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Our team has gone into orbit

  • 1 go into orbit

    expr AmE sl
    1)

    When she sees it, she'll go into orbit — Когда она это увидит, ее восторгу не будет конца

    The entire staff went into orbit when they got the news — Все сотрудники ликовали, когда поступило это сообщение

    2)

    He is afraid his dad'll go into orbit when he finds out about the car accident — Он боится, что его предок придет в ярость, когда узнает о поломанной машине

    Wow, I thought the manager was going to go into orbit, she was so mad — Блин, я думал, что начальница вот-вот взовьется, так она разозлилась

    3)

    The new dictionary of modern spoken language > go into orbit

  • 2 go into orbit

    амер.; жарг.
    1) "выйти на орбиту", добиться большого успеха, преуспеть

    Our team has gone into orbit. (DAI) — Наша команда добилась больших успехов.

    2) беситься, злиться; ≈ лопаться от злости, на стену лезть

    John was afraid his father would go into orbit when he found out about the car accident. (DAI) — Джон боялся, что отец взбеленится, когда узнает, что он разбил машину.

    Large English-Russian phrasebook > go into orbit

  • 3 go into orbit

       «выйти нa opбиту», дoбитьcя бoльшoгo уcпexa, пpeуcпeть
        Our team has gone into orbit. After he appeared on television, the actor's career went into orbit

    Concise English-Russian phrasebook > go into orbit

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