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1 П-468
удар, бить НИЖЕ ПОЯСА coll AdvP Invar usu. nonagreeing postmodif or adv fixed WO(of an action, remark etc) ( sth. that is) unfair, cowardly, or unsporting(do sth.) against the rules of fairness, justice: удар \П-468 = a blow (a hit) below the belt low blow cheap shotбить - - hit below the belt.Карикатура была совершенно правильная... Но в такой момент, когда повсюду открыто говорили о восстановлении норм, это был удар ниже пояса (Зиновьев 1). The cartoon was completely accurate... But at a time when everyone everywhere was talking openly about the re-establishment of legality and democracy, it was a blow below the belt (1a). -
2 ниже пояса
• УДАР, БИТЬ НИЖЕ ПОЯСА coll[AdvP; Invar; usu. nonagreeing postmodif or adv; fixed WO]=====⇒ (of an action, remark etc) ( sth. that is) unfair, cowardly, or unsporting; (do sth.) against the rules of fairness, justice:- low blow;- cheap shot;♦ Карикатура была совершенно правильная... Но в такой момент, когда повсюду открыто говорили о восстановлении норм, это был удар ниже пояса (Зиновьев 1). The cartoon was completely accurate... But at a time when everyone everywhere was talking openly about the re-establishment of legality and democracy, it was a blow below the belt (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > ниже пояса
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