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121 despelucado
Del verbo despelucar: ( conjugate despelucar) \ \
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despelucado,-a adj fam unkempt: ¿de dónde vienes tan despelucado?, you look as if you've been dragged through a hedge backwards, where have you been? ' despelucado' also found in these entries: Spanish: despelucada -
122 despelucada
despelucado,-a adj fam unkempt: ¿de dónde vienes tan despelucado?, you look as if you've been dragged through a hedge backwards, where have you been?
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123 despelucado
Del verbo despelucar: ( conjugate despelucar)
despelucado es:
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despelucado,-a adj fam unkempt: ¿de dónde vienes tan despelucado?, you look as if you've been dragged through a hedge backwards, where have you been?
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124 ezkutatu
du/ad.1. ( gorde, kukutu, izkutatu) to hide; lurpean \ezkutatu zuen pistola he hid the pistol in the ground2. ( estali)a. to cover, conceal; Maitek bi eskuez bere sabeltxoa ezkutzen zuen Maite covered her little belly with both her handsb. (irud.) to conceal, hide; egia \ezkutatu to {hide || conceal} the truth; zerbait ezkutatzen didazu you're hiding something from me; bihotzeko oinazea \ezkutatu nahirik wishing to hide the torment in her heart; bere higuina \ezkutatuz concealing her revulsion da/ad.1.a. to hide; non \ezkutatu zara? i. ( orain arte) where have you been hiding? ii. ( une honetan) where are you hiding?b. to hide, conceal o.s., steal away; sasi artean \ezkutatu ziren they hid among the brambles; sasi artean \ezkutaturik zebiltzan they were lurking in the bushes2. ( desagertu) to hide away; hori esanda, gizona \ezkutatu zitzaien having said that, the man hid from them -
125 a Rip Van Winkle
Pип Baн Bинкль, oтcтaлый, кocный чeлoвeк, peтpoгpaд [пo имeни пpocпaвшeгo двaдцaть лeт гepoя oднoимённoгo paccкaзa B. Иpвингa; пepвoнaч. aмep.]You might have got the house for that price twenty years ago but not today. Where have you been living all this time? You are a real Rip Van Winkle! -
126 nowhere
['nəʊweə(r)]1) da nessuna parte, in nessun postonowhere else will you find a better bargain — non troverete un affare migliore da nessun'altra parte
to appear o come out of nowhere venire dal nulla; there's nowhere to sit down non c'è un posto per sedere; nowhere is this custom more widespread than in China la Cina è il luogo in cui questo costume è maggiormente diffuso; this team is going nowhere questa squadra sta facendo ben poco; Ј 10 goes nowhere these days con 10 sterline non fai molto oggigiorno; all this talk is getting us nowhere tutto questo gran parlare non ci porterà a niente; flattery will get you nowhere! — non otterrai nulla con le lusinghe!
2) nowhere near* * *['nəuweə](in or to no place; not anywhere: It was nowhere to be found; `Where have you been?' `Nowhere in particular.') da nessuna parte, in nessun luogo* * *['nəʊweə(r)]1) da nessuna parte, in nessun postonowhere else will you find a better bargain — non troverete un affare migliore da nessun'altra parte
to appear o come out of nowhere venire dal nulla; there's nowhere to sit down non c'è un posto per sedere; nowhere is this custom more widespread than in China la Cina è il luogo in cui questo costume è maggiormente diffuso; this team is going nowhere questa squadra sta facendo ben poco; Ј 10 goes nowhere these days con 10 sterline non fai molto oggigiorno; all this talk is getting us nowhere tutto questo gran parlare non ci porterà a niente; flattery will get you nowhere! — non otterrai nulla con le lusinghe!
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127 У-81
БЕЗ УМА PrepP Invar1. \У-81 от кого-чего (the resulting PrepP is subj-compl with бытье (subj: human) one is spellbound, enraptured by s.o. or sth.: X без ума от Y-a — X is crazy (mad, wild, dotty) about YX goes wild (crazy) over Y X has lost his head over person Y X is madly (head over heels) in love with person Y X is head over heels over person Y."...Мы приходим однажды к нашим девушкам. Мою звали Катрин, я её Катей называл, а молоденькую звали Гретой... Мне нравится моя Катя, и я, чувствую, ей нравлюсь, а эти вообще без ума друг от друга» (Искандер 5). "...One time we came to see our girls. Mine was named Katrin-I called her Katya-and the young one was named Greta....I liked my Katya, and she liked me, I could feel it, and the other two were just plain crazy about each other" (5a).«Откуда вы, Обломов? He знает Дашеньки! Весь город без ума, как она танцует!» (Гончаров 1). "Where have you been, Oblomov? You don't know Dashenka? Why, the whole town is crazy about her dancing" (1a).Великолепный математик был у нас в Юрятине. В двух гимназиях преподавал, в мужской и у нас... Девочки были без ума от него, все в него влюблялись» (Пастернак 1). "We had an excellent (math) teacher in Yuriatin, he taught both in the boys' school and in ours....All the girls were mad about him, they all fell in love with him" (1a).Ира-Ирунчик оказалась без ума от Аркашки и не могла этого скрыть... (Залыгин 1). Irina/Irunchik turned out to be dotty about Arkady and quite unable to hide it (1a).Мне была совершенно ясна бессмыслица гартвиговских авантюр, но иные интеллигенты, и в особенности дамы с воспалённым воображением, были от них без ума (Трифонов 5). The absurdity of Gartvig's adventures was perfectly clear to me, but some intellectuals-and especially certain ladies with overly vivid imaginations-went wild over them (5a)....He я один влюбился в неё: все мужчины, посещавшие её дом, были от ней без ума... (Тургенев 3)....1 was not the only one to have fallen in love with her: all the men who visited the house were madly in love with her... (3a).2. \У-81 любить кого, rare что, влюбляться в кого, бытье влюблённым в когоadv(to love s.o.) ardently, ferventlymadlyto distraction beyond all measure.Ещё до войны видела однажды Настёна в кино... как городская баба, не зная, чем угодить мужику, которого она без ума любила, кормила его, как маленького, из рук (Распутин 2). Once before the war Nastyona saw a movie... in which a city woman, not knowing how to please the man she loved madly, spoon-fed him like a child (2a).Гораздо сильнейшее влияние (,чем романы,) имела на меня пьеса, которую я любил без ума... - «Свадьба Фигаро» (Герцен 1). A play which I liked beyond all measure..., the Marriage of Figaro, had much greater influence on me (than novels) (1a). -
128 без ума
• БЕЗ УМА[PrepP; Invar]=====⇒ one is spellbound, enraptured by s.o. or sth.:- X без ума от Y-a ≈ X is crazy (mad, wild, dotty) about Y;- X goes wild < crazy> over Y;- X is head over heels over person Y.♦ "...Мы приходим однажды к нашим девушкам. Мою звали Катрин, я её Катей называл, а молоденькую звали Гретой... Мне нравится моя Катя, и я, чувствую, ей нравлюсь, а эти вообще без ума друг от друга" (Искандер 5). "...One time we came to see our girls. Mine was named Katrin-I called her Katya - and the young one was named Greta.... I liked my Katya, and she liked me, I could feel it, and the other two were just plain crazy about each other" (5a).♦ "Откуда вы, Обломов? Не знает Дашеньки! Весь город без ума, как она танцует!" (Гончаров 1). "Where have you been, Oblomov? You don't know Dashenka? Why, the whole town is crazy about her dancing" (1a).♦ "Великолепный математик был у нас в Юрятине. В двух гимназиях преподавал, в мужской и у нас... Девочки были без ума от него, все в него влюблялись" (Пастернак 1). "We had an excellent [math] teacher in Yuriatin, he taught both in the boys' school and in ours....All the girls were mad about him, they all fell in love with him" (1a).♦ Ира-Ирунчик оказалась без ума от Аркашки и не могла этого скрыть... (Залыгин 1). Irina/ Irunchik turned out to be dotty about Arkady and quite unable to hide it (1a).♦ Мне была совершенно ясна бессмыслица гартвиговских авантюр, но иные интеллигенты, и в особенности дамы с воспалённым воображением, были от них без ума (Трифонов 5). The absurdity of Gartvig's adventures was perfectly clear to me, but some intellectuals-and especially certain ladies with overly vivid imaginations - went wild over them (5a).♦...Не я один влюбился в неё: все мужчины, посещавшие её дом, были от ней без ума... (Тургенев 3)....I was not the only one to have fallen in love with her: all the men who visited the house were madly in love with her... (3a).⇒ (to love s.o.) ardently, fervently:- madly;- beyond all measure.♦ Ешё до войны видела однажды Настёна в кино... как городская баба, не зная, чем угодить мужику, которого она без ума любила, кормила его, как маленького, из рук (Распутин 2). Once before the war Nastyona saw a movie... in which a city woman, not knowing how to please the man she loved madly, spoon-fed him like a child (2a).♦ Гораздо сильнейшее влияние [,чем романы,] имела на меня пьеса, которую я любил без ума... - "Свадьба Фигаро" (Герцен 1). A play which I liked beyond all measure..., the Marriage of Figaro, had much greater influence on me [than novels](1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > без ума
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