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1 Г-445
HE ГУСТО (кого-чего or с чем, у кого, где) coll Invar usu. quantit subj-compl with copula ( subj / genany common noun) or quantit impers predic with быть») ( s.o. has, in some place there is) a small quantity (of some type of person or thing): у X-a Y-a ( Y-ob, с Y-ом, с Y-ами) не густо = X doesn't have much Y ( many Ys, a great variety of Ys)X hardly ( scarcely) has any Ys X has practically nothing (no Y(s)) X has just a few Ys (in refer, to money) X is low (short) on cash (on funds)).(Галя (Андрею):) Эх ты, хозяин! Твой брат, наверно, устал с дороги, умыться хочет... (Андрей:) Да, да. (Алексею) Пойдем. (Вадим (взяв чемодан Алексея):) Остальные вещи в прихожей? (Алексей:) Тут все! ((встряхнул чемодан):) Не густо! (Розов 1). (Galya (to Andrei):) Hey, you-host! Your cousin is probably tired from the trip, would like to wash up... (Andrei:) Yes, yes...In a minute. ( Vadim (Picking up Alekseis "suitcase"):) Are the rest of your things in the entry? (Aleksei:) That is all I have. (Vadim (shaking the "suitcase"):) Not much here! (1a)....По части музыкальных инструментов, надо прямо сказать, в Чегеме не густо - абхазская чамгури, греческая кеменджа у нескольких греческих семей, живущих здесь, да международная гитара (Искан- дер 3)....As regards musical instruments, it must be plainly stated that Chegem did not have a great variety-the Abkhazian chamguri, the Greek kementzes played by some of the local Greek families, and the international guitar (3a). -
2 не густо
• НЕ ГУСТО ( кого-чего or с чем, у кого, где) coll[Invar; usu. quantit subj-compl with copula (subj/ gen: any common noun) or quantit impers predic with быть]=====⇒ (s.o. has, in some place there is) a small quantity (of some type of person or thing):- у X-a Y-a ( Y-ob, с Y-ом, с Y-ами) не густо≈ X doesn't have much Y (many Ys, a great variety of Ys);- X has practically nothing (no Y<s>);- [in refer, to money] X is low (short) on cash (on funds).♦ [Галя (Андрею):] Эх ты, хозяин! Твой брат, наверно, устал с дороги, умыться хочет... [Андрей:] Да, да. (Алексею) Пойдем. [Вадим (взяв чемодан Алексея):] Остальные вещи в прихожей? [Алексей:] Тут все! [(встряхнул чемодан):] Не густо! (Розов 1). [Galya (to Andrei):] Hey, you-host! Your cousin is probably tired from the trip, would like to wash up... [Andrei:] Yes, yes...In a minute. [Vadim (Picking up Alekseis "suitcase ''): ] Are the rest of your things in the entry? [Aleksei:] That is all I have. [Vadim (shaking the "suitcase"):] Not much here! (1a).♦...По части музыкальных инструментов, надо прямо сказать, в Чегеме не густо - абхазская чамгури, греческая кеменджа у нескольких греческих семей, живущих здесь, да международная гитара (Искандер 3)....As regards musical instruments, it must be plainly stated that Chegem did not have a great variety-the Abkhazian chamguri, the Greek kementzes played by some of the local Greek families, and the international guitar (3a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > не густо
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3 только
1. частonly, just, всего лишь merely; исключительно solelyто́лько два дня — only two days
я то́лько хоте́л спроси́ть — I only/merely wanted to ask a question
то́лько ты мне мо́жешь помо́чь — only you/you alone can help me
ещё пирога́? Да, спаси́бо, но то́лько ма́ленький кусо́чек — some more cake? Yes, please, just a small slice
её забо́тит то́лько твоё здоро́вье — she's concerned solely for your health
— not... till/untilон прие́дет то́лько в пя́тницу — he won't come until Friday
то́лько не кроме — but, except, only not
приходи́ в любо́й день, то́лько не в суббо́ту — come any day but/except Saturday, come any day, only not on Saturday
то́лько что — just
он то́лько что звони́л — he has just called
то́лько бы — if only
2. союзто́лько бы узна́ть пра́вду! — if only we could know the truth!
как то́лько — as soon as
то́лько едва..., как — hardly/scarcely... when
- только и всегото́лько мы вошли́, как начался́ дождь — hardly had we come in when it started raining
- это на крышу упало яблоко, только и всего
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