking?" (1a).«Прежде так купцы писали: честь имеем сообщить, что в наш торговый дом на равных правах вошёл Иван Иваныч Сидоров» (Федин 1). "Once merchants used to write: We have the honor to inform you that Ivan Ivanich Sidorov has entered our firm on an equal footing" (1a).Коробкин:) Имею честь поздравить Антона Антоновича! (Гоголь 4). (К.:) It's a privilege to congratulate you, Anton Antonovich (4f). -
122 милое дело
• МИЛОЕ ДЕЛО coll[NP; Invar; fixed WO]=====1. [subj-compl with быть (subj: concr, abstr, or infin), pres only, or indep. sent]⇒ sth. is most satisfying, agreeable, enjoyable:- you can't beat X.♦ "Одно жалею, - говорил он, - не я ему [Сталину], живоглоту любимому, гроб делал... На крышку изнутри самшит бы я пустил... Нет, лучше сандал, он пахнет... Спи только, родной, не просыпайся! Самое тебе милое дело - спать" (Владимов 1). "There's only one thing I regret," he said, "and that is that I didn't make Stalin's coffin, the dear old monster....I'd have lined the cover with box wood.... No, sandalwood's better; it has a strong scent....Just so as you stay asleep, old pal, and don't wake up! The best thing you ever did was sleep" (1a).♦ "Время-то надо убить, правда? В дороге шахматы - милое дело", - добродушно приговаривал Г.О., расставляя фигуры (Аксенов 9). "We've got to kill time, right?...you can't beat a game of chess on a trip," G O. chattered as he arranged the chessmen (9a).2. iron [Interj]⇒ how wonderful (used ironically to express dissatisfaction, surprise, indignation etc):- that's just great (terrific)!;- (oh) great, just great!;- [in limited contexts] just what I need!;- just what I wanted (needed) to hear!Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > милое дело
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123 верить на слово
• ВЕРИТЬ/ПОВЕРИТЬ НА СЛОВО (кому)[VP; subj: human]=====⇒ to accept s.o.'s statement as being true without confirmation of the facts:- X took on trust (on faith) what Y said.♦ "Что вы мне предъявляете? И с кем я вообще имею честь беседовать?" - "Вам документы показать или... поверите на слово?" (Семёнов 1). "What are you charging me with? And anyway, to whom have I the honour of speaking?" "Would you like to see the documents or will you take our word for it?" (1a).♦ И ведь полиция не сама со мной расправлялась, она предпочла делать это руками профессоров и писателей. Однако ни те, ни другие доказательств не потребовали и не получили - они поверили на слово полицейским следователям (Эткинд 1). Indeed the police did not deal with me themselves, they preferred to act through the professors and writers. Neither the professors nor the writers, however, either demanded or obtained any proof-they simply took the word of the police investigators (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > верить на слово
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124 поверить на слово
• ВЕРИТЬ/ПОВЕРИТЬ НА СЛОВО (кому)[VP; subj: human]=====⇒ to accept s.o.'s statement as being true without confirmation of the facts:- X took on trust (on faith) what Y said.♦ "Что вы мне предъявляете? И с кем я вообще имею честь беседовать?" - "Вам документы показать или... поверите на слово?" (Семёнов 1). "What are you charging me with? And anyway, to whom have I the honour of speaking?" "Would you like to see the documents or will you take our word for it?" (1a).♦ И ведь полиция не сама со мной расправлялась, она предпочла делать это руками профессоров и писателей. Однако ни те, ни другие доказательств не потребовали и не получили - они поверили на слово полицейским следователям (Эткинд 1). Indeed the police did not deal with me themselves, they preferred to act through the professors and writers. Neither the professors nor the writers, however, either demanded or obtained any proof-they simply took the word of the police investigators (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > поверить на слово
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125 иметь честь
• ИМЕТЬ ЧЕСТЬ obs, now used in stylized speech[VP; subj: human; foll. by infin]=====⇒ (usu. used in direct address to show one's respect for a person of higher standing) to have the opportunity and/ or distinction (of doing sth.):- have the honor (of doing < to do> sth.);- have the privilege (the pleasure) (of doing sth.);- be honored < privileged> (to do sth.);- [in limited contexts] it's an honor <a privilege, a pleasure> (to do sth.).♦ "Что вы мне предъявляете? И с кем я вообще имею честь беседовать?" (Семёнов 1). "What are you charging me with? And anyway, to whom have I the honour of speaking?" (1a).♦ "Прежде так купцы писали: честь имеем сообщить, что в наш торговый дом на равных правах вошёл Иван Иваныч Сидоров" (Федин 1). "Once merchants used to write: We have the honor to inform you that Ivan Ivanich Sidorov has entered our firm on an equal footing" (1a).♦ [Коробкин:] Имею честь поздравить Антона Антоновича! (Гоголь 4). [К.:] It's a privilege to congratulate you, Anton Antonovich (4f).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > иметь честь
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126 клещами не вытащишь
hot tongs wouldn't wrench it out of smb.; one won't get a word out of smb. with red-hot pincers; wild horses shall not drag it from smb.- А мы тоже маленько бережём себя: знаем, с кем и что говорить надо. Клещами ему из меня слова не вытащить: пускай делает, как знает. (А. Писемский, Тысяча душ) — 'We've got to look after ourselves in our little way. We know what to say and whom to say it to. He won't get a word out of me with red-hot pincers. Let him do as he likes!'
- Ты до чего мать довёл? От неё жалобу клещами не вытянешь, а тут в слезах прибежала, дрожит вся... (А. Мусатов, Стожары) — 'What have you driven your mother to? Hot tongs wouldn't wrench a complaint out of her, and now she comes to me in tears, trembling all over.'
Русско-английский фразеологический словарь > клещами не вытащишь
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127 Ч-162
ВОТ ЧТО coll Interj or Particle Invar fixed WOused to introduce and draw the interlocutor's attention to a statement, or, when used at the end of a statement, to conclude and add emphasis to that statement: (when introducing a statement) now, listen to melook here nereis the thing (the story, the deal) (when recalling sth. one had not been able to recall earlier in the conversation) oh yes (, that's it) (when concluding a statement) that's what it is that's the thing that's what (in limited contexts) that's the trouble.«Вот что, станишники (phonetic spelling = станичники)! Нам тут делать нечего. Надо уходить...» (Шолохов 3). "Now, listen to me, Cossacks! There's no point in our staying here. We've got to get away..." (3a).(Полуорлов:) Вот что! He надо извращать моих слов (Рощин 2). (R:) Look here! You don't need to twist my words (2a).Да, вот что, — вспомнил он. - Тётка твоя чулки просила купить...» (Абрамов 1). "Oh yes," he remembered. "Your aunt asked me to buy her some stockings..." (1a).«Вы не хотите, чтоб я любил вас, вот что!» - воскликнул я мрачно... (Тургенев 3). "You don't want me to love you - that's what it is," I burst out gloomily... (3b).Худо у меня, Михаил, дома, худо». - «А чего? С Марьей поцапались?» - «Ах, кабы только с Марьей! Валентина у меня больна - вот что» (Абрамов 1). "It's bad at my place, Mikhail, bad." "Why? Have you been quarreling with Marya?" "Oh, if it were only Marya. My Valentina is sick, that's the trouble" (1b). -
128 вот что
• ВОТ ЧТО coll[Interj or Particle; Invar; fixed WO]=====⇒ used to introduce and draw the interlocutor's attention to a statement, or, when used at the end of a statement, to conclude and add emphasis to that statement:- [when introducing a statement] now, listen to me;- look here;- here'ss the thing <the story, the deal>;- [when recalling sth. one had not been able to recall earlier in the conversation] oh yes (, that's it);- [when concluding a statement] that's what it is;- that's what;- [in limited contexts] that's the trouble.♦ "Вот что, станишники [phonetic spelling = станичники]! Нам тут делать нечего. Надо уходить..." (Шолохов 3). "Now, listen to me, Cossacks! There's no point in our staying here. We've got to get away..." (3a).♦ [Полуорлов:] Вот что! Не надо извращать моих слов (Рощин 2). [Р:] Look here! You don't need to twist my words (2a).♦ "Да, вот что, - вспомнил он. - Тётка твоя чулки просила купить..." (Абрамов 1). "Oh yes," he remembered. "Your aunt asked me to buy her some stockings..." (1a).♦ "Вы не хотите, чтоб я любил вас, вот что!" - воскликнул я мрачно... (Тургенев 3). "You don't want me to love you - that's what it is," I burst out gloomily... (3b).♦ "Худо у меня, Михаил, дома, худо". - "А чего? С Марьей поцапались?" - "Ах, кабы только с Марьей! Валентина у меня больна - вот что" (Абрамов 1). "It's bad at my place, Mikhail, bad." "Why? Have you been quarreling with Marya?" "Oh, if it were only Marya. My Valentina is sick, that's the trouble" (1b).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > вот что
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