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С ГОЛОВОЙ2 PrepP Invar adv (intensif))1. \Г-240 уйти, окунуться, погрузиться во что, увязнуть в чём, отдаться чему и т. п. (to give o.s. over to sth.) wholly, fullyX с головой ушёл в Y — X became completely absorbed in YX became thoroughly (totally) engrossed in Y X plunged (threw himself) into Y.Он (Королёв) с головой окунулся в проектирование сразу двух объектов - ракеты и планера с жидкотопливным ракетным двигателем (Владимиров 1). Не (Korolyov) became completely absorbed in the design of two machines at the same time-a rocket and a glider equipped with a liquid-fuel jet motor (1a).... К коммунизму он (Лежал) пришёл путём долгих размышлений, а сделав выводы, с головой окунулся в повседневную политическую работу (Эренбург 1). Не (Lejean) had accepted Communism after long reflection, but had then plunged into everyday political activity (1a).2. выдавать \Г-240 кого, often себя ( subj: abstr or concr ( var. without себя), or human ( var. with себя) (to reveal s.o. 's or one's own involvement in sth.) conclusively, leaving no room for doubtX выдал Y-a с головой - X gave Y away completelyX was a dead giveaway X betrayed YY выдал себя с головой - Y gave himself away completelyY betrayed himself.Миша утверждал, что письмо написано не им, но стиль выдавал его с головой. Misha asserted that he wasn't the one who wrote the letter, but the style was a dead giveaway....Через несколько дней после этого разговора был ещё случай, когда он (Едигей) выдал себя с головой и долго каялся, мучился после этого... (Айтматов 2). A few days after this conversation, there was an occasion when he (Yedigei) gave himself away completely, and he regretted it and suffered from it for a long time afterwards... (2a).Лёва угощал и, симулируя беспечность: о том, о сём, - всё подбирался к цели. И когда, наконец, не узнавая свой голос, сразу выдав себя с головой (хотя все силы его были направлены, чтобы вопрос был безразличен и между прочим), всё-таки задал его, то неповторимая улыбочка вдруг подёрнула губы Митишатьева... (Битов 2). Не (Lyova) bought the drinks and all the while-feigning unconcern, talking of this and that-kept sneaking up on his goal. When at last, not recognizing his own voice, betraying himself at once (though he bent every effort to make his question indifferent and casual)-when he did ask it, Miti-shatyev's lips suddenly twitched in an inimitable little smile... (2a). -
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I• С ГОЛОВОЙ coll[PrepP; Invar]=====1. парень, малый, человек и т.п. с головой approv [subj-compl with copula (subj: human) or nonagreeing modif]⇒ very smart, sensible, capable:- have (with) brains (a brain, smarts).♦ "Ты, парень, вижу - с головой, понимаешь, что - к чему" (Максимов 3). "I can see you've got a head on your shoulders, boy. You understand things" (3a).♦ Подобрал он [Шутиков], конечно, толковых людей. Люди были с головой (Дудинцев 1). Certainly he [Shutikov] had picked highly competent men for this, men with brains (1a).2. [adv]⇒ (to do sth.) sensibly, intelligently:- use (using) one's head (brain<s>).♦ "Работаю безотказно. В своем деле спец не из последних... Работаю с головой..." (Копелев 1). "I work nonstop. In my field I'm not the least of specialists....I use my head" (1a).II[PrepP; Invar; adv (intensif)]=====1. с головой уйти, окунуться, погрузиться во что, увязнуть в чём, отдаться чему и т.п. (to give o.s. over to sth.) wholly, fully:- X plunged (threw himself) into Y.♦ Он [Королёв] с головой окунулся в проектирование сразу двух объектов - ракеты и планера с жидкотопливным ракетным двигателем (Владимиров 1). Не [Korolyov] became completely absorbed in the design of two machines at the same time-a rocket and a glider equipped with a liquid-fuel jet motor (1a).♦... К коммунизму он [Лежан] пришёл путём долгих размышлений, а сделав выводы, с головой окунулся в повседневную политическую работу (Эренбург 1). Не [Lejean] had accepted Communism after long reflection, but had then plunged into everyday political activity (1a).2. выдавать с головой кого, often себя [subj: abstr or concr (var. without себя), or human (var. with себя]⇒ (to reveal s.o.'s or one's own involvement in sth.) conclusively, leaving no room for doubt:- X betrayed Y;- Y betrayed himself.♦ Миша утверждал, что письмо написано не им, но стиль выдавал его с головой. Misha asserted that he wasn't the one who wrote the letter, but the style was a dead giveaway.♦...Через несколько дней после этого разговора был ещё случай, когда он [Едигей] выдал себя с головой и долго каялся, мучился после этого... (Айтматов 2). A few days after this conversation, there was an occasion when he [Yedigei] gave himself away completely, and he regretted it and suffered from it for a long time afterwards... (2a).♦ Лёва угощал и, симулируя беспечность: о том, о сём, - всё подбирался к цели. И когда, наконец, не узнавая свой голос, сразу выдав себя с головой (хотя все силы его были направлены, чтобы вопрос был безразличен и между прочим), всё-таки задал его, то неповторимая улыбочка вдруг подёрнула губы Митишатьева... (Битов 2). Не [Lyova] bought the drinks and all the while-feigning unconcern, talking of this and that-kept sneaking up on his goal. When at last, not recognizing his own voice, betraying himself at once (though he bent every effort to make his question indifferent and casual)-when he did ask it, Mit ishatyev's lips suddenly twitched in an inimitable little smile... (2a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > с головой
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