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81 qo’mla
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82 едвам
едва̀м,едва̀ нареч.1. (с усилие) with great difficulty; \едвам-\едвам кретам labour (along); \едвам изкарвам прехраната си pick up a scanty livelihood; \едвам прочитам книга wade through a book; \едвам се отървах от него I had a hard time getting rid of him;2. ( слабо, почти не; за малко да не) hardly, barely, scarcely, only just, just about; \едвам доловима усмивка scarcely perceptible/almost imperceptible smile, a flicker of a smile; \едвам-\едвам only just, by/with the skin of o.’s. teeth, by a finger’s nail; \едвам изкарах изпита I (only) just scraped through; \едвам не nearly, almost, very nearly, all but; \едвам не се разплаках I came near to crying; \едвам не умря he barely escaped death; \едвам се държа hang on by the eyelids; \едвам се спасихме it was a narrow escape/squeak; \едвам спечелвам ( избори и пр.) win by a narrow margin/majority; \едвам спечелена победа narrow victory; \едвам хванахме влака we all but missed the train; тя \едвам не падна she was as near as she could to falling down;3. ( чак) only, not until; \едвам когато only when (с инверсия); \едвам по-късно not till later (с инверсия); \едвам през ХIX век as late as the XIX c.; \едвам сега only now (с инверсия); \едвам сега осъзнаха това only then/not till then did they realize it; \едвам тогава only then (с инверсия); той писа \едвам след два месеца it took him two months to write;4. ( веднага-щом, току-що) just, only just, scarcely (с перфектно време); (с инверсия, когато е в началото на изречението); \едвам бе влязъл в стаята, когато … hardly/scarcely had he entered the room when …, no sooner had he entered the room when …; \едвам … когато no sooner … than, scarcely/barely … when; \едвам-що only just; \едвам-що пристигнах I’ve only just arrived; • \едвам на десет години barely ten years old. -
83 с горем пополам
разг.with great difficulty; with not very good results; hardly; somehow; so-soЯ такая нелюдимка, дикарка; люблю пообжиться в привычном угле надолго. Как-то лучше там, где привыкнешь: хоть и с горем пополам живёшь, а всё-таки лучше. (Ф. Достоевский, Бедные люди) — I am such a recluse, I'm so unsociable, and I grow used to the places I have lived in long and feel better even if the life is hard.
Русско-английский фразеологический словарь > с горем пополам
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84 со скрипом
[so skripom]
With a creak.
To do something very slowly, with great difficulty or effort, reluctantly. Русские фразеологизмы в картинках (русско-английский словарь) > со скрипом
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85 toil
[tɔɪl]1. verb1) to work hard and long:يَكْدَحHe toiled all day in the fields.
2) to move with great difficulty:يَجُرُّ خُطاه، يَمْشي بِصُعوبَهHe toiled along the road with all his luggage.
2. nounhard work:عَمَل شاق، كَدْحHe slept well after his hours of toil.
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86 с большим трудом
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87 übersetzbar
Adj. translatable; schwer / kaum übersetzbar hard / virtually impossible to translate* * *translatable* * *über|sẹtz|baradjtranslatableleicht/schwer übersetzbar — easy/hard to translate
* * *über·setz·baradj translatablenicht \übersetzbar untranslatableleicht/schwer \übersetzbar easy/difficult [or hard] to translate predetw ist [kaum/leicht] \übersetzbar sth can be translated [only with great difficulty]/[easily] translated* * *übersetzbar adj translatable;schwer/kaum übersetzbar hard/virtually impossible to translate* * *adj.translatable adj. -
88 arduamente
adv.arduously, in a difficult, arduous manner.* * *ADV arduously* * *= arduously.Ex. When the Second World War broke out, my motherland was arduously fighting against Japanese imperialism.* * *= arduously.Ex: When the Second World War broke out, my motherland was arduously fighting against Japanese imperialism.
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89 deposición2
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90 deposición
f.1 deposition, attest, affidavit.2 deposal, deposition.3 defecation, bowel motion, dejection, deposition.4 overthrow, tumbling.* * *1 (destitución) removal from office; (de un rey) deposition, deposal2 DERECHO testimony, deposition, evidence3 formal (defecación) defecation* * *SF1) (=derrocamiento) [de rey] deposition; [de gobernante] overthrow, ousting; [de ministro] removal from office, sacking2) (Jur) (=testimonio) deposition, evidence* * *1) ( de rey) deposition; (de presidente, gobierno) overthrow2) (Fisiol) (frml)a) ( acto) bowel movementb) deposiciones femenino plural ( heces) stools (pl)3) (Der) statement, deposition (frml); ( de testigo) testimony* * *1) ( de rey) deposition; (de presidente, gobierno) overthrow2) (Fisiol) (frml)a) ( acto) bowel movementb) deposiciones femenino plural ( heces) stools (pl)3) (Der) statement, deposition (frml); ( de testigo) testimony* * *deposición11 = deposition.Ex: The investigation revealed that he had made false statements under oath during sworn oral depositions in proceedings.
deposición22 = stool.Ex: Alumina is helpful for any stool that is passed with great difficulty.
* * *A (de un rey) deposition; (de un presidente, gobierno) overthrow1 (acto) bowel movement* * *deposición nf1. [destitución] [de ministro, secretario, presidente] removal from office;[de líder, monarca] overthrowdeposiciones [heces] stools* * *f deposition* * *deposición nf, pl - ciones1) : statement, testimony2) : removal from office -
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92 कुम्भः _kumbhḥ
कुम्भः [कुं भूमिं कुत्सितं वा उम्भति पूरयति उम्भ्-अच् शकं˚ Tv.]1 A pitcher, water-pot, jar; इयं सुस्तनी मस्तकन्यस्तकुम्भा Jag.; वर्जयेत्तादृशं मित्रं विषकुम्भं पयोमुखम् H.1.74; R.2.36; so कुच˚, स्तन˚.-2 The frontal globe on the forehead of an elephant; इभकुम्भ Māl.5.32; मत्तेभकुम्भदलने भुवि सन्ति शूराः Bh.1.59.-3 Aquarius, the eleventh sign of the zodiac.-4 A measure of grain equal to 2 droṇas; धान्यं दशभ्यः कुम्भेभ्यो हरतो$भ्यधिकं वधः Ms.8.32.-5 (In Yoga phil.) Closing the nostrils and mouth so as to suspend breathing.-6 The paramour of a harlot.-7 An urn in which the bones of dead bodies are collected.-8 A kind of heart-disease.-9 N. of a plant (and also of its fruit); क्वचिद् बिल्वैः क्वचित्कुम्भैः क्वचिच्चा- मलकमुष्टिभिः Bhāg.1.18.14.-भा A harlot, a whore.-भम् A fragrant resin (गुग्गुल).-Comp. -उदरः one of the attendants of Śiva; अवेहि मां किङ्करमष्टमूर्तेः कुम्भोदरं नाम निकुम्भमित्रम् R.2.35.-उलूकः a kind of owl; हृत्वा पिष्ट- मयं पूपं कुम्भोलूकः प्रजायते Mb.13.111.11.-उलूख<?>कम् a medicinal plant (Mar. गुग्गुळ).-कर्णः 'pitcher-eared', N. of a gigantic Rākṣasa, a brother of Rāvaṇa and slain by Rāma. [He is said to have devoured thousands of beings including sages and heavenly nymphs, and the gods were anxiously waiting for an opportunity to retaliate upon the powerful demon. After Brahmā had inflicted on him a curse for the humiliation to which he subjected Indra and his elephant Airāvata, Kumbhakarṇa began to practise the most rigid austerities. Brahmā was pleased and was about to grant him a boon, when the gods requested Sarasvatī to sit on his tongue and to pervert it. Accordingly when he went to the god, instead of asking Indrapada he asked Nidrāpada which was readily granted. It is said that he slept for six months at a time, and, when roused, was awake for only one day. When Lankā was besieged by the monkey-troops of Rāma, Ravāṇa with great difficulty roused Kumbhakarṇa, desirous of availing himself of his gigantic strength. After having drunk 2 jars of liquor, he took Sugrīva prisoner, besides devouring thousands of monkeys. He was ultimately slain by Rāma.] Rām.6; R.12.8.-2 an epithet of Śiva; Mb.12.-कामला a bilious affection.-कारः 1 a potter; मृद्दण्डचक्रसंयोगात्कुम्भकारो यथा घटम् (करोति) Y.3.146.-2 a mixed tribe (वेश्यायां विप्रतश्चौर्यात् कुम्भकारः स उच्यते Uśanas; or मालाकारात्कर्मकर्यां कुम्भकारो व्यजायत Parāśara).-3 a serpent.-4 a kind of wild fowl.(-री), -कारिका 1 the wife of a potter.-2 a kind of collyrium.-घोणः N. of a town.-जः, -जन्मन् m.-योनिः, m.-संभवः 1 epithets of Agastya; एतदाख्याय रामाय महर्षिः कुम्भसंभवः Rām.7.8.1; प्रससादोदयादम्भः कुम्भयोनेर्महौजसः R.4.21;15.55.-2 an epithet of Droṇa, the military preceptor of the Kauravas and Pāṇḍavas.-3 an epithet of Vasiṣṭha.-दासी a bawd, procuress; sometimes used as a term of reproach or abuse.-धरः the sign ef the zodiac called Aquarius.-पञ्जरः a niche in the wall.-राशिः the sign Aqua- rius.-रेतस् m. a form of Agni.-लग्नम् that time of the day in which Aquarius rises above the horizon.-मण्डूकः 1 (lit.) a frog in a pitcher.-2 (fig.) an inexperienced man; cf. कूपमण्डूक.-शाला pottery.-सन्धिः the hollow on the top of an elephant's head between the frontal globes. -
93 güç belâ
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94 laborieusement
laborieusement [labɔʀjøzmɑ̃]adverb* * *labɔʀjøzmɑ̃adverbe laboriously* * *labɔʀjøzmɑ̃ adv* * *laborieusement adv laboriously.[labɔrjøzmɑ̃] adverbe -
95 trauð
f., in the phrase, við t. ok nauð, with great difficulty.* * *f., in the phrase, við trauð ok nauð, ‘let or hindrance,’ cp. Dan. ‘med nöd og neppe,’ Bs. i. 200, Karl. 384. -
96 perdifficiliter
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97 संयम
saṉ-yamam. holding together, restraint, control, (esp.) control of the senses, self-control Mn. MBh. etc.;
tying up (the hair) Sāh. ;
binding, fettering VarBṛS. ;
closing (of the eyes) MārkP. ;
concentration of mind (comprising the performance of Dhāraṇā, Dhyāna, andﾠ Samādhi, orﾠ the last three stages in Yoga) Yogas. Sarvad. ;
effort, exertion (ā́, with great difficulty) MBh. ;
suppression i.e. destruction (of the world) Pur. ;
N. of a son of Dhūmrâksha ( andﾠ father of Kṛiṡâṡva) BhP. ;
- dhana mfn. rich in self-restraint MBh. ;
- puṇya-tīrtha mfn. having restraint for a holy place of pilgrimage MBh. ;
- vat mfn. self-controlled, parsimonious, economical Kathās. ;
- māgni m. the fire of abstinence Bhag. ;
-mâ̱mbhas n. the flood of water at the end of the world BhP.
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98 chiq
v.i. to go up, to ascend, to climb; to increase; to get on (conveyance); to rise (sun, moon); to go out, to get out, to leave; to come up/out, to spring up, to arise; to appear (before), to be found, to show up; to come forth, to issue from; to come out, to fall off; to be dislocated (limb); to stick out, to protrude; to come from, to originate; to be printed or issued, to come out (publication); to turn out; to run out of, to wear out; to become tired of; to be over; to win; V+(i)b chiq indicates action done from beginning to end or all through a period of time, e.g., kechasi bilan yomon tush ko’rib chiqdim I saw bad dreams the whole night; qishdan ming mashaqqat bilan chiqib oldim I got through the winter with great difficulty. chiqar must have, probably. rasm yaxshi chiqmabdi The picture didn’t come out well. o’g’li yaxshi bola chiqibdi His son turned out to be a fine lad. hisoblasam, yuz so’m chiqdi I figured it came out to 100 soum. ko’zlari qinidan chiq to have one’s eyes jump out of their sockets. og’zining bir chekkasidan chiqib ketadi Easy to say. yuz joyiga pichoq ursang, bir joyidan qon chiqmaydi callous; avaricious. chiqmagan jondan umid There’s always hope (for recovery). chiqasi kelsa if it’s going to happen, if it’s going to come out/to pass. (chiqaz, chiqazil, chiqazish, chiqar, chiqaril, chiqarish, chiqartir, chiqil)chiq ono.dripping, clicking, or pipping sound -
99 qiyin
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100 übersetzbar
über·setz·bar adjtranslatable;nicht \übersetzbar untranslatable;etw ist [kaum/leicht] \übersetzbar sth can be translated [only with great difficulty]/[easily] translated
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