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1 пропускать мимо ушей
1. turn a deaf ear toшапка, лихо сдвинутая на ухо — a cap set at a rakish angle
2. turn a deaf earпо уши; — over head and ears, head over up to the ears
по уши; по горло — over head and ears, head over ears
Русско-английский большой базовый словарь > пропускать мимо ушей
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2 навострить уши
по уши; — over head and ears, head over up to the ears
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3 по уши
по уши; — over head and ears, head over up to the ears
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4 ухо
с. ear, lugпо уши; — over head and ears, head over up to the ears
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5 среднее ухо
по уши; — over head and ears, head over up to the ears
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6 пропускать
vt; св - пропусти́тьпропуска́ть кого-л вперёд — to make way for sb
2) упускать to miss, to let slip byпропуска́ть авто́бус — to miss the/ one's bus
пропуска́ть удо́бный слу́чай — to miss/to lose an opportunity, to miss one's chance, to let a chance slip by
пропуска́ть мяч спорт — to muff a ball
3) не замечать to overlook, to missпропуска́ть оши́бку/опеча́тку — to overlook/to miss a mistake/a misprint
пропусти́ть дру́га в толпе́ — to miss one's friend in the crowd
вы пропусти́ли са́мое гла́вное не поняли — you've missed the point
4) выпускать намеренно или по ошибке to omit, to leave out; поспешно to skip collпропуска́ть жу́ткие подро́бности преступле́ния — to leave out/to omit/to skip the ghastly details of the crime
пропуска́ть ми́мо уше́й — to turn a deaf ear to, to pay no heed to lit, to take no heed of lit
он пропусти́л мой сове́т ми́мо уше́й — my advice fell on deaf ears, he paid no heed to my advice
5) не являться to miss, to be absent fromпропуска́ть уро́ки/ле́кции — to miss/to cut coll classes/lectures
6) давать проникать насквозь to let in; to leakпропуска́ть свет и во́здух — to let in light and air
пропуска́ть во́ду/газ — to leak water/gas
э́та ткань пропуска́ет во́ду — this fabric is not waterproof
7) разг выпиватьпропуска́ть стака́нчик — to have a drink/a drop (of)
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7 протест пропустили мимо ушей
General subject: the protest fell on deaf earsУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > протест пропустили мимо ушей
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ПОВИСАТЬ/ПОВИСНУТЬ В ВОЗДУХЕ VP fixed WO1. ( subj: usu. рука, нога) having interrupted a movement before it is completed, to remain motionless in that position: рука (нога) повисла в воздухе - s.o. 's arm (leg) remained (was left) suspended in midair.2. coll. Also: ВИСЕТЬ В ВОЗДУХЕ coll (subj: human or abstr (дело, поездка, планы etc)) to be in a state of uncertainty, in an indefinite positionX повис в воздухе — X was left hangingX was up in the air X was in (a state of) limbo.Из-за маминой болезни моя командировка в Прагу повисла в воздухе. Because of my mother's illness, my business trip to Prague is up in the air.3. ( subj: слова, возражения etc) (of s.o. 's remarks, objections etc) to receive no reaction, response, or support (from others)X повис в воздухе = X fell on deaf earsX was of (to) no avail.(Бывший партийный работник) стал агитатором в каком-то техникуме, в Ленинграде... Пришёл поторопить своих подопечных в день выборов - никто идти не хочет. Он говорит: «Вам надо с нас пример брать - мы революцию делали»... А ему отвечают: «А кто вас просил революцию делать? Раньше лучше жилось...» Вся его революционная фразеология повисла в воздухе... (Мандельштам 1)....He (a former Party official) had taken on the job of giving political instruction in a Leningrad technical college....On one election day he had come to the college early to get all the students out to vote, but none of them wanted to. He said they should take an example from people like himself who had "made the Revolution."...To this they replied that nobody had asked him to make a revolution and that people had been better off before. This had left him speechless, and the whole of his "revolutionary" claptrap had been to no avail (1a). -
9 висеть в воздухе
• ПОВИСАТЬ/ПОВИСНУТЬ В ВОЗДУХЕ[VP; fixed WO]=====1. [subj: usu. рука, нога]⇒ having interrupted a movement before it is completed, to remain motionless in that position:2. coll. Also: ВИСЕТЬ В ВОЗДУХЕ coll [subj: human or abstr (дело, поездка, планы etc)]⇒ to be in a state of uncertainty, in an indefinite position:- X was in (a state of) limbo.♦ Из-за маминой болезни моя командировка в Прагу повисла в воздухе. Because of my mother's illness, my business trip to Prague is up in the air.3. [subj: слова, возражения etc]⇒ (of s.o.'s remarks, objections etc) to receive no reaction, response, or support (from others):- X was of (to) no avail.♦ [Бывший партийный работник] стал агитатором в каком-то техникуме, в Ленинграде... Пришёл поторопить своих подопечных в день выборов - никто идти не хочет. Он говорит: "Вам надо с нас пример брать - мы революцию делали"... А ему отвечают: "А кто вас просил революцию делать? Раньше лучше жилось..." Вся его революционная фразеология повисла в воздухе... (Мандельштам 1).... Не [a former Party official] had taken on the job of giving political instruction in a Leningrad technical college....On one election day he had come to the college early to get all the students out to vote, but none of them wanted to. He said they should take an example from people like himself who had "made the Revolution."...To this they replied that nobody had asked him to make a revolution and that people had been better off before. This had left him speechless, and the whole of his "revolutionary" claptrap had been to no avail (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > висеть в воздухе
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10 повисать в воздухе
• ПОВИСАТЬ/ПОВИСНУТЬ В ВОЗДУХЕ[VP; fixed WO]=====1. [subj: usu. рука, нога]⇒ having interrupted a movement before it is completed, to remain motionless in that position:2. coll. Also: ВИСЕТЬ В ВОЗДУХЕ coll [subj: human or abstr (дело, поездка, планы etc)]⇒ to be in a state of uncertainty, in an indefinite position:- X was in (a state of) limbo.♦ Из-за маминой болезни моя командировка в Прагу повисла в воздухе. Because of my mother's illness, my business trip to Prague is up in the air.3. [subj: слова, возражения etc]⇒ (of s.o.'s remarks, objections etc) to receive no reaction, response, or support (from others):- X was of (to) no avail.♦ [Бывший партийный работник] стал агитатором в каком-то техникуме, в Ленинграде... Пришёл поторопить своих подопечных в день выборов - никто идти не хочет. Он говорит: "Вам надо с нас пример брать - мы революцию делали"... А ему отвечают: "А кто вас просил революцию делать? Раньше лучше жилось..." Вся его революционная фразеология повисла в воздухе... (Мандельштам 1).... Не [a former Party official] had taken on the job of giving political instruction in a Leningrad technical college....On one election day he had come to the college early to get all the students out to vote, but none of them wanted to. He said they should take an example from people like himself who had "made the Revolution."...To this they replied that nobody had asked him to make a revolution and that people had been better off before. This had left him speechless, and the whole of his "revolutionary" claptrap had been to no avail (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > повисать в воздухе
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11 повиснуть в воздухе
• ПОВИСАТЬ/ПОВИСНУТЬ В ВОЗДУХЕ[VP; fixed WO]=====1. [subj: usu. рука, нога]⇒ having interrupted a movement before it is completed, to remain motionless in that position:2. coll. Also: ВИСЕТЬ В ВОЗДУХЕ coll [subj: human or abstr (дело, поездка, планы etc)]⇒ to be in a state of uncertainty, in an indefinite position:- X was in (a state of) limbo.♦ Из-за маминой болезни моя командировка в Прагу повисла в воздухе. Because of my mother's illness, my business trip to Prague is up in the air.3. [subj: слова, возражения etc]⇒ (of s.o.'s remarks, objections etc) to receive no reaction, response, or support (from others):- X was of (to) no avail.♦ [Бывший партийный работник] стал агитатором в каком-то техникуме, в Ленинграде... Пришёл поторопить своих подопечных в день выборов - никто идти не хочет. Он говорит: "Вам надо с нас пример брать - мы революцию делали"... А ему отвечают: "А кто вас просил революцию делать? Раньше лучше жилось..." Вся его революционная фразеология повисла в воздухе... (Мандельштам 1).... Не [a former Party official] had taken on the job of giving political instruction in a Leningrad technical college....On one election day he had come to the college early to get all the students out to vote, but none of them wanted to. He said they should take an example from people like himself who had "made the Revolution."...To this they replied that nobody had asked him to make a revolution and that people had been better off before. This had left him speechless, and the whole of his "revolutionary" claptrap had been to no avail (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > повиснуть в воздухе
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12 акт о протесте
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13 забастовка протеста
заявляющий протест; заявление протеста — filing a protest
Русско-английский большой базовый словарь > забастовка протеста
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14 энергичный протест
заявляющий протест; заявление протеста — filing a protest
Русско-английский большой базовый словарь > энергичный протест
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15 забастовка протеста
заявляющий протест; заявление протеста — filing a protest
Русско-английский военно-политический словарь > забастовка протеста
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16 заявлять протест
Русско-английский военно-политический словарь > заявлять протест
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17 флаг протеста
заявляющий протест; заявление протеста — filing a protest
Русско-английский военно-политический словарь > флаг протеста
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18 форма протеста
заявляющий протест; заявление протеста — filing a protest
Русско-английский военно-политический словарь > форма протеста
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19 вернет вексель с протестом
заявляющий протест; заявление протеста — filing a protest
Бизнес, юриспруденция. Русско-английский словарь > вернет вексель с протестом
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20 возвращающий вексель с протестом
заявляющий протест; заявление протеста — filing a protest
Бизнес, юриспруденция. Русско-английский словарь > возвращающий вексель с протестом
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