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НА ЧУЖОЙ (HA ВСЯКИЙ) РОТОК HE НАКИНЕШЬ ПЛАТОК (saying) you cannot make others be silent (said when gossip or rumors about a person are being circulated): - you (one) can't stop people from talking people will talk.«Про меня в городе всякий вздор мелют, - угрюмо говорил Передонов, - чего и не было, наплетут». - «На чужой роток не накинешь платок, - сказал хозяин, - а впрочем, в наших палестинах, известно, кумушкам что и делать, как не язычки чесать» (Сологуб 1). They're spreading all sorts of nonsense about me in the town," said Peredonov sullenly, "and they make up things that never happened." "You can't stop people from talking," said the host, "and besides, it is well known that the scandalmongers in our provincial Palestines have nothing to do but wag their tongues" (1a). -
2 на всякий роток не накинешь платок
• НА ЧУЖОЙ < НА ВСЯКИЙ> РОТОК НЕ НАКИНЕШЬ ПЛАТОК[saying]=====⇒ you cannot make others be silent (said when gossip or rumors about a person are being circulated):- people will talk.♦ "Про меня в городе всякий вздор мелют, - угрюмо говорил Передонов, - чего и не было, наплетут". - "На чужой роток не накинешь платок, - сказал хозяин, - а впрочем, в наших палестинах, известно, кумушкам что и делать, как не язычки чесать" (Сологуб 1). "They're spreading all sorts of nonsense about me in the town," said Peredonov sullenly, "and they make up things that never happened." "You can't stop people from talking," said the host, "and besides, it is well known that the scandalmongers in our provincial Palestines have nothing to do but wag their tongues" (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > на всякий роток не накинешь платок
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• НА ЧУЖОЙ < НА ВСЯКИЙ> РОТОК НЕ НАКИНЕШЬ ПЛАТОК[saying]=====⇒ you cannot make others be silent (said when gossip or rumors about a person are being circulated):- people will talk.♦ "Про меня в городе всякий вздор мелют, - угрюмо говорил Передонов, - чего и не было, наплетут". - "На чужой роток не накинешь платок, - сказал хозяин, - а впрочем, в наших палестинах, известно, кумушкам что и делать, как не язычки чесать" (Сологуб 1). "They're spreading all sorts of nonsense about me in the town," said Peredonov sullenly, "and they make up things that never happened." "You can't stop people from talking," said the host, "and besides, it is well known that the scandalmongers in our provincial Palestines have nothing to do but wag their tongues" (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > на чужой роток не накинешь платок
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НА ЧУЖОЙ РОТ ПУГОВИЦЫ НЕ НАШЬЁШЬ (saying) you cannot force others to be silent (said when gossip or rumors about a person are being circulated): — people will talk you (one) can't stop people from talking.«На днях покровский пономарь сказал на крестинах у нашего старосты: полно вам гулять вот ужо приберет вас к рукам Кирила Петрович. Микита кузнец и сказал ему: и, полно, Савельич, не печаль кума, не мути гостей... да ведь на чужой рот пуговицы не нашьешь» (Пушкин 1). "Just the other day the sacristan from Pokrovskoe said at a christening held at our elder's house: The good times are over: you'll see what it's like when Kirila Petrovich takes you in hand.' Mikita the blacksmith answered him. 'Enough of that, Savelich,' he says, 'don't sadden the godfather, don't upset the guests...' But people will talk" (1a). -
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[saying]=====⇒ you cannot force others to be silent (said when gossip or rumors about a person are being circulated):- ≈ people will talk;- you (one) can't stop people from talking.♦ "На днях покровский пономарь сказал на крестинах у нашего старосты: полно вам гулять; вот ужо приберет вас к рукам Кирила Петрович. Микита кузнец и сказал ему: и, полно, Савельич, не печаль кума, не мути гостей...; да ведь на чужой рот пуговицы не нашьешь" (Пушкин 1). "Just the other day the sacristan from Pokrovskoe said at a christening held at our elders house: The good times are over: you'll see what it's like when Kirila Petrovich takes you in hand.' Mikita the blacksmith answered him. 'Enough of that, Savelich,' he says, 'don't sadden the godfather, don't upset the guests. But people will talk" (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > на чужой рот пуговицы не нашьешь
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