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1 К-139
КЛИКАТЬ/КЛИКНУТЬ КЛИЧ VP, subj: human1. \К-139 (к кому obs) elev to address people with a call, summons to do sth.usu. when appealing to all the members of a given group, community etc to unite for a common cause)X кликнул клич - X made an appeal (to the people)X sent out a (the) call X sounded (issued) a call (in limited contexts) X went to the people X sent out a call to arms.Обыкновенно Бородавкин, напившись утром чаю, кликал клич сбегались оловянные солдатики... (Салтыков-Щедрин 1). Usually, after Wartkin had drunk his morning tea, he would send out a call, the tin soldiers would come running... (1a).Он говорил, что нынче народ разбирал оружие в Кремле, что в афише Растопчина хотя и сказано, что он клич кликнет дня за два, но что уж сделано распоряжение наверное о том, чтобы завтра весь народ шёл на Три Горы с оружием, и что там будет большое сражение (Толстой 6). Не said the people had been getting arms in the Kremlin and that though Rostopchin's broadsheet had said that he would sound a call two or three days in advance, the order had certainly already been given for everyone to go armed to the Three Hills to-morrow, and that there would be a big battle there (6b).Он (начальник) решился испытать своих подчиненных и кликнуть клич. «Кто хочет доказать, что любит меня... тот пусть отрубит указательный палец правой руки своей!» Никто, однако ж, на клич не спешил... (Салтыков-Щедрин 1)....He (the chief) decided to test his subordinates and issued a call. uWhoso wishes to prove he loves me...shall cut off the index finger of his right hand!" No one, however, hastened to the call (1a).2. coll (pfv only) to appeal to friends, colleagues etc for helpX кликнул клич - X called for (in the) reinforcementsX called in (up) the troops. -
2 кликать клич
• КЛИКАТЬ/КЛИКНУТЬ КЛИЧ[VP, subj: human]=====1. кликать клич (к кому obs) elev to address people with a call, summons to do sth. (usu. when appealing to all the members of a given group, community etc to unite for a common cause):- X sent out a (the) call;- [in limited contexts] X went to the people;- X sent out a call to arms.♦ Обыкновенно Бородавкин, напившись утром чаю, кликал клич; сбегались оловянные солдатики... (Салтыков-Щедрин 1). Usually, after Wartkin had drunk his morning tea, he would send out a call; the tin soldiers would come running... (1a).♦ Он говорил, что нынче народ разбирал оружие в Кремле, что в афише Растопчина хотя и сказано, что он клич кликнет дня за два, но что уж сделано распоряжение наверное о том, чтобы завтра весь народ шёл на Три Горы с оружием, и что там будет большое сражение (Толстой 6). He said the people had been getting arms in the Kremlin and that though Rostopchin's broadsheet had said that he would sound a call two or three days in advance, the order had certainly already been given for everyone to go armed to the Three Hills to-morrow, and that there would be a big battle there (6b).♦...Он [начальник] решился испытать своих подчиненных и кликнуть клич. "Кто хочет доказать, что любит меня... тот пусть отрубит указательный палец правой руки своей!" Никто, однако ж, на клич не спешил... (Салтыков-Щедрин 1).... Не [the chief] decided to test his subordinates and issued a call. "Whoso wishes to prove he loves me...shall cut off the index finger of his right hand!" No one, however, hastened to the call (1a).2. coll [pfv only]⇒ to appeal to friends, colleagues etc for help:- X called in <up> the troops.Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > кликать клич
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3 кликнуть клич
• КЛИКАТЬ/КЛИКНУТЬ КЛИЧ[VP, subj: human]=====1. кликнуть клич (к кому obs) elev to address people with a call, summons to do sth. (usu. when appealing to all the members of a given group, community etc to unite for a common cause):- X sent out a (the) call;- [in limited contexts] X went to the people;- X sent out a call to arms.♦ Обыкновенно Бородавкин, напившись утром чаю, кликал клич; сбегались оловянные солдатики... (Салтыков-Щедрин 1). Usually, after Wartkin had drunk his morning tea, he would send out a call; the tin soldiers would come running... (1a).♦ Он говорил, что нынче народ разбирал оружие в Кремле, что в афише Растопчина хотя и сказано, что он клич кликнет дня за два, но что уж сделано распоряжение наверное о том, чтобы завтра весь народ шёл на Три Горы с оружием, и что там будет большое сражение (Толстой 6). He said the people had been getting arms in the Kremlin and that though Rostopchin's broadsheet had said that he would sound a call two or three days in advance, the order had certainly already been given for everyone to go armed to the Three Hills to-morrow, and that there would be a big battle there (6b).♦...Он [начальник] решился испытать своих подчиненных и кликнуть клич. "Кто хочет доказать, что любит меня... тот пусть отрубит указательный палец правой руки своей!" Никто, однако ж, на клич не спешил... (Салтыков-Щедрин 1).... Не [the chief] decided to test his subordinates and issued a call. "Whoso wishes to prove he loves me...shall cut off the index finger of his right hand!" No one, however, hastened to the call (1a).2. coll [pfv only]⇒ to appeal to friends, colleagues etc for help:- X called in <up> the troops.Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > кликнуть клич
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