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БЕЗ ГОЛОВЫ coll PrepP Invar1. ( subj-compl with copula (subj: human) unintelligent, foolishbrainlessdumb a (total) fool a dimwit.Нужно совсем без головы быть, чтобы так промокнуть и не переодеться! You'd have to be a total fool not to change your clothes after getting so wet!2.adv(to do sth., act) imprudently, rashlywithout using one's headthoughtlessly recklessly.Реформу цен провели без головы - как, впрочем, и все остальные реформы. Price reforms were instituted recklessly-but then again so were all the other reforms. -
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• БЕЗ ГОЛОВЫ coll[PrepP; Invar]=====1. [subj-compl with copula (subj: human)]⇒ unintelligent, foolish:- brainless;- dumb;- a dimwit.♦ Нужно совсем без головы быть, чтобы так промокнуть и не переодеться! You'd have to be a total fool not to change your clothes after getting so wet!2. [adv]⇒ (to do sth., act) imprudently, rashly:- recklessly.♦ Реформу цен провели без головы - как, впрочем, и все остальные реформы. Price reforms were instituted recklessly-but then again so were all the other reforms.Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > без головы
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vt; св - переоде́ть1) одеть кого-л в другую одежду to change sb's clothesпереодева́ть де́вочку в но́вое пла́тье — to change the girl into the new dress
2) надеть на себя другую одежду to change one's clothes3) кого-л кем-л to dress up/to disguise sb asпереодева́ть де́вочку ма́льчиком — to dress up a girl as a boy
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поменять (вн.)1. тк. несов. (в разн. знач.) change (d.) -
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1) General subject: change, disguise, ring the change, ring the changes, change( one's) clothes, get changed2) Sports: change dress3) Jargon: shift -
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несов. - переодева́ть, сов. - переоде́ть1) (кого́-л; одевать в другую одежду) change smb's clothesона́ переоде́ла де́вочку в бе́лое пла́тье — she changed the girl's dress for a white one
2) (кого́-л; с целью маскарада, маскировки) disguise (smb); (тв.) disguise (smb as); (кого́-л в вн.) disguise (smb in)3) (что-л; менять одежду) change (smth)переодева́ть пла́тье [ю́бку] — change one's dress [skirt]
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сов1) (кого-л.) change [ʧeɪnʤ] smb's clothes2) (что-л.) change smthпереоде́ть пла́тье — change one's dress
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переодеться1. change (one's clothes); (в вн.) change (into)2. (в вн.; с целью маскарада, маскировки) disguise oneself (in); (тв.) disguise oneself (as)переодеваться в чьё-л. платье — disguise oneself in smb.'s costume
переодеваться женщиной — disguise oneself as a woman*
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I возвр.
1) change (one's clothes)
2) dress up, disguise oneself (as, in)
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несов. - переодева́ться, сов. - переоде́ться1) ( надевать на себя другую одежду) change (one's clothes); (в вн.) change (into)2) (в вн.; с целью маскарада, маскировки) disguise oneself (in); (тв.) disguise oneself (as)переодева́ться в чьё-л пла́тье — disguise oneself in smb's costume
переодева́ться же́нщиной — disguise oneself as a woman
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совмне на́до переоде́тьсяся — I have to change
2) ( для маскировки) dress up (as); disguise oneself as
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change — [[t]tʃe͟ɪnʤ[/t]] ♦ changes, changing, changed 1) N VAR: usu with supp If there is a change in something, it becomes different. → See also sea change The ambassador appealed for a change in US policy... What is needed is a change of attitude on… … English dictionary
change*/*/*/ — [tʃeɪndʒ] verb I 1) [I/T] to become different, or to make someone or something different After a few days the weather changed.[/ex] The law was changed in 1989.[/ex] The leaves are already starting to change colour (= become a different… … Dictionary for writing and speaking English