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ОТКУДА ПРЫТЬ ВЗЯЛАСЬ (у кого) coll VP subj. past only usu. used as indep. clause usu. this WO (in refer, to s.o. 's sudden display of vigor, nerve etc) what is the source of this unexpected energy, strength, readiness to do sth. etc?: откуда (у X-a) прыть взялась? = where did X get this sudden burst (charge) of energy? where did X get the spunk (the pluck, the gumption, the pep) (, I wonder)?(author's usage) Откуда только взялось прыти? Он вскочил и отбежал в середину бойлерной (Аксенов 6). Where did he get this sudden burst of energy? He jumped to his feet and ran into the middle of the boiler room (6a)Когда я в тот же день вечером рассказал Дмитрию свое приключение с Колпиковым... он удивился чрезвычайно. «Да это тот самый! - сказал он, -можешь себе представить, что этот Колпиков известный негодяй, шулер, a i лавное трус, выгнан товарищами из полка за то, что получил пощечину и не хотел драться. Откуда у него прыть взялась?» (Толстой 2). When I told Dmitri that same evening about my adventure with Kolpikov.he was extremely surprised: "Oh, so that's the one!" he said. "Just imagine, that Kolpikov's a notorious rogue and card-sharp, but the main thing is he's a coward and was drummed out of his regiment by his comrades because his face was slapped and he wouldn't fight Where did he get the spunk, I wonder?" (2b) -
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• ОТКУДА ПРЫТЬ ВЗЯЛАСЬ (у кого) coll[VPsubj; past only; usu. used as indep. clause; usu. this WO]=====⇒ (in refer, to s.o.'s sudden display of vigor, nerve etc) what is the source of this unexpected energy, strength, readiness to do sth. etc?:- where did X get the spunk (the pluck, the gumption, the pep) (, I wonder)?♦ [author's usage] Откуда только взялось прыти? Он вскочил и отбежал в середину бойлерной (Аксенов 6). Where did he get this sudden burst of energy? He jumped to his feet and ran into the middle of the boiler room (6a)♦ Когда я в тот же день вечером рассказал Дмитрию свое приключение с Колпиковым... он удивился чрезвычайно. "Да это тот самый! - сказал он, - можешь себе представить, что этот Колпиков известный негодяй, шулер, а главное трус, выгнан товарищами из полка за то, что получил пощечину и не хотел драться. Откуда у него прыть взялась?" (Толстой 2). When I told Dmitri that same evening about my adventure with Kolpikov.he was extremely surprised: "Oh, so that's the one!" he said. "Just imagine, that Kolpikov's a notorious rogue and card-sharp, but the main thing is he's a coward and was drummed out of his regiment by his comrades because his face was slapped and he wouldn't fight Where did he get the spunk, I wonder?" (2b)Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > откуда прыть взялась
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