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21 нетолченая труба
• НЕТОЛЧЕНАЯ < НЕПРОТОЛЧЕНАЯ> ТРУБА (народу, гостей и т. п.) obs, coll[NP; these forms only; usu. subj or subj-compl with copula (subj/ gen: народу, гостей etc)]=====⇒ there is a huge number (of people, often guests, in some place):- [in refer, to many people in a relatively small space](some place is) jammed (packed etc) with people.♦ Неподалёку от санатория мы встретили Людмилу Павловну. Она вернулась утром, и я уже виделась с ней. Про сестру она ничего не узнала. "В прокуратуре народу - труба непротолчёная и никакого толку не добиться" (Чуковская 2). Not far from the rest-home we met Lyudmila Pavlovna. I had already seen her after she had returned that morning. She had not found out anything about her sister. "The Public Prosecutor's office was jammed with people and one could get no sense out of them" (2a).♦...B предводительском доме... труба нетолчёная. Туда всякий идёт, как в трактир, и всякий не только ест и пьёт, но требует, чтобы его обласкали (Салтыков-Щедрин 2). [context transl]... The Marshal's house was like a market place. Everybody went there as if it were a public house and everybody not only ate and drank there, but also expected to be well treated (2a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > нетолченая труба
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22 случайные люди
1. come and go peopleлюди, стоящие вне закона — outlawed people
торгаши, меркантильные люди — shoppy people
2. come-and-go peopleбездомные люди; бродяги — street people
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23 Л-172
НА ЛЮДИНА ЛЮДИ) coll выходить, показываться и т. п.В ЛЮДИ obs PrepP these forms only adv(to go out, show o.s.) in society, in a public place: (be) with people(be) among (around) other people (appear) in public (goout etc to) see (call on) people.Душа ее, взлетев и возликовав ещё на пашне, продолжала играть, просилась на люди, но что-то удерживало, наговаривало, что это не её день, не её победа, что она к победе никакого отношения не имеет (Распутин 2). Her soul, which had flown up and soared back in the fields, was still playing, begging to be with people, but something was holding her back, telling herthat it wasn't her day, her victory, that she had nothing to do with the victory (2a).Несмотря на все эти причуды, другу его, Штольцу, удавалось вытаскивать его в люди... (Гончаров 1). Despite all these vagaries, his friend Stolz succeeded in dragging him out to see people... (1b). -
24 в люди
• НА ЛЮДИ < НА ЛЮДИ> coll выходить, показываться и т. п.; В ЛЮДИ obs[PrepP; these forms only; adv]=====⇒ (to go out, show o.s.) in society, in a public place:- (goout etc to) see (call on) people.♦ Душа ее, взлетев и возликовав ешё на пашне, продолжала играть, просилась на люди, но что-то удерживало, наговаривало, что это не её день, не её победа, что она к победе никакого отношения не имеет (Распутин 2). Her soul, which had flown up and soared back in the fields, was still playing, begging to be with people, but something was holding her back, telling herthat it wasn't her day, her victory, that she had nothing to do with the victory (2a).♦ Несмотря на все эти причуды, другу его, Штольцу, удавалось вытаскивать его в люди... (Гончаров 1). Despite all these vagaries, his friend Stolz succeeded in dragging him out to see people... (1b). -
25 на люди
[PrepP; these forms only; adv]=====⇒ (to go out, show o.s.) in society, in a public place:- (goout etc to) see (call on) people.♦ Душа ее, взлетев и возликовав ешё на пашне, продолжала играть, просилась на люди, но что-то удерживало, наговаривало, что это не её день, не её победа, что она к победе никакого отношения не имеет (Распутин 2). Her soul, which had flown up and soared back in the fields, was still playing, begging to be with people, but something was holding her back, telling herthat it wasn't her day, her victory, that she had nothing to do with the victory (2a).♦ Несмотря на все эти причуды, другу его, Штольцу, удавалось вытаскивать его в люди... (Гончаров 1). Despite all these vagaries, his friend Stolz succeeded in dragging him out to see people... (1b).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > на люди
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26 Х-y до чёрта надоело (делать Y) = X is sick to death (of doing Y)
X has had it up to here (with doing Y).Мне позвонил пьяный Олеша и долго плакался по телефону, что всё до чёрта надоело (Мандельштам 2). The drunken Olesha telephoned me and bewailed the whole business at great length, saying he was sick to death of everything (2a).2. \Х-y до чёрта надоело (делать Y) = X is sick to death (of doing Y) кого-чего (где, укого). Also: ДО ФИГА highly collusu. quantit compl with copula ( subj / genany common noun)) ( s.o. has or in some place there is) a very large or excessive quantity (of people, some category of people, things etc) or a very large or excessive amount (of some substance, some quality etc)X-ob (y Y-a (в месте Z)) было до чёрта = there are (Y has) a hell of a lot (tons etc) of Xsthere are Xs galore (in place Z) (place Z is) packed (crammed) with Xs.Смешных странностей и у моего старика до чёрта (Искандер 3). My old man has a hell of a lot of funny quirks (3a)....Народу на земле до чёрта, и каждому хочется куда-то подвинуться (Войнович 4). The world is packed with people and every one wants to get ahead (4a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > Х-y до чёрта надоело (делать Y) = X is sick to death (of doing Y)
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27 до фига
• ДО ЧЕРТА highly coll[PrepP; Invar]=====1. до фига устать, надоесть, злой и т.п. [adv (intensif)]⇒ (to be tired, fed up, angry etc) to the utmost degree, extremely:- as hell;- awfully;- terribly;- X has had it up to here (with doing Y).♦ Мне позвонил пьяный Олеша и долго плакался по телефону, что всё до чёрта надоело (Мандельштам 2). The drunken Olesha telephoned me and bewailed the whole business at great length, saying he was sick to death of everything (2a).2. до фига кого-чего ( где, у кого). Also: ДО ФИГА highly coll [usu. quantit compl with copula (subj/ gen: any common noun)]⇒ (s.o. has or in some place there is) a very large or excessive quantity (of people, some category of people, things etc) or a very large or excessive amount (of some substance, some quality etc):- X-OB (y Y-a < в месте Z>) было до чёрта≈ there are < Y has> a hell of a lot <tons etc> of Xs;- (place Z is) packed < crammed> with Xs.♦ Смешных странностей и у моего старика до чёрта (Искандер 3). My old man has a hell of a lot of funny quirks (3a).♦...Народу на земле до чёрта, и каждому хочется куда-то подвинуться (Войнович 4). The world is packed with people and every one wants to get ahead (4a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > до фига
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28 до черта
• ДО ЧЕРТА highly coll[PrepP; Invar]=====1. до черта устать, надоесть, злой и т.п. [adv (intensif)]⇒ (to be tired, fed up, angry etc) to the utmost degree, extremely:- as hell;- awfully;- terribly;- X has had it up to here (with doing Y).♦ Мне позвонил пьяный Олеша и долго плакался по телефону, что всё до чёрта надоело (Мандельштам 2). The drunken Olesha telephoned me and bewailed the whole business at great length, saying he was sick to death of everything (2a).2. до черта кого-чего ( где, у кого). Also: ДО ФИГА highly coll [usu. quantit compl with copula (subj/ gen: any common noun)]⇒ (s.o. has or in some place there is) a very large or excessive quantity (of people, some category of people, things etc) or a very large or excessive amount (of some substance, some quality etc):- X-OB (y Y-a < в месте Z>) было до чёрта≈ there are < Y has> a hell of a lot <tons etc> of Xs;- (place Z is) packed < crammed> with Xs.♦ Смешных странностей и у моего старика до чёрта (Искандер 3). My old man has a hell of a lot of funny quirks (3a).♦...Народу на земле до чёрта, и каждому хочется куда-то подвинуться (Войнович 4). The world is packed with people and every one wants to get ahead (4a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > до черта
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29 Р-81
РАСПРАВА КОРОТКАЯ (КОРОТКА) у кого (с кем) РАСЧЁТ КОРЙТКИЙ all coll VP subj. with быть0 fixed WO ( var. with short-form Adj)) s.o. takes quick and decisive punitive action (with another or others) (may refer to a one-time action or to the way s.o. generally treats a specific person or type of person): у X-a с Y-ом расправа будет короткая — X will make short work of Y with X, justice will be swiftly executed with X, retribution will be swiftу X-a с такими, как Y, расправа короткая = X makes short work of people like YX has a quick way of handling (dealing with) people like Y with X, justice is quickly executed with X, retribution is swift.У него (батюшки) расправа была коротка. Он тотчас потребовал каналью француза. Доложили, что мусье давал мне свой урок. Батюшка пошел в мою комнату. В это время Бопре спал на кровати сном невинности... Батюшка за ворот приподнял его с кровати, вытолкал из дверей и в тот же день прогнал со двора... (Пушкин 2). With him (my father), justice was swiftly executed He instantly sent for that rogue, the Frenchman He was informed that "Monsoo" was giving me my lesson My father went up to my room At that moment Beaupre was on the bed, sleeping the sleep of the innocent. My father lifted him off the bed by his collar, pushed him out of the door and banished him from the premises that very same day... (2b). -
30 расправа коротка
=====⇒ s.o. takes quick and decisive punitive action (with another or others) (may refer to a one-time action or to the way s.o. generally treats a specific person or type of person):- with X, justice will be swiftly executed;- with X, retribution will be swift;- with X, justice is quickly executed;- with X, retribution is swift.♦ У него [ батюшки] расправа была коротка. Он тотчас потребовал каналью француза. Доложили, что мусье давал мне свой урок. Батюшка пошел в мою комнату. В это время Бопре спал на кровати сном невинности... Батюшка за ворот приподнял его с кровати, вытолкал из дверей и в тот же день прогнал со двора... (Пушкин 2). With him (my father], justice was swiftly executed He instantly sent for that rogue, the Frenchman He was informed that "Monsoo" was giving me my lesson My father went up to my room At that moment Beaupre was on the bed, sleeping the sleep of the innocent. My father lifted him off the bed by his collar, pushed him out of the door and banished him from the premises that very same day... (2b).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > расправа коротка
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31 расправа короткая
=====⇒ s.o. takes quick and decisive punitive action (with another or others) (may refer to a one-time action or to the way s.o. generally treats a specific person or type of person):- with X, justice will be swiftly executed;- with X, retribution will be swift;- with X, justice is quickly executed;- with X, retribution is swift.♦ У него [ батюшки] расправа была коротка. Он тотчас потребовал каналью француза. Доложили, что мусье давал мне свой урок. Батюшка пошел в мою комнату. В это время Бопре спал на кровати сном невинности... Батюшка за ворот приподнял его с кровати, вытолкал из дверей и в тот же день прогнал со двора... (Пушкин 2). With him (my father], justice was swiftly executed He instantly sent for that rogue, the Frenchman He was informed that "Monsoo" was giving me my lesson My father went up to my room At that moment Beaupre was on the bed, sleeping the sleep of the innocent. My father lifted him off the bed by his collar, pushed him out of the door and banished him from the premises that very same day... (2b).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > расправа короткая
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32 расчет короткий
=====⇒ s.o. takes quick and decisive punitive action (with another or others) (may refer to a one-time action or to the way s.o. generally treats a specific person or type of person):- with X, justice will be swiftly executed;- with X, retribution will be swift;- with X, justice is quickly executed;- with X, retribution is swift.♦ У него [ батюшки] расправа была коротка. Он тотчас потребовал каналью француза. Доложили, что мусье давал мне свой урок. Батюшка пошел в мою комнату. В это время Бопре спал на кровати сном невинности... Батюшка за ворот приподнял его с кровати, вытолкал из дверей и в тот же день прогнал со двора... (Пушкин 2). With him (my father], justice was swiftly executed He instantly sent for that rogue, the Frenchman He was informed that "Monsoo" was giving me my lesson My father went up to my room At that moment Beaupre was on the bed, sleeping the sleep of the innocent. My father lifted him off the bed by his collar, pushed him out of the door and banished him from the premises that very same day... (2b).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > расчет короткий
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33 люди
сущ.; мн. ч. от человек1) people2) воен. men3) устар. ( прислуга) servants•выбиться/выйти в люди — to rise in the world, to get on in life
вывести кого-л. в люди — to put someone on his feet, to set someone up
добрые люди — nice/kind people
на люди — with people, in public
на людях — in the presence of others, in company, with people, in public
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34 улица была полна народу
1) General subject: alive with peopleУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > улица была полна народу
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35 Н-2
БИТКОМ НАБИТЬ что (кем-чем) БИТКОМ НАБИТЬСЯ куда VP subj: human usu. past passive Part битком набит(ый)) (often refers to a large number of people in some place) to overfill some place (space, container etc): место X битком набито (Y-ами) = place X is filled (full) to overflowing (to capacity) (with Ys) X is packed tight (with Ys) place X is packed (jammed) to the rafters (with Ys) X is jammed full (of Ys) X is crammed (crowded, jam-packed, bursting (at the seams)) (with Ys) X is chock-full (of Ys)....(Пастернак) читал «Антония и Клеопатру». Небольшое помещение битком набито... (Гладков 1)....(Pasternak) gave а reading of Antony and Cleopatra. The small room was packed tight with people... (1a).И вот мы в университетской аудитории. Это аудитория из небольших, она набита битком... (Олеша 3). And so there we were in the university lecture hall. It was one of the smaller ones, and it was jammed full... (3a).Слыхали мы эти песни! Владимирская тюрьма битком набита, а вы всё о Промысле блажите» (Максимов 3). "We've heard all that before. Vladimir jail is crammed with prisoners and you go driveling on about Providence" (3a). -
36 битком набить
• БИТКОМ НАБИТЬ что (кем-чем; БИТКОМ НАБИТЬСЯ куда[VP; subj: human; usu. past passive Part битком набит(ый)]=====⇒ (often refers to a large number of people in some place) to overfill some place (space, container etc):- X is crammed (crowded, jam-packed, bursting < at the seams>) (with Ys);- X is chock-full (of Ys).♦...[Пастернак] читал " Антония и Клеопатру". Небольшое помещение битком набито... (Гладков 1)....[Pasternak] gave a reading of Antony and Cleopatra. The small room was packed tight with people... (1a).♦ И вот мы в университетской аудитории. Это аудитория из небольших, она набита битком... (Олеша 3). And so there we were in the university lecture hall. It was one of the smaller ones, and it was jammed full... (За).♦ "Слыхали мы эти песни! Владимирская тюрьма битком набита, а вы всё о Промысле блажите" (Максимов 3). "We've heard all that before. Vladimir jail is crammed with prisoners and you go driveling on about Providence" (3a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > битком набить
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37 битком набиться
• БИТКОМ НАБИТЬ что (кем-чем; БИТКОМ НАБИТЬСЯ куда[VP; subj: human; usu. past passive Part битком набит(ый)]=====⇒ (often refers to a large number of people in some place) to overfill some place (space, container etc):- X is crammed (crowded, jam-packed, bursting < at the seams>) (with Ys);- X is chock-full (of Ys).♦...[Пастернак] читал " Антония и Клеопатру". Небольшое помещение битком набито... (Гладков 1)....[Pasternak] gave a reading of Antony and Cleopatra. The small room was packed tight with people... (1a).♦ И вот мы в университетской аудитории. Это аудитория из небольших, она набита битком... (Олеша 3). And so there we were in the university lecture hall. It was one of the smaller ones, and it was jammed full... (За).♦ "Слыхали мы эти песни! Владимирская тюрьма битком набита, а вы всё о Промысле блажите" (Максимов 3). "We've heard all that before. Vladimir jail is crammed with prisoners and you go driveling on about Providence" (3a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > битком набиться
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38 Д-368
ДУША НАРАСПАШКУ (у кого) coll NP sing only usu. subj-compl with бытье (subj: human, VPsub | with 6biTbe( var. with.у кого), or appos pres or (less often) past fixed WOl s.o. is frank, straightforward, open, unpretentious in his relations with peopleX (y X-a) - душа нараспашку = X is open-hearted(in limited contexts) X wears his heart on his sleeve X opens his heart to people.Фамилия этого хитрого наседки была Грицай... Я, конечно, виду не показывал, что разгадал его, - напротив, был с ним душа нараспашку, лучший друг, и таким образом многое через него всё-таки сделал (Буковский 1). This cunning informers name was Gritsai____I didn't let on, of course, that I had guessed what Gritsai was. On the contrary, I pretended to open my heart to him, made him my best friend, and in that way managed to accomplish quite a bit through him (1a). -
39 душа нараспашку
• ДУША НАРАСПАШКУ (у кого) coll[NP; sing only; usu. subj-compl with быть (subj: human), VPsubj with быть (var. with у кого), or appos; pres or (less often) past; fixed WO]=====⇒ s.o. is frank, straightforward, open, unpretentious in his relations with people:- [in limited contexts] X wears his heart on his sleeve;- X opens his heart to people.♦ Фамилия этого хитрого наседки была Грицай... Я, конечно, виду не показывал, что разгадал его, - напротив, был с ним душа нараспашку, лучший друг, и таким образом многое через него всё-таки сделал (Буковский 1). This cunning informers name was Gritsai....I didn't let on, of course, that I had guessed what Gritsai was. On the contrary, I pretended to open my heart to him, made him my best friend, and in that way managed to accomplish quite a bit through him (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > душа нараспашку
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40 люди
1. folkпожилые, старые люди — old folks
2. human subjects3. folks4. people; servantsбездомные люди; бродяги — street people
5. menСинонимический ряд:люд (сущ.) люд; народ; народы; публика; публики
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