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41 чем господь послал
• ЧЕМ БОГ < ГОСПОДЬ БОГ> ПОСЛАЛ угощать кого, закусывать, завтракать и т. п.; ЧТО БОГ ПОСЛАЛ есть, отведать both coll[subord clause; past or, rare, fut; used as obj; fixed WO]=====⇒ (to treat s.o. to, snack on, breakfast on etc) whatever food happens to be available:- (give < take>) potluck;- whatever is on (at) hand.♦ Я чувствую, что как только мы покончим со сбором орехов, дядя возьмет их [бойцов] к себе и угостит чем бог послал (Искандер 4). I have a feeling that as soon as we finish gathering nuts, Uncle will take the men home and give them potluck (4a).♦ Зурин пригласил меня отобедать с ним вместе чем бог послал, по-солдатски (Пушкин 2). Не [Zurin] invited me to take potluck with him as a fellow soldier (2a).♦ [author's usage]...Семья наша простая и пища простая, ели что бог посылал... (Рыбаков 1)....Ours was a simple family and our food was simple; we ate whatever there was... (1a).♦ "Я угостила его [генерала] чем бог послал, разговорились о том о сём, наконец и о Дубровском" (Пушкин 1). "I treated him [the general] to whatever was in the house, and we talked about this and that, mentioning at last Dubrovskii, too" (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > чем господь послал
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42 что бог послал
• ЧЕМ БОГ < ГОСПОДЬ БОГ> ПОСЛАЛ угощать кого, закусывать, завтракать и т. п.; ЧТО БОГ ПОСЛАЛ есть, отведать both coll[subord clause; past or, rare, fut; used as obj; fixed WO]=====⇒ (to treat s.o. to, snack on, breakfast on etc) whatever food happens to be available:- (give < take>) potluck;- whatever is on (at) hand.♦ Я чувствую, что как только мы покончим со сбором орехов, дядя возьмет их [бойцов] к себе и угостит чем бог послал (Искандер 4). I have a feeling that as soon as we finish gathering nuts, Uncle will take the men home and give them potluck (4a).♦ Зурин пригласил меня отобедать с ним вместе чем бог послал, по-солдатски (Пушкин 2). Не [Zurin] invited me to take potluck with him as a fellow soldier (2a).♦ [author's usage]...Семья наша простая и пища простая, ели что бог посылал... (Рыбаков 1)....Ours was a simple family and our food was simple; we ate whatever there was... (1a).♦ "Я угостила его [генерала] чем бог послал, разговорились о том о сём, наконец и о Дубровском" (Пушкин 1). "I treated him [the general] to whatever was in the house, and we talked about this and that, mentioning at last Dubrovskii, too" (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > что бог послал
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43 П-346
ПЕРВЫЙ ПОПАВШИЙСЯ (ПОПАВШИЙ substand) AdjP (used as modif) or NP fixed WOwhatever person or thing happens to be closest by, soonest available, easiest to reach, most readily obtainable etcthe first NP (that) one comes acrossthe first NP one sees (meets, runs into, can get one's hands on etc) the first NP one happens to see (to meet, to come across etc) the first NP that comes to hand the first NP who (that) turns up the first NP to come along the first available NP (of sth. recalled, thought of) the first NP that comes to mind.«Какую газету тебе купить?» - «Да первую попавшуюся». "What newspaper should I buy you?" uOh, the first you come across."...(Пьер) взял первую попавшуюся с полки книгу (это были Записки Цезаря) и принялся, облокотившись, читать её из середины (Толстой 4)....(Pierre) took from the shelf the first book that came to hand (it was Caesar's Commentaries), and, propping his head on his elbow, commenced reading it from the middle (4a). -
44 первый попавший
• ПЕРВЫЙ ПОПАВШИЙСЯ (ПОПАВШИЙ substand)[AdjP (used as modif) or NP; fixed WO]=====⇒ whatever person or thing happens to be closest by, soonest available, easiest to reach, most readily obtainable etc:- the first [NP] (that) one comes across;- the first [NP] one sees <meets, runs into, can get one's hands on etc>;- the first [NP] one happens to see <to meet, to come across etc>;- the first [NP] that comes to hand;- the first [NP] to come along;- the first available [NP];- [of sth. recalled, thought of] the first [NP] that comes to mind.♦ "Какую газету тебе купить?" - "Да первую попавшуюся". "What newspaper should I buy you?" "Oh, the first you come across."♦...[Пьер] взял первую попавшуюся с полки книгу (это были Записки Цезаря) и принялся, облокотившись, читать её из середины (Толстой 4)....[Pierre] took from the shelf the first book that came to hand (it was Caesar's Commentaries), and, propping his head on his elbow, commenced reading it from the middle (4a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > первый попавший
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45 первый попавшийся
• ПЕРВЫЙ ПОПАВШИЙСЯ ( ПОПАВШИЙ substand)[AdjP (used as modif) or NP; fixed WO]=====⇒ whatever person or thing happens to be closest by, soonest available, easiest to reach, most readily obtainable etc:- the first [NP] (that) one comes across;- the first [NP] one sees <meets, runs into, can get one's hands on etc>;- the first [NP] one happens to see <to meet, to come across etc>;- the first [NP] that comes to hand;- the first [NP] to come along;- the first available [NP];- [of sth. recalled, thought of] the first [NP] that comes to mind.♦ "Какую газету тебе купить?" - "Да первую попавшуюся". "What newspaper should I buy you?" "Oh, the first you come across."♦...[Пьер] взял первую попавшуюся с полки книгу (это были Записки Цезаря) и принялся, облокотившись, читать её из середины (Толстой 4)....[Pierre] took from the shelf the first book that came to hand (it was Caesar's Commentaries), and, propping his head on his elbow, commenced reading it from the middle (4a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > первый попавшийся
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46 что бы ни
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НЕВЗИРАЯ НИ НА ЧТО PrepP Invar adv, fixed WOdespite everything, whatever the circumstances may beno matter whatin spite of everything regardless regardless of anything (everything, what happens etc).Как-то он (Иван) сказал писателю, чтобы тот перестал записывать и держал бы в уме свои жизненные наблюдения. Но тот ответил, что все равно будет записывать, что бы Иван с ним ни сделал, пусть он его хоть побьет, но он писатель и будет записывать, невзирая ни на что (Аксёнов 1). Once he (Ivan) told the writer to stop writing things down and to store his observations on life in his head. But this guy said he'd keep writing things down anyway, whatever Ivan did to him, even if Ivan beat him, he was a writer and would write things down no matter what (1a). -
48 невзирая ни на что
[PrepP; Invar; adv; fixed WO]=====⇒ despite everything, whatever the circumstances may be:- regardless;- regardless of anything (everything, what happens etc).♦ Как-то он [ Иван] сказал писателю, чтобы тот перестал записывать и держал бы в уме свои жизненные наблюдения. Но тот ответил, что все равно будет записывать, что бы Иван с ним ни сделал, пусть он его хоть побьёт, но он писатель и будет записывать, невзирая ни на что (Аксёнов 1). Once he [Ivan] told the writer to stop writing things down and to store his observations on life in his head. But this guy said he'd keep writing things down anyway, whatever Ivan did to him, even if Ivan beat him, he was a writer and would write things down no matter what (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > невзирая ни на что
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49 случай
муж.1) caseкак (это делается) в случае, если бы — as would be the case if
и в том, и в другом случае — in either case
как в случае (чего-л., с чем-л.) — as with smth.
в особых случаях — in special situations/cases
в обоих случаях — in either case, in both cases
в случае — in case of, in event of/that
на всякий случай — to be on the safe side, just to be/make sure
на всякий пожарный случай — разг. just in case, just to be absolutely sure
во всяком случае — in any case, anyhow, anyway
при случае — as required, if/when necessary ( когда необходимо); given the opportunity, when one has the chance ( когда представиться возможность)
в случае чего — разг. if something happens
ни в коем случае — not on any account, not under any circumstances
на крайний случай — (оставить что-л.) to leave/keep smth. as a last resort
на первый случай — to start/begin with
по такому/ этому случаю — that being the case, in view of that
в крайнем случае, в худшем случае — if worst comes to worst, at (the) worst
в данном случае — in this case, on this occasion, in this instance, in the case in question
в любом случае — in any case, whatever the case; anyway, anyhow
в общем случае — in the general case/way, generally
в последнем случае (из двух) — if the latter is the case, in the latter case
в противном случае — otherwise, elsewise, failing which
в рассматриваемом случае — in the case under consideration/review/study, in the case at hand/question
в таком случае, в этом случае — in that case, if that's the case
на случай аварии — in case of accident; for emergency use
на случай — (чего-л.) in case (of), in the event (of)
по случаю — (чего-л.) on the occasion of smth.; on account of smth., because of
смертельный случай — fatality, fatal case
2) ( происшествие)occurrence; incident, event- несчастный случай3) ( возможность)occasion, opportunity, chanceвоспользоваться удобным случаем — to seize an opportunity, to profit by the occasion
упустить удобный случай — to miss the opportunity, to lose the chance
не упускать случая — not to lose the opportunity of doing smth.
4) ( случайность)•во всех случаях — in all instances, in all cases
••от случая к случаю — (only) on occasion, from time to time
См. также в других словарях:
whatever happens — phrase used for saying that nothing will change a situation or fact Whatever happens tomorrow, this experience has been worth the effort. Thesaurus: unlikely or impossible to changesynonym Main entry: happen … Useful english dictionary
whatever happens — used for saying that nothing will change a situation or fact Whatever happens tomorrow, this experience has been worth the effort … English dictionary
whatever happens — no matter what occurs … English contemporary dictionary
whatever — what|ev|er [ wat evər, hwat evər ] function word *** Whatever can be used in the following ways: as a relative pronoun (starting a relative clause that is the subject, object, or complement of another clause): You can choose whatever you like. as … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
whatever */*/*/ — UK [wɒtˈevə(r)] / US [wɑtˈevər] / US [hwɑtˈevər] adverb, conjunction, determiner, pronoun Summary: Whatever can be used in the following ways: as a relative pronoun (starting a relative clause that is the subject, object, or complement of another … English dictionary
whatever*/*/*/ — [wɒtˈevə] grammar word summary: Whatever can be: ■ a relative pronoun: You can choose whatever you like. ■ a determiner: We ll be ready at whatever time you get here. ■ a question pronoun: Whatever do you mean? ■ a conjunction: We must stay… … Dictionary for writing and speaking English
whatever — [[t](h)wɒte̱və(r)[/t]] ♦♦ 1) CONJ SUBORD You use whatever to refer to anything or everything of a particular type. Franklin was free to do pretty much whatever he pleased... When you re older I think you re better equipped mentally to cope with… … English dictionary
whatever — /wɒtˈɛvə / (say wot evuh) pronoun (relative) 1. anything that: do whatever you like. 2. any amount or measure (of something) that: whatever of time or energy may be mine. 3. no matter what: do it, whatever happens. 4. Colloquial anything or… …
whatever — /hwut ev euhr, hwot , hweuht , wut , wot , weuht /, pron. 1. anything that (usually used in relative clauses): Whatever you say is all right with me. 2. (used relatively to indicate a quantity of a specified or implied antecedent): Take whatever… … Universalium
whatever — what•ev•er [[t](h)wʌtˈɛv ər, (h)wɒt , (h)wət , wʌt , wɒt , wət [/t]] pron. 1) fun anything that (usu. used in relative clauses): Do whatever you like[/ex] 2) fun (used relatively to indicate a quantity of a specified or implied antecedent): Take… … From formal English to slang
whatever — adj. & pron. 1 = WHAT (in relative uses) with the emphasis on indefiniteness (lend me whatever you can; whatever money you have). 2 though anything (we are safe whatever happens). 3 (with neg. or interrog.) at all; of any kind (there is no doubt… … Useful english dictionary