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1 What price fine weather for Sunday?
Какие виды на хорошую погоду в воскресенье?Difficulties of the English language (lexical reference) English-Russian dictionary > What price fine weather for Sunday?
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2 what price..?
разг.1) как обстоит дело с..?, какие (имеются) виды, шансы на..?, как насчёт..?‘What price the School of Life now, Annette?’ said Calvin. ‘It's the end of the term,’ said Annette. (I. Murdoch, ‘The Flight from the Enchanter’, ch. XXIII) — - А как сейчас обстоит дело со Школой жизни, Аннетт? - спросил Кальвин. - Подхожу к концу семестра, - ответила Аннетт.
2) чего сто/ит..?; как вам нравится..?, как вы находите..?The pater says we'll lose the Reaches if they keep piling war taxes on him. And what price a baronet if you have to live in lodgings? (U. Sinclair, ‘World's End’, ch. 18) — Мой старик говорит, что нам придется отказаться от Плеса, если будут драть такие налоги. А чего стоит баронет, если приходится нанимать квартиру?
She giggled at his repeated efforts to open the door. ‘Not too steady, darling?’ ‘What price yourself? Don't worry about me. I can hold my liquor.’ (G. Gordon, ‘Let the Day Perish’, part II, ch. XXXIX) — Дот взвизгивала всякий раз, как Генри делал неудачную попытку вставить ключ в замок. - Руки не слушаются, дорогой? - А сама-то лучше, что ли? Обо мне можешь не беспокоиться. Я пить умею.
‘Smashin' play, Frank. What price all them murders?’ (M. Dickens, ‘The Heart of London’, part I) — - "Макбет" потрясающая пьеса, Фрэнк. Как тебе нравятся все эти убийства?
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