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1 чувство
сfeeling; физиол sense; органы чувств sensesчу́вство вку́са/ю́мора — sense of taste/humo(u)r
чу́вство стыда́/опа́сности — feeling of shame/danger
не́жное чу́вство, не́жные чу́вства — love sg, affection sg
со сме́шанным чу́вством — with mixed feelings pl
лиши́ться чувств — to lose consciousness, to faint
прийти́ в чу́вство — to regain consciousness, to come to ( one's senses), to come round/AE around
у него́ бы́ло тако́е чу́вство, что/бу́дто за ним следя́т — he had a feeling of being watched
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2 обижать
обидеть (кого-л.)1. offend (smb.); hurt* / wound (smb.'s) feelings разг.они его обидели — they have offended him; they have hurt / wounded his feeling
не обидеть кого-л. чем-л. — not stint smb. of smth.
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3 оскорблённые чувства
Makarov: hurt feelingУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > оскорблённые чувства
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4 Н-104
ПУТЕВОДНАЯ НИТЬ lit NP sing only often subj compl with copula ( subj: abstr) fixed WOsth. that helps a person determine the best approach to a given situation, that serves as a guide in some matterguiding thread....Потому инстинктивному чувству, которым один человек угадывает мысли другого и которое служит путеводною нитью разговора, Катенька поняла, что мне больно её равнодушие... (Толстой 2)....By the instinctive feeling with which one human being guesses another's thoughts, and which serves as the guiding thread of conversation, Katya understood that her indifference hurt me (2a). -
5 путеводная нить
• ПУТЕВОДНАЯ НИТЬ lit[NP; sing only; often subj-compl with copula (subj: abstr); fixed WO]=====⇒ sth. that helps a person determine the best approach to a given situation, that serves as a guide in some matter:- guiding thread.♦...Потому инстинктивному чувству, которым один человек угадывает мысли другого и которое служит путеводною нитью разговора, Катенька поняла, что мне больно её равнодушие... (Толстой 2)....By the instinctive feeling with which one human being guesses another's thoughts, and which serves as the guiding thread of conversation, Katya understood that her indifference hurt me (2a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > путеводная нить
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6 Кто кого обидит, тот того и ненавидит
One has a feeling of hostility towards the man he has done harm toCf: Folks often injure all they fear and hate all they injure (Am.). Не that does you an ill turn will never forgive you (Br.). The injured often forgive but those who injure neither forgive nor forget (Am.). Men hate where they hurt (Am.). The offender never pardons (Am.). Offenders never pardon (Am., Br.). They never pardon who have done the wrong (Am.). We hate those whom we have wronged (Am.)Русско-английский словарь пословиц и поговорок > Кто кого обидит, тот того и ненавидит
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