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  • 1 достойный серьезного внимания

    Русско-английский синонимический словарь > достойный серьезного внимания

  • 2 В-173

    ОСТАВЛЯТЬ/ОСТАВИТЬ БЕЗ ВНИМАНИЯ что VP subj: human or collect) not to pay attention to sth., to consider sth. not worthy of regard
    X оставил без внимания Y - X took no notice of Y
    X paid no heed to Y X ignored (disregarded) Y X brushed Y aside.
    Крупной ошибкой, которую сделал в этот период жизни своей Мольер, была следующая: он прислушивался к тому плохому, что о нем говорят, и оскорбления, которые ему следовало оставлять без всякого внимания, задевали его (Булгаков 5). During this period of his life, Moliere made the serious mistake of listening to the evil spoken of him. The insults which he should have ignored cut him to the quick (5a).

    Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > В-173

  • 3 Д-197

    ЧЕМ БЫ ДИТЯ НИ ТЕШИЛОСЬ, ЛИШЬ БЫ НЕ ПЛАКАЛО (saying often only the first half of the saying is used) let a person do what he wants as long as he is satisfied (said when condescendingly referring to s.o. 's pursuits, actions etc, which are not serious, not worthy of attention): — as long as you are (he is etc) happy if it makes you (him etc) happy anything that keeps you (him etc) happy (in limited contexts) whatever makes your (his etc) boat float anything to make it easier for you ( him etc).
    Вскоре после той их первой встречи в чайной Фёдор стал замечать, что старики его наладились подолгу отлучаться на выпасы к Загладину, приохотив к этому и соседей. Сначала он лишь посмеивался над старческой блажью: чем бы дитя ни тешилось! (Максимов 1). Soon after their first meeting in the tearoom, Fyodor had begun to notice that his old folk had taken to making extended visits to Zagladin's pastures, taking their neighbors along with them. At first he had merely laughed at the old couple's whim: anything that keeps them happy! (1a).
    «Меня вы забудете, -начал он опять, - мёртвый живому не товарищ. Отец вам будет говорить, что вот, мол, какого человека Россия теряет... Это чепуха но не разуверяйте старика. Чем бы дитя ни тешилось... вы знаете» (Тургенев 2). "You'll forget me," he began again
    "the dead are no companions for the living. My father will tell you what a man Russia is losing-that's nonsense
    but don't disillusion the old man. Anything to make it easier for him-you know" (2e).

    Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > Д-197

  • 4 оставить без внимания

    ОСТАВЛЯТЬ/ОСТАВИТЬ БЕЗ ВНИМАНИЯ что
    [VP; subj: human or collect]
    =====
    not to pay attention to sth., to consider sth. not worthy of regard:
    - X оставил без внимания Y X took no notice of Y;
    - X brushed Y aside.
         ♦ Крупной ошибкой, которую сделал в этот период жизни своей Мольер, была следующая: он прислушивался к тому плохому, что о нем говорят, и оскороления, которые ему следовало оставлять без всякого внимания, задевали его (Булгаков 5). During this period of his life, Moliere made the serious mistake of listening to the evil spoken of him. The insults which he should have ignored cut him to the quick (5a).

    Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > оставить без внимания

  • 5 оставлять без внимания

    ОСТАВЛЯТЬ/ОСТАВИТЬ БЕЗ ВНИМАНИЯ что
    [VP; subj: human or collect]
    =====
    not to pay attention to sth., to consider sth. not worthy of regard:
    - X оставил без внимания Y X took no notice of Y;
    - X brushed Y aside.
         ♦ Крупной ошибкой, которую сделал в этот период жизни своей Мольер, была следующая: он прислушивался к тому плохому, что о нем говорят, и оскороления, которые ему следовало оставлять без всякого внимания, задевали его (Булгаков 5). During this period of his life, Moliere made the serious mistake of listening to the evil spoken of him. The insults which he should have ignored cut him to the quick (5a).

    Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > оставлять без внимания

  • 6 чем бы дитя ни тешилось, лишь бы не плакало

    ЧЕМ БЫ ДИТЯ НИ ТЕШИЛОСЬ, ЛИШЬ БЫ НЕ ПЛАКАЛО
    [saying; often only the first half of the saying is used]
    =====
    let a person do what he wants as long as he is satisfied (said when condescendingly referring to s.o.'s pursuits, actions etc, which are not serious, not worthy of attention):
    - - as long as you are <he is etc> happy;
    - if it makes you <him etc> happy;
    - anything that keeps you (him etc) happy;
    - [in limited contexts] whatever makes your (his etc) boat float;
    - anything to make it easier for you (him etc).
         ♦ Вскоре после той их первой встречи в чайной Фёдор стал замечать, что старики его наладились подолгу отлучаться на выпасы к Загладину, приохотив к этому и соседей. Сначала он лишь посмеивался над старческой блажью: чем бы дитя ни тешилось! (Максимов 1). Soon after their first meeting in the tearoom, Fyodor had begun to notice that his old folk had taken to making extended visits to Zagladin's pastures, taking their neighbors along with them. At first he had merely laughed at the old couple's whim: anything that keeps them happy! (1a).
         ♦ "Меня вы забудете, - начал он опять, - мёртвый живому не товарищ. Отец вам будет говорить, что вот, мол, какого человека Россия теряет... Это чепуха; но не разуверяйте старика. Чем бы дитя ни тешилось... вы знаете" (Тургенев 2). "You'll forget me," he began again; "the dead are no companions for the living. My father will tell you what a man Russia is losing-that's nonsense; but don't disillusion the old man. Anything to make it easier for him-you know" (2e).

    Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > чем бы дитя ни тешилось, лишь бы не плакало

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