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ПРЙТАТЬ ГЛАЗА (ВЗГЛЯД, ВЗОР) VP subj: human to avoid or be afraid of looking directly at another or othersX прятал глаза — X hid his eyes (from Y)X avoided Y's eyes X averted his eyes X wouldn't look at Y X wouldn't (took care not to) look Y in the eyeX avoided eye contact (with Y). "Я получил в тот день полное удовлетворение, - вспоминал Иван Петрович. - Отец был напуган. Долго затем искал его взгляда, но он прятал глаза» (Олеша 2). "That day was completely satisfying," Ivan Babichev reminisced. "Father was scared. For a long time afterward, when I tried to look into his eyes, he hid them from me" (2a).«Оно надо же, беда свалилась... Кто ж гадал...» - виновато забормотал он, пряча глаза (Тендряков 1). "What a thing to happen to me...you never can tell." he muttered guiltily, avoiding Simons eyes (1a).В 11 часов - звонок, прибежала секретарша из СП (Союза писателей), очень поспешная, глаза как-то прячет и суетливо сует мне отпечатанную бумажку, что сегодня в 3 часа дня совещание об идейном воспитании писателей (Солженицын 2). At 11 А. М. there was а ring at the door, and a flustered secretary from the Writer's Union rushed in. Taking care not to look me in the eye, she fumblingly thrust a scrap of typewritten paper into my hand, announcing a conference on the ideological education of writers at 3 PM. that same day (2a). -
2 прятать взгляд
• ПРЯТАТЬ ГЛАЗА <ВЗГЛЯД, ВЗОР>[VP; subj: human]=====⇒ to avoid or be afraid of looking directly at another or others:- X avoided eye contact (with Y).♦ "Я получил в тот день полное удовлетворение, - вспоминал Иван Петрович. - Отец был напуган. Долго затем искал его взгляда, но он прятал глаза" (Олеша 2). "That day was completely satisfying," Ivan Babichev reminisced. "Father was scared. For a long time afterward, when I tried to look into his eyes, he hid them from me" (2a).♦ "Оно надо же, беда свалилась... Кто ж гадал..." - виновато забормотал он, пряча глаза (Тендряков 1). "What a thing to happen to me...you never can tell." he muttered guiltily, avoiding Simons eyes (1a).♦ В 11 часов - звонок, прибежала секретарша из СП [Союза писателей], очень поспешная, глаза как-то прячет и суетливо сует мне отпечатанную бумажку, что сегодня в 3 часа дня совещание об идейном воспитании писателей (Солженицын 2). At 11 А. М. there was a ring at the door, and a flustered secretary from the Writer's Union rushed in. Taking care not to look me in the eye, she fumblingly thrust a scrap of typewritten paper into my hand, announcing a conference on the ideological education of writers at 3 PM. that same day (2a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > прятать взгляд
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• ПРЯТАТЬ ГЛАЗА <ВЗГЛЯД, ВЗОР>[VP; subj: human]=====⇒ to avoid or be afraid of looking directly at another or others:- X avoided eye contact (with Y).♦ "Я получил в тот день полное удовлетворение, - вспоминал Иван Петрович. - Отец был напуган. Долго затем искал его взгляда, но он прятал глаза" (Олеша 2). "That day was completely satisfying," Ivan Babichev reminisced. "Father was scared. For a long time afterward, when I tried to look into his eyes, he hid them from me" (2a).♦ "Оно надо же, беда свалилась... Кто ж гадал..." - виновато забормотал он, пряча глаза (Тендряков 1). "What a thing to happen to me...you never can tell." he muttered guiltily, avoiding Simons eyes (1a).♦ В 11 часов - звонок, прибежала секретарша из СП [Союза писателей], очень поспешная, глаза как-то прячет и суетливо сует мне отпечатанную бумажку, что сегодня в 3 часа дня совещание об идейном воспитании писателей (Солженицын 2). At 11 А. М. there was a ring at the door, and a flustered secretary from the Writer's Union rushed in. Taking care not to look me in the eye, she fumblingly thrust a scrap of typewritten paper into my hand, announcing a conference on the ideological education of writers at 3 PM. that same day (2a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > прятать взор
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• ПРЯТАТЬ ГЛАЗА <ВЗГЛЯД, ВЗОР>[VP; subj: human]=====⇒ to avoid or be afraid of looking directly at another or others:- X avoided eye contact (with Y).♦ "Я получил в тот день полное удовлетворение, - вспоминал Иван Петрович. - Отец был напуган. Долго затем искал его взгляда, но он прятал глаза" (Олеша 2). "That day was completely satisfying," Ivan Babichev reminisced. "Father was scared. For a long time afterward, when I tried to look into his eyes, he hid them from me" (2a).♦ "Оно надо же, беда свалилась... Кто ж гадал..." - виновато забормотал он, пряча глаза (Тендряков 1). "What a thing to happen to me...you never can tell." he muttered guiltily, avoiding Simons eyes (1a).♦ В 11 часов - звонок, прибежала секретарша из СП [Союза писателей], очень поспешная, глаза как-то прячет и суетливо сует мне отпечатанную бумажку, что сегодня в 3 часа дня совещание об идейном воспитании писателей (Солженицын 2). At 11 А. М. there was a ring at the door, and a flustered secretary from the Writer's Union rushed in. Taking care not to look me in the eye, she fumblingly thrust a scrap of typewritten paper into my hand, announcing a conference on the ideological education of writers at 3 PM. that same day (2a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > прятать глаза
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5 Б-276
С БЫСТРОТОЮ (-ой) МОЛНИИ PrepP these forms only adv usu. used with pfv verbs fixed WOvery swiftlywith lightning speed(in limited contexts) like wildfire.Раскольников сел, не сводя с него (Порфирия Петровича) глаз... Оба следили друг за другом, но только что взгляды их встречались, оба, с быстротою молнии, отводили их один от другого (Достоевский 3). Raskolnikov sat down without taking his eyes off him (Porfiry Petrovich)....Each watched the other, but the moment their eyes met, they both, with lightning speed, averted them again (3a) -
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• С БЫСТРОТОЮ <- ой> МОЛНИИ[PrepP; these forms only; adv; usu. used with pfv verbs; fixed WO]=====⇒ very swiftly:- [in limited contexts] like wildfire.♦ Раскольников сел, не сводя с него [Порфирия Петровича] глаз... Оба следили друг за другом, но только что взгляды их встречались, оба, с быстротою молнии, отводили их один от другого (Достоевский 3). Raskolnikov sat down without taking his eyes off him [Porfiry Petrovich].... Each watched the other, but the moment their eyes met, they both, with lightning speed, averted them again (3a)Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > с быстротою молнии
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