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РАСПУСКАТЬ/РАСПУСТИТЬ ЯЗЫК coll, disapprov VP subj: human to become too talkative, speak excessively, without restraintX распустил язык — X talked too much (too freely)X wagged (began to wag) his tongueNeg Imper не распускай язык - shut your mouthquit wagging (don't wag) your tongue put a sock in it put a lid on it.В это мгновение чёрный китель поднял голову и начал что-то выговаривать своему земляку. Сван, что сидел на корточках, добродушно оправдывался, поглядывая в нашу сторону, как на союзников. Чёрный китель постепенно успокоился и на интонации мелкого административного раздражения замолк. «Язык не распускай», - сказал он ему в конце по-русски... (Искандер 4). At that instant, Black-Tunic raised his head and began saying something to his countryman. The Svan who was sitting on his haunches defended himself good-naturedly, glancing in our direction as if we were allies. Black-Tunic gradually wound down and concluded in a tone of petty administrative irritation. "Don't wag your tongue," he said finally, in Russian... (4a). -
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• РАСПУСКАТЬ/РАСПУСТИТЬ ЯЗЫК coll, disapprov[VP; subj: human]=====⇒ to become too talkative, speak excessively, without restraint:- quit wagging < don't wag> your tongue;- put a lid on it.♦ В это мгновение чёрный китель поднял голову и начал что-то выговаривать своему земляку. Сван, что сидел на корточках, добродушно оправдывался, поглядывая в нашу сторону, как на союзников. Чёрный китель постепенно успокоился и на интонации мелкого административного раздражения замолк. "Язык не распускай", - сказал он ему в конце по-русски... (Искандер 4). At that instant, Black-Tunic raised his head and began saying something to his countryman. The Svan who was sitting on his haunches defended himself good-naturedly, glancing in our direction as if we were allies. Black-Tunic gradually wound down and concluded in a tone of petty administrative irritation. "Don't wag your tongue," he said finally, in Russian... (4a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > распускать язык
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• РАСПУСКАТЬ/РАСПУСТИТЬ ЯЗЫК coll, disapprov[VP; subj: human]=====⇒ to become too talkative, speak excessively, without restraint:- quit wagging < don't wag> your tongue;- put a lid on it.♦ В это мгновение чёрный китель поднял голову и начал что-то выговаривать своему земляку. Сван, что сидел на корточках, добродушно оправдывался, поглядывая в нашу сторону, как на союзников. Чёрный китель постепенно успокоился и на интонации мелкого административного раздражения замолк. "Язык не распускай", - сказал он ему в конце по-русски... (Искандер 4). At that instant, Black-Tunic raised his head and began saying something to his countryman. The Svan who was sitting on his haunches defended himself good-naturedly, glancing in our direction as if we were allies. Black-Tunic gradually wound down and concluded in a tone of petty administrative irritation. "Don't wag your tongue," he said finally, in Russian... (4a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > распустить язык
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