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1 frighten smb. out of his wits
(frighten (или scare) smb. out of his wits)перепугать кого-л. до потери сознания; см. тж. scare smb. out of his sensesShe was obviously frightened out of her wits and nothing that he could say helped. (W. S. Maugham, ‘Complete Short Stories’, ‘A Casual Affair’) — По-видимому, леди Кастеллан смертельно перепугалась, и никакие его слова не могли успокоить ее.
Alma: "It scared me out of my wits! Why, I'm still breathless." (T. Williams, ‘The Eccentricities of a Nightingale’, act I, sc. 1) — Алма: "Джон бросил хлопушку. Я так перепугалась, что и сейчас не могу прийти в себя."
Large English-Russian phrasebook > frighten smb. out of his wits
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2 frightened
adjective asustadofrightened adj asustadotr['fraɪtənd]1 asustado,-a\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto be frightened tener miedo (of, de)frightened ['fraitənd] adj: asustado, temeroso'fraɪtṇdadjective <person/animal> asustadoto be frightened OF somebody/something — tenerle* miedo a alguien/algo
to be frightened OF -ING/to + INF: he was frightened of crossing the road le daba miedo cruzar la calle; I was frightened to tell him tenía miedo de decírselo, me daba miedo decírselo; to be frightened (THAT): she was frightened (that) she would miss her train tenía miedo de perder el tren; to be frightened to death o out of one's wits estar* muerto de miedo; don't be frightened — no tengas miedo, no te asustes
* * *['fraɪtṇd]adjective <person/animal> asustadoto be frightened OF somebody/something — tenerle* miedo a alguien/algo
to be frightened OF -ING/to + INF: he was frightened of crossing the road le daba miedo cruzar la calle; I was frightened to tell him tenía miedo de decírselo, me daba miedo decírselo; to be frightened (THAT): she was frightened (that) she would miss her train tenía miedo de perder el tren; to be frightened to death o out of one's wits estar* muerto de miedo; don't be frightened — no tengas miedo, no te asustes
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3 frightened
adjectiveverängstigt; angsterfüllt [Stimme]be frightened [of something] — [vor etwas (Dat.)] Angst haben
* * *adjective erschreckt* * *fright·ened[ˈfraɪtənd]adj verängstigt▪ to be \frightened [that]... Angst haben, [dass]...to be \frightened to death zu Tode erschrocken sein* * *['fraɪtnd]adjperson, animal ängstlich, verängstigt; voice, eyes, look ängstlich, angsterfülltto be frightened (of sb/sth) — (vor jdm/etw) Angst haben
are you frightened of the dark? — hast du Angst vor der Dunkelheit?
they were frightened ( that) there would be another earthquake — sie hatten Angst (davor), dass es noch ein Erdbeben geben könnte
to be frightened to do sth —
I was too frightened to look — ich hatte zu viel Angst or war zu verängstigt, um hinzusehen
to be frightened about or of doing sth — Angst davor haben, etw zu tun
to be frightened to death or out of one's wits —
to be frightened to death that... — Todesängste ausstehen, dass...
to be frightened to death of sb/sth — eine Todesangst vor jdm/etw haben
* * *frightened adj erschreckt, erschrocken:in a frightened voice mit angsterfüllter Stimme;be frightened for one’s life Angst um sein Leben haben* * *adjectiveverängstigt; angsterfüllt [Stimme]be frightened [of something] — [vor etwas (Dat.)] Angst haben
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4 frighten hell out of smb.
(тж. frighten smb. out of his wits)пepeпугaть кoгo-л. дo cмepти, дo пoтepи coзнaния; cм. тж. scare smb. out of his sensesShe was obviously frightened out of her wits and nothing that he could say helped (W. S. Maugham)Concise English-Russian phrasebook > frighten hell out of smb.
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5 небо с овчинку кажется
прост.- Я уже думал, что наступает светопреставление или что-нибудь в этом роде, и так, признаюсь, испугался, что - прости меня, угодник! - небо с овчинку показалось! (Ф. Достоевский, Дядюшкин сон) — 'I thought the end of the world had come, or something of the sort, and I was, I admit, so frightened... God help me, I was frightened out of my wits!'
Русско-английский фразеологический словарь > небо с овчинку кажется
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6 frighten
verb (to make (someone) afraid: She was frightened by a large dog.) asustarfrighten vb asustar / dar miedotr['fraɪtən]1 asustar, espantar■ you frightened me! ¡me has asustado!\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto frighten somebody into doing something hacer que alguien haga algo con amenazasto frighten somebody to death dar un susto de muerte a alguiento frighten the life out of somebody dar un susto de muerte a alguienfrighten ['fraitən] vt: asustar, espantarv.• amedrentar v.• amilanar v.• asombrar v.• asustar v.• atemorizar v.• espantar v.• sobresaltar v.'fraɪtṇa) ( scare) asustarb) ( intimidate) asustar, amedrentarPhrasal Verbs:['fraɪtn]VT asustarto be frightened — tener miedo (of a)
don't be frightened! — ¡no te asustes!
she is easily frightened — se asusta con facilidad, es asustadiza
I was frightened out of my wits or to death — estaba aterrorizado
* * *['fraɪtṇ]a) ( scare) asustarb) ( intimidate) asustar, amedrentarPhrasal Verbs: -
7 frighten
§ დაშინება, შეშინება§ შეშინება (შეაშინებს)he was / got frightened შეეშინდაI was frightened out of my wits შიშისაგან დავიბენი / თავზარი დამეცაdon’t be frightened! არ შეგეშინდეს! -
8 musehul
* * *mousehole;[ jage ham i et musehul] frighten him out of his wits;( af skræk) I was frightened out of my wits,( af skam) I wished the earth would swallow me up. -
9 изплашвам
frighten, scare, alarm, give (s.o.) a frightизплашвам се be frightened/scared/alarmed (от at), take fright/alarm, be seized with fear/alarmтя страшно се изплаши she was scared/frightened out of her wits, she was scared to death* * *изпла̀швам,гл. frighten, scare, alarm, give (s.o.) a fright; разг. spook; put (s.o.) into funk;\изплашвам се be frightened/scared/alarmed (от at), take fright/alarm, be seized with fear/alarm; разг. get the wind up; тя страшно се изплаши she was scared/frightened out of her wits, she was scared to death.* * *affray; affright; frighten: She was изплашвамd to death. - Тя се изплаши до смърт.; startle* * *1. frighten, scare, alarm, give (s.o.) a fright 2. ИЗПЛАШВАМ ce be frightened/ scared/alarmed (от at), take fright/alarm, be seized with fear/alarm 3. тя страшно се изплаши she was scared/frightened out of her wits, she was scared to death -
10 С-391
ДО СМЕРТИ PrepP Invar1. убить кого, убиться \С-391 ( adv (intensif)) used to emphasize the finality and fatal result of the actionkill s.o. ( o.s.) dead.2. ( adv (intensif) or modif) to an extreme degree: напугать (испугать, перепугать) кого - = scare (frighten) s.o. to deathscare (frighten) s.o. out of his wits scare the (living) daylights out of s.o. give s.o. the fright of his life scare the pants off s.o.напугаться (испугаться, перепугаться) \С-391 - be scared (frightened) to deathbe scared (frightened) out of one's wits be scared stiff (silly)\С-391 надоел (наскучил) кому - s.o. is sick to death of him (it etc)s.o. is sick and tired of him (it etc) s.o. is fed up to here (with him (it etc))скучно кому \С-391 = s.o. is bored to death (to tears, out of his mind, stiff)s.o. is dying of boredom- хотеть ( \С-391 хочется кому) - one ( s.o.) is (just) dying (to get (do) sth.)\С-391 не хотеть ( — не хочется кому) — one ( s.o.) would (almost) rather die (than do sth.)- любить кого -love s.o. to death (to distraction)be crazy about s.o.- не любить что (что делать) - loathe (doing) sth.not be able to stand (doing) sth. have a mortal aversion to (doing) sth.\С-391 устать (измучиться) - be dead (deathly) tiredbe dead beatзаговорить кого \С-391 - talk s.o. to deathtalk s.o. 's ear off.«Нянечка до смерти напугана случившимся» (Черненок 2). The nurse's aide is frightened out of her wits by what happened" (2a).Правда, и Зина, когда уже кончилось, болтала, что в кабинете, у камина, после того как Борменталь и профессор вышли из смотровой, её до смерти напугал Иван Арнольдович (Булгаков 11). It's true, also, that when everything was over, Zina babbled that Ivan Arnoldovich (Bormenthal) had given her the fright of her life in the office after he and the professor had left the examination room (1 la).Борисов хлопнул (гипсовый бюст) Сталина по голове и затряс рукой от боли, но тут же выражение боли на его лице сменилось выражением смертельного страха... Он раскрыл рот и смотрел на Голубева не отрываясь, словно загипнотизированный. А тот и сам до смерти перепугался. (Войнович 2)....Borisov whacked (the plaster bust of) Stalin on the head, then shook his hand in pain. Instantly, the expression of pain on his face changed into one of mortal fear....He opened his mouth and stared at Golubev as if hypnotized. Golubev, meanwhile, was scared to death himself (2a).К числу мелких литературных штампов Бунин... относил, например, привычку ремесленников-беллетристов того времени своего молодого героя непременно называть «студент первого курса»... «До смерти надоели все эти литературные студенты первого курса», - говорил Бунин (Катаев 3). Among the minor literary cliches Bunin..included, for example, the hack-writer's habit in those days of describing his hero as a "first-year student."..."I am sick to death of all these literary first-year students," Bunin would say (3a).Серафима:) Турку до смерти русского студня хочется, а не может на русском говорить (Эрдман 1). IS.:) The Turk was just dying to get some of the Russian meat-jelly but couldn't speak any Russian (1a).Даже по ушам его шапки было видно, что он до смерти не хочет ехать (Булгаков 6). The very ear flaps of his hat told me that he would almost rather die than go (6a).С тех пор как его любимая лошадь Кукла, во время войны мобилизованная для доставки боеприпасов на перевал, вдруг сама вернулась домой, до смерти замученная... он дал себе слово никогда не заводить лошадей (Искандер 5). Ever since his beloved horse Dolly had been mobilized during the war to deliver military supplies to the pass, and had suddenly come home by herself, deathly tired...he had made himself a vow never to raise horses (5a).«Дядя Сандро, может, и смог бы ее перепить, да ведь она его сначала заговорит до смерти, а там уж и перепьет!» (Искандер 5). "Maybe Uncle Sandro could outdrink her, but she'll talk him to death first and then she'll outdrink him!" (5a). -
11 до смерти
[PrepP; Invar]=====⇒ used to emphasize the finality and fatal result of the action:- kill s.o. < o.s.> dead.2. [adv (intensif) or modif]⇒ to an extreme degree:- scare (frighten) s.o. out of his wits;- scare the (living) daylights out of s.o.;- give s.o. the fright of his life;- scare the pants off s.o.;- s.o. is sick and tired of him (it etc;- s.o. is fed up to here (with him <it etc>);- s.o. is dying of boredom;|| до смерти не хотеть < до смерти не хочется кому> - one (s.o.) would (almost) rather die (than do sth.);- be crazy about s.o.;- not be able to stand (doing) sth.;- have a mortal aversion to (doing) sth.;- be dead beat;- talk s.o.'s ear off.♦ "Нянечка до смерти напугана случившимся" (Чернёнок 2). "The nurse's aide is frightened out of her wits by what happened" (2a).♦ Правда, и Зина, когда уже кончилось, болтала, что в кабинете, у камина, после того как Борменталь и профессор вышли из смотровой, её до смерти напугал Иван Арнольдович (Булгаков И). It's true, also, that when everything was over, Zina babbled that Ivan Arnoldovich [Bormenthal] had given her the fright of her life in the office after he and the professor had left the examination room (11a).♦...Борисов хлопнул [гипсовый бюст] Сталина по голове и затряс рукой от боли, но тут же выражение боли на его лице сменилось выражением смертельного страха... Он раскрыл рот и смотрел на Голубева не отрываясь, словно загипнотизированный. А тот и сам до смерти перепугался. (Войнович 2)....Borisov whacked [the plaster bust of] Stalin on the head, then shook his hand in pain. Instantly, the expression of pain on his face changed into one of mortal fear....He opened his mouth and stared at Golubev as if hypnotized. Golubev, meanwhile, was scared to death himself (2a).♦ К числу мелких литературных штампов Бунин... относил, например, привычку ремесленников-беллетристов того времени своего молодого героя непременно называть "студент первого курса"... "До смерти надоели все эти литературные студенты первого курса", - говорил Бунин (Катаев 3). Among the minor literary cliches Bunin...included, for example, the hack-writer's habit in those days of describing his hero as a "first-year student."..."I am sick to death of all these literary first-year students," Bunin would say (3a).♦ [Серафима:] Турку до смерти русского студня хочется, а не может на русском говорить (Эрдман 1). [S.:] The Turk was just dying to get some of the Russian meat-jelly but couldn't speak any Russian (1a).♦ Даже по ушам его шапки было видно, что он до смерти не хочет ехать (Булгаков 6). The very earflaps of his hat told me that he would almost rather die than go (6a).♦ С тех пор как его любимая лошадь Кукла, во время войны мобилизованная для доставки боеприпасов на перевал, вдруг сама вернулась домой, до смерти замученная... он дал себе слово никогда не заводить лошадей (Искандер 5). Ever since his beloved horse Dolly had been mobilized during the war to deliver military supplies to the pass, and had suddenly come home by herself, deathly tired...he had made himself a vow never to raise horses (5a).♦ "Дядя Сандро, может, и смог бы ее перепить, да ведь она его сначала заговорит до смерти, а там уж и перепьет!" (Искандер 5). "Maybe Uncle Sandro could outdrink her, but she'll talk him to death first and then she'll outdrink him!" (5a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > до смерти
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12 Н-53
НЁБО С (B) ОВЧИНКУ КАЖЕТСЯ/ПОКАЗАЛОСЬ кому highly coll VP subj. usu. pfv usu. this WO (in refer, to a short-lived, intense sensation) s.o. experiences extreme fear, intolerable pain etc: X-y небо с овчинку показалось - X thought (felt like) he was going to die (on the spot) X felt as if the sky were about to come crashing down on his head (on him) X felt like the world was closing in on him (in refer, to fear only) X was frightened (scared) out of his wits.«Струсил ты, признайся, когда молодцы мои накинули тебе веревку на шею? Я чаю, небо с овчинку показалось...» (Пушкин 2). "You got scared, didn't you, when my lads threw the rope around your neck? Frightened out of your wits, weren't you?" (2a). -
13 небо в овчинку кажется
[VPsubj; usu. pfv; usu. this WO]=====⇒ (in refer, to a short-lived, intense sensation) s.o. experiences extreme fear, intolerable pain etc:- X felt as if the sky were about to come crashing down on his head < on him>;- [in refer, to fear only] X was frightened (scared) out of his wits.♦ "Струсил ты, признайся, когда молодцы мои накинули тебе веревку на шею? Я чаю, небо с овчинку показалось..." (Пушкин 2). "You got scared, didn't you, when my lads threw the rope around your neck? Frightened out of your wits, weren't you?" (2a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > небо в овчинку кажется
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14 небо в овчинку показалось
[VPsubj; usu. pfv; usu. this WO]=====⇒ (in refer, to a short-lived, intense sensation) s.o. experiences extreme fear, intolerable pain etc:- X felt as if the sky were about to come crashing down on his head < on him>;- [in refer, to fear only] X was frightened (scared) out of his wits.♦ "Струсил ты, признайся, когда молодцы мои накинули тебе веревку на шею? Я чаю, небо с овчинку показалось..." (Пушкин 2). "You got scared, didn't you, when my lads threw the rope around your neck? Frightened out of your wits, weren't you?" (2a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > небо в овчинку показалось
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15 небо с овчинку кажется
[VPsubj; usu. pfv; usu. this WO]=====⇒ (in refer, to a short-lived, intense sensation) s.o. experiences extreme fear, intolerable pain etc:- X felt as if the sky were about to come crashing down on his head < on him>;- [in refer, to fear only] X was frightened (scared) out of his wits.♦ "Струсил ты, признайся, когда молодцы мои накинули тебе веревку на шею? Я чаю, небо с овчинку показалось..." (Пушкин 2). "You got scared, didn't you, when my lads threw the rope around your neck? Frightened out of your wits, weren't you?" (2a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > небо с овчинку кажется
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16 небо с овчинку показалось
[VPsubj; usu. pfv; usu. this WO]=====⇒ (in refer, to a short-lived, intense sensation) s.o. experiences extreme fear, intolerable pain etc:- X felt as if the sky were about to come crashing down on his head < on him>;- [in refer, to fear only] X was frightened (scared) out of his wits.♦ "Струсил ты, признайся, когда молодцы мои накинули тебе веревку на шею? Я чаю, небо с овчинку показалось..." (Пушкин 2). "You got scared, didn't you, when my lads threw the rope around your neck? Frightened out of your wits, weren't you?" (2a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > небо с овчинку показалось
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17 paura sf
[pa'ura]aver paura di/di fare/che... — to be scared o frightened o afraid of/of doing/that...
fare o mettere paura a qn — to frighten sb
era morto di paura — he was scared to death o frightened out of his wits
ho paura di sì/no — I am afraid so/not
ha paura di ingrassare — she's afraid of o worried about putting on weight
ho paura che non venga o che non verrà — I'm afraid he won't come
non aver paura, tutto si risolverà — don't worry, everything will work out in the end
niente paura, ci penso io — don't worry, I'll see to it
per paura di/che... — for fear of/that...
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18 paura
sf [pa'ura]aver paura di/di fare/che... — to be scared o frightened o afraid of/of doing/that...
fare o mettere paura a qn — to frighten sb
era morto di paura — he was scared to death o frightened out of his wits
ho paura di sì/no — I am afraid so/not
ha paura di ingrassare — she's afraid of o worried about putting on weight
ho paura che non venga o che non verrà — I'm afraid he won't come
non aver paura, tutto si risolverà — don't worry, everything will work out in the end
niente paura, ci penso io — don't worry, I'll see to it
per paura di/che... — for fear of/that...
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19 изплаша
изпла̀ша,изпла̀швам гл. frighten, scare, alarm, give (s.o.) a fright; разг. spook; put (s.o.) into funk;\изплаша се be frightened/scared/alarmed (от at), take fright/alarm, be seized with fear/alarm; разг. get the wind up; тя страшно се изплаши she was scared/frightened out of her wits, she was scared to death. -
20 craint
( féminin crainte) [krɛ̃, ɛ̃t] participe passé→ link=craindre craindrecrainte nom féminin[anxiété] fearla crainte de l'échec fear of failure ou failingil vivait dans la crainte d'être reconnu he lived ou went in fear of being recognizedn'aie aucune crainte ou sois sans crainte, tout se passera bien don't worry ou never fear, everything will be all rightéveiller ou susciter les craintes de quelqu'un to alarm somebodyde crainte de locution prépositionnellede crainte que locution conjonctivede crainte qu'on (ne) l'accuse for fear of being accused, fearing that she might be accusedil faut agir vite, de crainte que la situation (n') empire we must act quickly, lest ou in case the situation should get worseI'm frightened ou scared of spiders. J'ai peur des araignéesI was terrified ou petrified. J'étais mort de peurI was scared out of my wits. J'étais mort de peurI'm dreading (the thought of) telling her. J'appréhende de le lui direI'm not looking forward to telling her. La perspective de le lui dire ne m'enchante guèreI'm afraid that he might get hurt ou that he'll get hurt. J'ai peur qu'il se blesseI'm worried about him. Je suis inquiète pour luiI'm concerned for ou worried about her health. Je m'inquiète pour sa santé
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