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121 попытка - не пытка
1) General subject: it wouldn't hurt to try it, you can at least try2) Set phrase: nothing venture, nothing gain, nothing venture, nothing have, nothing venture, nothing winУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > попытка - не пытка
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122 С-85
ПОСТАВИТЬ (НАСТАИВАТЬ/НАСТОЙТЬ) НА СВОЁМ VP subj: human or collect) to (try to) gain one's objective, (try to) succeed in doing sth. in the way one prefers, despite oppositionX поставил на своём = X got (had) his (own) wayX had it (things) his (own) way X insisted on having it (things) his (own) way X won out.(Михаил:) А великолепно чувствуется, когда поставишь на своём! (Горький 1). (М.:) It makes you feel fine to have things your own way! (1c).Его (Михаила) удивил яркий свет в своей избе... (Он) заглянул в окошко. Степан Андреянович сидит за столом, Илья Нетёсов, Егорша - серебром переливаются молнии на кожаной куртке. Так, так, подумал Михаил. Сваты. Егорша решил на своём настоять... (Абрамов 1). Не (Mikhail) was surprised by the bright light in his house....(He) peeped in at the window. Stepan Andreyanovich was sitting at the table, along with Ilya Netyosov and Egorsha-the zipper on his leather jacket giving off a silvery gleam. So that's it, thought Mikhail. Matchmakers. Egorsha decided to insist on having his way (1a).extended usage) «От судьбы, Настёна, никуда не уйдёшь... Она на своём поставит» (Распутин 2). "You can't get away from destiny, Nastyona....It will win out" (2a). -
123 С-228
СКОЛЬКО (...) НИ... СКОЛЬКО БЫ (...) НИ... Jsubord Conj, concessive) regardless of how great a number of times (one does or attempts sth.) or regardless of how great a quantity of sth. (exists, is in s.o. 's possession etc) (the desired result will not be achieved)however muchno matter how much (how often, how many times etc) as much asсколько ни пытайся - try as you mighthowever (no matter how) hard you try despite all s.o. 's efforts(when used with NP) no matter how much NP (how manyNPs)) it doesn't matter how much NP (how manyNPs))....Сколько ей (Марье) ни толкуй - не понимает, что по нынешним временам учение - основа жизни (Абрамов 1). However much you explain it to her (Marya), she doesn't understand that today learning is the foundation of life (1b).Признаюсь, сколько я ни старался различить вдалеке что-нибудь наподобие лодки, но безуспешно (Лермонтов 1). I must confess that however hard I tried to make out something like a boat in the distance, I had no success (Id).Сколько его (Цурцумия) ни уговаривали, он твёрдо стоял на своём (Искандер 4)____Despite their best efforts to win him (Tsurtsumia) over, he firmly stood his ground (4a). -
124 настаивать на своем
• ПОСТАВИТЬ <НАСТАИВАТЬ/НАСТОЯТЬ> НА СВОЕМ[VP; subj: human or collect]=====⇒ to (try to) gain one's objective, (try to) succeed in doing sth. in the way one prefers, despite opposition:- X won out.♦ [Михаил:] А великолепно чувствуется, когда поставишь на своём! (Горький 1). [М.:] It makes you feel fine to have things your own way! (lc).♦ Его [Михаила] удивил яркий свет в своей избе... [Он] заглянул в окошко. Степан Андреянович сидит за столом, Илья Нетёсов, Егорша - серебром переливаются молнии на кожаной куртке. Так, так, подумал Михаил. Сваты. Егорша решил на своём настоять... (Абрамов 1). Не [Mikhail] was surprised by the bright light in his house.... [He] peeped in at the window. Stepan Andreyanovich was sitting at the table, along with Ilya Netyosov and Egorsha - the zipper on his leather jacket giving off a silvery gleam. So that's it, thought Mikhail. Matchmakers. Egorsha decided to insist on having his way (1a).♦ [extended usage] "От судьбы, Настёна, никуда не уйдёшь... Она на своём поставит" (Распутин 2). "You can't get away from destiny, Nastyona....It will win out" (2a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > настаивать на своем
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125 настоять на своем
• ПОСТАВИТЬ <НАСТАИВАТЬ/НАСТОЯТЬ> НА СВОЕМ[VP; subj: human or collect]=====⇒ to (try to) gain one's objective, (try to) succeed in doing sth. in the way one prefers, despite opposition:- X won out.♦ [Михаил:] А великолепно чувствуется, когда поставишь на своём! (Горький 1). [М.:] It makes you feel fine to have things your own way! (lc).♦ Его [Михаила] удивил яркий свет в своей избе... [Он] заглянул в окошко. Степан Андреянович сидит за столом, Илья Нетёсов, Егорша - серебром переливаются молнии на кожаной куртке. Так, так, подумал Михаил. Сваты. Егорша решил на своём настоять... (Абрамов 1). Не [Mikhail] was surprised by the bright light in his house.... [He] peeped in at the window. Stepan Andreyanovich was sitting at the table, along with Ilya Netyosov and Egorsha - the zipper on his leather jacket giving off a silvery gleam. So that's it, thought Mikhail. Matchmakers. Egorsha decided to insist on having his way (1a).♦ [extended usage] "От судьбы, Настёна, никуда не уйдёшь... Она на своём поставит" (Распутин 2). "You can't get away from destiny, Nastyona....It will win out" (2a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > настоять на своем
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126 поставить на своем
• ПОСТАВИТЬ <НАСТАИВАТЬ/НАСТОЯТЬ> НА СВОЕМ[VP; subj: human or collect]=====⇒ to (try to) gain one's objective, (try to) succeed in doing sth. in the way one prefers, despite opposition:- X won out.♦ [Михаил:] А великолепно чувствуется, когда поставишь на своём! (Горький 1). [М.:] It makes you feel fine to have things your own way! (lc).♦ Его [Михаила] удивил яркий свет в своей избе... [Он] заглянул в окошко. Степан Андреянович сидит за столом, Илья Нетёсов, Егорша - серебром переливаются молнии на кожаной куртке. Так, так, подумал Михаил. Сваты. Егорша решил на своём настоять... (Абрамов 1). Не [Mikhail] was surprised by the bright light in his house.... [He] peeped in at the window. Stepan Andreyanovich was sitting at the table, along with Ilya Netyosov and Egorsha - the zipper on his leather jacket giving off a silvery gleam. So that's it, thought Mikhail. Matchmakers. Egorsha decided to insist on having his way (1a).♦ [extended usage] "От судьбы, Настёна, никуда не уйдёшь... Она на своём поставит" (Распутин 2). "You can't get away from destiny, Nastyona....It will win out" (2a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > поставить на своем
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127 сколько бы ни...
• СКОЛЬКО (...) НИ...; СКОЛЬКО БЫ (...) НИ...[subord Conj, concessive]=====⇒ regardless of how great a number of times (one does or attempts sth.) or regardless of how great a quantity of sth. (exists, is in s.o.'s possession etc) (the desired result will not be achieved):- however much;- no matter how much (how often, how many times etc);- as much as;- despite all s.o.'s efforts;♦...Сколько ей [Марье] ни толкуй - не понимает, что по нынешним временам учение - основа жизни (Абрамов 1). However much you explain it to her [Marya], she doesn't understand that today learning is the foundation of life (1b).♦ Признаюсь, сколько я ни старался различить вдалеке что-нибудь наподобие лодки, но безуспешно (Лермонтов 1). I must confess that however hard I tried to make out something like a boat in the distance, I had no success (Id).♦...Сколько его [Цурцумия] ни уговаривали, он твёрдо стоял на своём (Искандер 4)....Despite their best efforts to win him [Tsurtsumia] over, he firmly stood his ground (4a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > сколько бы ни...
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128 сколько ни...
• СКОЛЬКО (...) НИ...; СКОЛЬКО БЫ (...) НИ...[subord Conj, concessive]=====⇒ regardless of how great a number of times (one does or attempts sth.) or regardless of how great a quantity of sth. (exists, is in s.o.'s possession etc) (the desired result will not be achieved):- however much;- no matter how much (how often, how many times etc);- as much as;- despite all s.o.'s efforts;♦...Сколько ей [Марье] ни толкуй - не понимает, что по нынешним временам учение - основа жизни (Абрамов 1). However much you explain it to her [Marya], she doesn't understand that today learning is the foundation of life (1b).♦ Признаюсь, сколько я ни старался различить вдалеке что-нибудь наподобие лодки, но безуспешно (Лермонтов 1). I must confess that however hard I tried to make out something like a boat in the distance, I had no success (Id).♦...Сколько его [Цурцумия] ни уговаривали, он твёрдо стоял на своём (Искандер 4)....Despite their best efforts to win him [Tsurtsumia] over, he firmly stood his ground (4a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > сколько ни...
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