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41 П-545
В (ЗА) ОДИН ПРИСЕСТ coll PrepP these forms only adv fixed WO(to do sth.) all at one time, during one ( usu. short) period of timeat (in) one sittingat a single sitting at a stretch at (in) one go.В тот день, при закатывающемся солнце, она прочла пришедшей паре мою книгу «Мы - национальный герой» на английском языке, благо манускрипт состоял из кусочков, и ее можно было прочесть в один присест (Лимонов 1). As the sun went down that day, she read my book We Are the National Hero to the visiting couple, in English, since the manuscript consisted of short pieces, it could be read in one sitting (1a).Я сказал ему, что большое и сложное по содержанию стихотворение, вернее, маленькая поэма, кажется написанной одним дыханием, в один присест, залпом (Гладков 1). I said that the poem, long and complex though it was, seemed to have been written at one go, at a single sitting, without pausing for breath (1a). -
42 и то правда
• И ТО ПРАВДА coll[sent; Invar, fixed WO]=====⇒ (used to express agreement with the interlocutor, or, occas. with one's own thought or statement) that is correct:- it's (that's, 'tis) true (enough);- [when expressing agreement with the interlocutor only] you're right;- you've got a point (there).♦ "...Мы к нему всей душой, а он послал нас искать князя глупого!"... - " Что же!., нам глупый-то князь, пожалуй, еще лучше будет! Сейчас мы ему коврижку в руки: жуй, а нас не замай!" - "И то правда" (Салтыков-Щедрин 1). "We went to him in all good faith, and he sent us to seek a foolish prince'". "What of that!...Might be, a foolish prince'd be better yet! We hand him some gingerbread - 'Chaw away, and leave us be!'" "Tis true" (1a).♦ "Сам ты рассуди, - отвечал я ему, - можно ли было при твоих людях объявить, что дочь Миронова жива. Да они бы ее загрызли. Ничто ее бы не спасло!" - "И то правда", - сказал, смеясь, Пугачев (Пушкин 2). "Judge for yourself," I answered him "could I have declared in front of your men that Captain Mironovs daughter was still alive? They would have torn her to pieces Nothing would have saved her'" "That's true enough!" said Pugachev, laughing (2b)Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > и то правда
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43 в один присест
[PrepP; these forms only; adv; fixed WO]=====⇒ (to do sth.) all at one time, during one (usu. short) period of time:- at a stretch;- at (in) one go.♦ В тот день, при закатывающемся солнце, она прочла пришедшей паре мою книгу "Мы - национальный герой" на английском языке, благо манускрипт состоял из кусочков, и ее можно было прочесть в один присест (Лимонов 1). As the sun went down that day, she read my book We Are the National Hero to the visiting couple, in English; since the manuscript consisted of short pieces, it could be read in one sitting (1a).♦ Я сказал ему, что большое и сложное по содержанию стихотворение, вернее, маленькая поэма, кажется написанной одним дыханием, в один присест, залпом (Гладков 1). I said that the poem, long and complex though it was, seemed to have been written at one go, at a single sitting, without pausing for breath (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > в один присест
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44 за один присест
[PrepP; these forms only; adv; fixed WO]=====⇒ (to do sth.) all at one time, during one (usu. short) period of time:- at a stretch;- at (in) one go.♦ В тот день, при закатывающемся солнце, она прочла пришедшей паре мою книгу "Мы - национальный герой" на английском языке, благо манускрипт состоял из кусочков, и ее можно было прочесть в один присест (Лимонов 1). As the sun went down that day, she read my book We Are the National Hero to the visiting couple, in English; since the manuscript consisted of short pieces, it could be read in one sitting (1a).♦ Я сказал ему, что большое и сложное по содержанию стихотворение, вернее, маленькая поэма, кажется написанной одним дыханием, в один присест, залпом (Гладков 1). I said that the poem, long and complex though it was, seemed to have been written at one go, at a single sitting, without pausing for breath (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > за один присест
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