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ВЫХОДИТЬ/ВЫЙТИ В ТИРАЖ VP subj: human1. to become unfit for sth., cease working or functioning productively in one's capacityX вышел в тираж — X was (ready to be) put out to pastureX was (became) a back number X lost his usefulness X became dead wood.«Хелло, Арси, - бормотал в трубке старый развратник, -похоже на то, что мы с тобой ещё не вышли в тираж». -«Поздравляю, - сухо сказал Арсений Николаевич. - На меня твои успехи совершенно не распространяются» (Аксёнов 7). "Hello, Arsy," came the voice of the old reprobate through the receiver. "Looks like we don't have to be put out to pasture yet, the two of us." "Congratulations," said Arseny Nikolaevich curtly, "but your prowess has nothing to do with me" (7a).Радуясь за неё (дочь), он в глубине души ревновал её к Николаю, постепенно заместившему отца в сердце дочери: «В тираж выходишь, Лашков, скоро совсем никому не будешь нужен» (Максимов 3). Не was glad for her (his daughter), but deep down he felt jealous of Nikolai, who had gradually replaced her father in his daughter's heart. "You're a back number, Lashkov. Soon nobody will want you" (3a).Лучников обнимал за зябкие плечики Лору Лерову, одну из тех увядающих «букетиков», что украшали недавний праздник «Курьера». Десяток лет назад - звезда Москвы, манекенщица Министерства лёгкой промышленности, поочерёдная любовница дюжины гениев, сейчас явно выходила в тираж (Аксёнов 7). ( context transl) Luchnikov had his arm around the unprotected shoulders of Lora Lerova, one of the fading nosegays who had adorned the Courier brunch. Ten or twelve years ago-the toast of Moscow, star model for the Ministry of Light Industry, mistress of a dozen geniuses, now-Miss Passee (7a).2. obsusu. pfv) to dieX вышел в тираж = X left this worldX passed away (on). -
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• ВЫХОДИТЬ/ВЫЙТИ В ТИРАЖ[VP; subj: human]=====1. to become unfit for sth., cease working or functioning productively in one's capacity:- X was < became> a back number;- X became dead wood.♦ "Хелло, Арси, - бормотал в трубке старый развратник, - похоже на то, что мы с тобой ещё не вышли в тираж". - "Поздравляю, - сухо сказал Арсений Николаевич. - На меня твои успехи совершенно не распространяются" (Аксёнов 7). "Hello, Arsy," came the voice of the old reprobate through the receiver. "Looks like we don't have to be put out to pasture yet, the two of us." "Congratulations," said Arseny Nikolaevich curtly, "but your prowess has nothing to do with me" (7a).♦ Радуясь за неё [ дочь], он в глубине души ревновал её к Николаю, постепенно заместившему отца в сердце дочери: "В тираж выходишь, Лашков, скоро совсем никому не будешь нужен" (Максимов 3). He was glad for her [his daughter], but deep down he felt jealous of Nikolai, who had gradually replaced her father in his daughter's heart. "You're a back number, Lashkov. Soon nobody will want you" (3a).♦ Лучников обнимал за зябкие плечики Лору Лерову, одну из тех увядающих "букетиков", что украшали недавний праздник "Курьера". Десяток лет назад - звезда Москвы, манекенщица Министерства лёгкой промышленности, поочерёдная любовница дюжины гениев, сейчас явно выходила в тираж (Аксёнов 7). [context transl] Luchnikov had his arm around the unprotected shoulders of Lora Lerova, one of the fading nosegays who had adorned the Courier brunch. Ten or twelve years ago-the toast of Moscow, star model for the Ministry of Light Industry, mistress of a dozen geniuses; now-Miss Passee (7a).2. obs [usu. pfv]⇒ to die:- X passed away <on>.Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > выйти в тираж
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• ВЫХОДИТЬ/ВЫЙТИ В ТИРАЖ[VP; subj: human]=====1. to become unfit for sth., cease working or functioning productively in one's capacity:- X was < became> a back number;- X became dead wood.♦ "Хелло, Арси, - бормотал в трубке старый развратник, - похоже на то, что мы с тобой ещё не вышли в тираж". - "Поздравляю, - сухо сказал Арсений Николаевич. - На меня твои успехи совершенно не распространяются" (Аксёнов 7). "Hello, Arsy," came the voice of the old reprobate through the receiver. "Looks like we don't have to be put out to pasture yet, the two of us." "Congratulations," said Arseny Nikolaevich curtly, "but your prowess has nothing to do with me" (7a).♦ Радуясь за неё [ дочь], он в глубине души ревновал её к Николаю, постепенно заместившему отца в сердце дочери: "В тираж выходишь, Лашков, скоро совсем никому не будешь нужен" (Максимов 3). He was glad for her [his daughter], but deep down he felt jealous of Nikolai, who had gradually replaced her father in his daughter's heart. "You're a back number, Lashkov. Soon nobody will want you" (3a).♦ Лучников обнимал за зябкие плечики Лору Лерову, одну из тех увядающих "букетиков", что украшали недавний праздник "Курьера". Десяток лет назад - звезда Москвы, манекенщица Министерства лёгкой промышленности, поочерёдная любовница дюжины гениев, сейчас явно выходила в тираж (Аксёнов 7). [context transl] Luchnikov had his arm around the unprotected shoulders of Lora Lerova, one of the fading nosegays who had adorned the Courier brunch. Ten or twelve years ago-the toast of Moscow, star model for the Ministry of Light Industry, mistress of a dozen geniuses; now-Miss Passee (7a).2. obs [usu. pfv]⇒ to die:- X passed away <on>.Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > выходить в тираж
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