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СДАВАТЬСЯ/СДАТЬСЯ НА МИЛОСТЬ кого, usu. победителя VP subj: human or collect) to give in (to one's conqueror, enemy etc) unreservedly, making no demands and setting no conditionsX сдался на милость Y-a = X surrendered unconditionally (to Y)X surrendered himself to the mercies of Y X threw himself upon the mercy of Y....Накануне того дня, как ей уехать из санатория, Соискатель поднял руки вверх: «Сдаюсь! На милость победителя!» (Залыгин 1)....On the eve of her departure from the sanatorium the Challenger put up his hands: "I surrender! Unconditionally!" (I a).Жилище Влада оказалось классической ловушкой, бежать было некуда, приходилось сдаваться на милость удачливого ловца (Максимов 2). VIads abode was a classic trap: there was no way of escape and he could only surrender himself to the mercies of his captor (2a)....Ему (Сталину) трудно было поверить сейчас, что ровно пять лет назад, в эту же пору... Москва всерьёз готовилась сдаться на милость победителя... (Максимов 1). Не (Stalin) could hardly believe now that exactly five years earlier, at this time of year, Moscow was seriously considering throwing herself upon the mercy of her conqueror... (1a). -
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• СДАВАТЬСЯ/СДАТЬСЯ НА МИЛОСТЬ кого, usu. победителя[VP; subj: human or collect]=====⇒ to give in (to one's conqueror, enemy etc) unreservedly, making no demands and setting no conditions:- X threw himself upon the mercy of Y.♦...Накануне того дня, как ей уехать из санатория, Соискатель поднял руки вверх: "Сдаюсь! На милость победителя!" (Залыгин 1)....On the eve of her departure from the sanatorium the Challenger put up his hands: "I surrender! Unconditionally!" (I a).♦ Жилище Влада оказалось классической ловушкой, бежать было некуда, приходилось сдаваться на милость удачливого ловца (Максимов 2). Vlad's abode was a classic trap: there was no way of escape and he could only surrender himself to the mercies of his captor (2a).♦...Ему [Сталину] трудно было поверить сейчас, что ровно пять лет назад, в эту же пору... Москва всерьёз готовилась сдаться на милость победителя... (Максимов 1). Не [Stalin] could hardly believe now that exactly five years earlier, at this time of year, Moscow was seriously considering throwing herself upon the mercy of her conqueror... (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > сдаваться на милость
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• СДАВАТЬСЯ/СДАТЬСЯ НА МИЛОСТЬ кого, usu. победителя[VP; subj: human or collect]=====⇒ to give in (to one's conqueror, enemy etc) unreservedly, making no demands and setting no conditions:- X threw himself upon the mercy of Y.♦...Накануне того дня, как ей уехать из санатория, Соискатель поднял руки вверх: "Сдаюсь! На милость победителя!" (Залыгин 1)....On the eve of her departure from the sanatorium the Challenger put up his hands: "I surrender! Unconditionally!" (I a).♦ Жилище Влада оказалось классической ловушкой, бежать было некуда, приходилось сдаваться на милость удачливого ловца (Максимов 2). Vlad's abode was a classic trap: there was no way of escape and he could only surrender himself to the mercies of his captor (2a).♦...Ему [Сталину] трудно было поверить сейчас, что ровно пять лет назад, в эту же пору... Москва всерьёз готовилась сдаться на милость победителя... (Максимов 1). Не [Stalin] could hardly believe now that exactly five years earlier, at this time of year, Moscow was seriously considering throwing herself upon the mercy of her conqueror... (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > сдаться на милость
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