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ПОДАВАТЬ/ПОДАТЬ ГОЛОС VP1. (subj: human or animal) (of people) to make one's presence known by saying sth.(of animals) to make its presence known by producing its characteristic sounds: (of people) X подал голос - X opened his mouth (in limited contexts) X found his tongue X chimed inNeg X не подавал голоса - X held his tongueX kept his mouth shut(of animals) X подаёт голос - X is making itself (himself, herself) heardX is reminding us (you etc) of its (his, her) presence X let out a bark (a neigh, a moo, a chirp etc)(Тарелкин:) Ox, ox, - разбойники - что вы? (Расплюев:) Ara - голос подал! (Сухово-Кобылин 3). (Т.:) Oh, oh-criminals-what are you doing? (R.:) Aha! He's found his tongue again! (3a)2. (subj: human to voice one's opinionsX подал голос — X made himself (his voice) heardX let his voice be heard X spoke up (in limited contexts) X found his voice.Жёлчный агроном после этого письма (Платона Сам-соновича), видимо, больше не пытался спорить, зато вежливый зоотехник продолжал подавать голос (Искандер 6). Piaton Samsonovich's reply apparently silenced the acrimonious agronomist for good. The polite livestock expert, however, continued to make himself heard (6a).Самое удивительное, что ещё копошатся люди, которые пробуют подать голос сквозь толщу воды, со дна океана. Среди них и я, хотя мне точно известно, какие нужны сверхчеловеческие усилия, чтобы сохранить кучку рукописей (Мандельштам 2). The most astonishing thing is that there are still a few people with just enough life in them to try making their voices heard, but only through an immense volume of water, from the bottom of the ocean, as it were. Among them I count myself-and I know, if anybody does, what superhuman efforts are needed just to preserve a handful of manuscripts (2a).Раз, когда Илья Нетёсов подал голос насчёт того, чтобы поблагодарить Анфису Петровну, (Михаилу) показалось, что Анфиса Петровна кого-то ищет глазами в зале. Может, его искала? (Абрамов 1). When Ilya Netyosov had spoken up about thanking Anfisa Petrovna, (Mikhail) had thought he had seen her searching for someone in the room. For him maybe? (1a).3. (subj: human to send s.o. a letter, inform s.o. about o.s.: X подал голос = X dropped (person Y) a lineX не подаёт голоса - X hasn't been heard from.4. \Г-302 за кого-что (subj: human to vote for s.o. or sth.: X подал голос за Y-a = X cast his vote for YX gave Y his vote X said yes to Y. -
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• ПОДАВАТЬ/ПОДАТЬ ГОЛОС[VP]=====1. [subj: human or animal]⇒ (of people) to make one's presence known by saying sth.; (of animals) to make its presence known by producing its characteristic sounds:- [in limited contexts] X found his tongue;- X chimed in;- X is reminding us (you etc) of its (his, her) presence;- X let out a bark (a neigh, a moo, a chirp etc).♦ [Тарелкин:] Ox, ox, - разбойники - что вы? [Расплюев:] Ага - голос подал! (Сухово-Кобылин 3). [Т.:] Oh, oh - criminals - what are you doing? [R.:] Aha! He's found his tongue again! (3a)2. [subj: human]⇒ to voice one's opinions:- X spoke up;- [in limited contexts] X found his voice.♦ Жёлчный агроном после этого письма [Платона Самсоновича], видимо, больше не пытался спорить, зато вежливый зоотехник продолжал подавать голос (Искандер 6). Platon Samsonovich's reply apparently silenced the acrimonious agronomist for good. The polite livestock expert, however, continued to make himself heard (6a).♦ Самое удивительное, что ещё копошатся люди, которые пробуют подать голос сквозь толщу воды, со дна океана. Среди них и я, хотя мне точно известно, какие нужны сверхчеловеческие усилия, чтобы сохранить кучку рукописей (Мандельштам 2). The most astonishing thing is that there are still a few people with just enough life in them to try making their voices heard, but only through an immense volume of water, from the bottom of the ocean, as it were. Among them I count myself-and I know, if anybody does, what superhuman efforts are needed just to preserve a handful of manuscripts (2a).♦ Раз, когда Илья Нетёсов подал голос насчёт того, чтобы поблагодарить Анфису Петровну, [Михаилу] показалось, что Анфиса Петровна кого-то ищет глазами в зале. Может, его искала? (Абрамов 1). When Ilya Netyosov had spoken up about thanking Anfisa Petrovna, [Mikhail] had thought he had seen her searching for someone in the room. For him maybe? (1a).3. [subj: human]⇒ to send s.o. a letter, inform s.o. about o.s.:⇒ to vote for s.o. or sth.:- X said yes to Y.Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > подавать голос
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• ПОДАВАТЬ/ПОДАТЬ ГОЛОС[VP]=====1. [subj: human or animal]⇒ (of people) to make one's presence known by saying sth.; (of animals) to make its presence known by producing its characteristic sounds:- [in limited contexts] X found his tongue;- X chimed in;- X is reminding us (you etc) of its (his, her) presence;- X let out a bark (a neigh, a moo, a chirp etc).♦ [Тарелкин:] Ox, ox, - разбойники - что вы? [Расплюев:] Ага - голос подал! (Сухово-Кобылин 3). [Т.:] Oh, oh - criminals - what are you doing? [R.:] Aha! He's found his tongue again! (3a)2. [subj: human]⇒ to voice one's opinions:- X spoke up;- [in limited contexts] X found his voice.♦ Жёлчный агроном после этого письма [Платона Самсоновича], видимо, больше не пытался спорить, зато вежливый зоотехник продолжал подавать голос (Искандер 6). Platon Samsonovich's reply apparently silenced the acrimonious agronomist for good. The polite livestock expert, however, continued to make himself heard (6a).♦ Самое удивительное, что ещё копошатся люди, которые пробуют подать голос сквозь толщу воды, со дна океана. Среди них и я, хотя мне точно известно, какие нужны сверхчеловеческие усилия, чтобы сохранить кучку рукописей (Мандельштам 2). The most astonishing thing is that there are still a few people with just enough life in them to try making their voices heard, but only through an immense volume of water, from the bottom of the ocean, as it were. Among them I count myself-and I know, if anybody does, what superhuman efforts are needed just to preserve a handful of manuscripts (2a).♦ Раз, когда Илья Нетёсов подал голос насчёт того, чтобы поблагодарить Анфису Петровну, [Михаилу] показалось, что Анфиса Петровна кого-то ищет глазами в зале. Может, его искала? (Абрамов 1). When Ilya Netyosov had spoken up about thanking Anfisa Petrovna, [Mikhail] had thought he had seen her searching for someone in the room. For him maybe? (1a).3. [subj: human]⇒ to send s.o. a letter, inform s.o. about o.s.:⇒ to vote for s.o. or sth.:- X said yes to Y.Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > подать голос
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св - пода́тьподава́ть сове́т/знак/сигна́л — to give advice/a sign/a signal
подава́ть обе́д — to serve dinner
подава́ть кому-л пальто́ — to help sb on with his/her coat
подава́ть го́лос — to raise one's voice
2) vti представлять в письменном виде to hand in, to file, to submit, to lodgeподава́ть жа́лобу — to file/to lodge a complaint
подава́ть заявле́ние — to file/to hand in/to send in/to submit an application
подава́ть апелля́цию — to appeal
подава́ть на кого-л в суд — to bring an action/a (law)suit against sb, to take sb to court, to sue sb (for sth)
подава́ть (заявле́ние) на разво́д — to file for/to sue for divorce
подава́ть в отста́вку — to submit/to tender lit one's resignation, to resign
•- уже можно подавать на стол
- подавать надежду
- подавать надежды
- подавать пример
- подавать руку
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несов. - подава́ть, сов. - пода́ть1) (вн. дт.; давать в руки) give (d to, d i)подава́ть кому́-л пальто́ — help smb on with his coat
2) (вн.; ставить на стол) serve (d)подава́ть на стол — serve up
обе́д по́дан — dinner is served
3) (дт.; давать милостыню) give (i) alms [ɑːmz]4) (вн.; подводить для посадки, погрузки) drive up (d)маши́ну по́дали к подъе́зду — the car was sent up to the door
по́езд по́дали на 1-ю платфо́рму — the train came in at platform one
на каку́ю платфо́рму подаду́т по́езд? — what platform is the train due at?; what platform will the train come in at?
подава́ть мяч — serve the ball
6) (вн.; представлять куда-л в письменном виде) submit (d)подава́ть заявле́ние — hand in an application
подава́ть апелля́цию — appeal
подава́ть пети́цию / проше́ние — submit / forward a petition
подава́ть жа́лобу (дт. на вн.) — make a complaint (to about); lodge a complaint (with about)
подава́ть зая́вку на пате́нт — apply for a patent, file a patent application
подава́ть зая́вку на уча́стие в ко́нкурсе / торга́х по присужде́нию контра́кта — tender / bid for a contract, put in a bid for a contract
7) тех. (вн.) feed (d)интерве́нция была́ по́дана пре́ссой как миротво́рческая а́кция — the press presented / depicted the intervention as a peacemaking operation
••подава́ть го́лос — 1) ( нарушать молчание) give tongue 2) ( голосовать) vote, cast a vote
подава́ть в отста́вку — send in one's resignation [-zɪ-]; воен. send in one's papers
подава́ть в суд (на вн.) — bring an action (against)
подава́ть знак кому́-л — give a sign (to)
подава́ть приме́р — set (i) an example
подава́ть ру́ку — см. рука
подава́ть наде́жду — give (i) hope
подава́ть по́вод — = дава́ть по́вод (см. повод)
подава́ть телегра́мму (дт.) — send (i) a telegram, wire (d)
не подава́ть ви́ду — см. вид
не подава́ть при́знаков жи́зни — show / give no sign of life
подава́ть кома́нду воен. — give a command
руко́й пода́ть — см. рука
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ЧЁРНЫЙ ШАР old-fash NP a vote againstblackballno-voteположить (кому) чёрный шар = blackball (S.O.)."Я сам позавидовал ему на защите (диссертации). Молодость, чистота и вместе с тем какая зрелая, глубокая любовь к своему делу! Разумеется, это чувство не могло заставить меня положить чёрный шар» (Каверин 1). UI myself envied him for his defence (of his dissertation). Youth, single-mindedness, and along with it such a deep, mature love for his work. Of course, that feeling wasn't strong enough to make me blackball him" (1a).Formerly, «чёрный шар» ("a black ball") was placed in a ballot box to cast a negative vote. -
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• ЧЕРНЫЙ ШАР old-fash[NP]=====⇒ a vote against:- blackball;- no-vote;♦ "Я сам позавидовал ему на защите [диссертации]. Молодость, чистота и вместе с тем какая зрелая, глубокая любовь к своему делу! Разумеется, это чувство не могло заставить меня положить чёрный шар" (Каверин 1). "I myself envied him for his defence [of his dissertation]. Youth, single-mindedness, and along with it such a deep, mature love for his work. Of course, that feeling wasn't strong enough to make me blackball him" (1a).—————← Formerly, "чёрный шар" ("a black ball") was placed in a ballot box to cast a negative vote.Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > черный шар
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