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  • 1 П-60

    НА ВСЕХ ПАРАХ PrepP Invar adv
    1. \П-60 идти, мчаться и т. п. (of a train, ship etc) (to go, race) at full capacity
    under a full head of steam
    at full steam full steam (speed) ahead (of a ship or boat) under full sail.
    ...(Коля) предложил, что он, ночью, когда придёт одиннадцатичасовой поезд, ляжет между рельсами ничком и пролежит недвижно, пока поезд пронесётся над ним на всех парах (Достоевский 1).... (Kolya) offered to lie face down between the rails that night when the eleven o'clock train came, and to lie there without moving while the train passed over him at full steam(1a)
    2. - лететь, мчаться, нестись и т.п. (куда) coll.
    Also: НА ВСЕХ ПАРУС АХ (to race, run toward some place or, when used figuratively, advance toward some goal) with great speed, with the utmost effort: under full sail at full (top) speed at full throttle full speed ahead.
    Главное то, что у меня объявился свой капитал, а потому и пустился я жить в своё удовольствие, со всем юным стремлением, без удержу, поплыл на всех парусах (Достоевский 1). The chief thing was that I had come into my own money, and with that I threw myself into a life of pleasure, with all the impetuous-ness of youth, without restraint, under full sail (1a).
    3. coll. Also: НА ВСЕХ ПАРУСАХ (to do sth.) very quickly
    on the double
    in short order posthaste.

    Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > П-60

  • 2 на всех парах

    [PrepP; Invar; adv]
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    1. на всех парах идти, мчаться и т.п. (of a train, ship etc) (to go, race) at full capacity:
    - [of a ship or boat] under full sail.
         ♦...[Коля] предложил, что он, ночью, когда придёт одиннадцатичасовой поезд, ляжет между рельсами ничком и пролежит недвижно, пока поезд пронесётся над ним на всех парах (Достоевский 1).... [Kolya] offered to lie face down between the rails that night when the eleven o'clock train came, and to lie there without moving while the train passed over him at full steam (1a)
    2. на всех парах лететь, мчаться, нестись и т.п. (куда) coll. Also: НА ВСЕХ ПАРУСАХ( to race, run toward some place or, when used figuratively, advance toward some goal) with great speed, with the utmost effort:
    - full speed ahead.
         ♦ Главное то, что у меня объявился свой капитал, а потому и пустился я жить в своё удовольствие, со всем юным стремлением, без удержу, поплыл на всех парусах (Достоевский 1). The chief thing was that I had come into my own money, and with that I threw myself into a life of pleasure, with all the impetuousness of youth, without restraint, under full sail (1a).
    3. coll. Also: НА ВСЕХ ПАРУСАХ( to do sth.) very quickly:
    - posthaste.

    Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > на всех парах

  • 3 на всех парусах

    [PrepP; Invar; adv]
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    1. на всех парусах идти, мчаться и т.п. (of a train, ship etc) (to go, race) at full capacity:
    - [of a ship or boat] under full sail.
         ♦...[Коля] предложил, что он, ночью, когда придёт одиннадцатичасовой поезд, ляжет между рельсами ничком и пролежит недвижно, пока поезд пронесётся над ним на всех парах (Достоевский 1).... [Kolya] offered to lie face down between the rails that night when the eleven o'clock train came, and to lie there without moving while the train passed over him at full steam (1a)
    2. на всех парусах лететь, мчаться, нестись и т.п. (куда) coll. Also: НА ВСЕХ ПАРУСАХ (to race, run toward some place or, when used figuratively, advance toward some goal) with great speed, with the utmost effort:
    - full speed ahead.
         ♦ Главное то, что у меня объявился свой капитал, а потому и пустился я жить в своё удовольствие, со всем юным стремлением, без удержу, поплыл на всех парусах (Достоевский 1). The chief thing was that I had come into my own money, and with that I threw myself into a life of pleasure, with all the impetuousness of youth, without restraint, under full sail (1a).
    3. coll. Also: НА ВСЕХ ПАРУСАХ (to do sth.) very quickly:
    - posthaste.

    Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > на всех парусах

  • 4 вскрытие показало

    ВСКРЫТИЕ ПОКАЗАЛО разг.
    it turns out that / in hindsight it's clear that как выяснилось <как правило, о неприятном результате, в переносном смысле - шутливо> it has transpired that <in Russian literally "the post-mortem has shown that," usually said of a negative result or jokingly (when used figuratively)>

    Вскрытие показало, что у нас ничего не выйдет. In hindsight it's clear that nothing could come of it.

    Дополнение к русско-английским словарям > вскрытие показало

  • 5 pako'o

    to become dislocated (of bone).
    to break loose, to become undone (of something that was linked, connected); to release, to let go of, also used figuratively: ka-pako'o-mai i te kî out with it, say frankly what you wanted to tell me.
    to lose (money gambling): ana pako'o te ohio e-tahi kope, ku-geo-á, ina ekó mihaore, when one loses money and is cleaned out, he has no luck at all.

    Rapanui-English dictionary > pako'o

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