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a piece of chalk (bread)

  • 1 (a) piece of chalk

    2) a piece of chalk (bread) кусок мела (хлеба)

    English-Russian combinatory dictionary > (a) piece of chalk

  • 2 bit

    n 1. кусок, кусочек, небольшое количество: every bit — все, все до крошки; 2. немного, чуточку; It is a bit late (long) — Немного поздно (длинно). It didn't hurt a bit — Совсем не было больно (1). Русским кусок, кусочек соответствуют разные английские слова в зависимости от следующего за ними существительного:

    a piece of meat (chalk, bread, paper) — кусок мяса (мела, хлеба, бумаги),

    a lump of sugar — кусок сахара;

    a slice of lemon (cheese, cake) — кусок/ломтик лимона (сыра, торта);

    a bar of soap — кусок мыла.

    (2). See piece, n.

    English-Russian word troubles > bit

  • 3 cheese

    [tʃiːz]
    n

    Have some more cheese! — Берите/возьмите еще сыру!

    Not to know chalk from cheese. He — ◊ знать, что к чему. /Путать божий дар с яичницей.

    To know chalk from cheese. — ◊ Знать, что к чему. /Знать толк в чем-либо.

    - grilled cheese
    - semi-soft cheese
    - grated cheese
    - green cheese
    - hard cheese
    - piece of cheese
    - head of cheese
    - bread and cheese
    - cheese knife
    - carve off a piece of cheese
    - slice cheese
    - buy a cheese in the shop
    - love the cheese
    USAGE:
    (1.) See bread, n (2.) See piece, n

    English-Russian combinatory dictionary > cheese

  • 4 bit

    I [bɪt] n
    1) кусок, кусочек

    I'll give you a bit of advice. — Я тебе дам небольшой совет.

    He read all the interesting bits in the newspaper. — Он прочитал все интересное в газете.

    He ate all the pie bit by bit. — По кусочку он съел весь пирог.

    Bit by bit we pieced together the evidence. — Одно за другим мы собрали воедино все доказательства.

    My nerves have gone all to bis lately. — За последнее время у меня совершенно расшатались нервы.

    This table comes to bits. — Этот стол можно разобрать.

    Unfortunately the box has come to bits. — К несчастью ящик развалился.

    They tore him to bits. — Они ему все косточки перемыли.

    - small bit
    - choice bit
    - tiny bit
    - every bit
    - little bit
    - bit of bread
    - bit of string
    - bit of straw
    - bit of blood
    - bits of plaster
    - bits and pieces of the plane
    - bits and pieces of the story
    - not a bit
    - eat every bit of food on the table
    - assemble the model bit by bit
    - go to bits
    - break the chocolate bar into bits
    - tear one's coat to bits
    2) немного, некоторое количество, небольшое количество, чуть-чуть

    It was a bit of a surprise to find she was married. — Нас немало удивило, что она замужем.

    Let me get my bits and pieces together. — Дай-ка я соберу все свои вещички.

    I'm a bit tired. — Я немного устал.

    It didn't hurt a bit. — Совсем не было больно.

    I'm a bit late. — Я слегка опоздал.

    I'm not a bit the wiser. — Я так ничего и не понял.

    He is a good bit older. — Он намного старше.

    The house is a good bit larger than, I expected. — Дом значительно больше, чем я ожидал.

    We had a bit of dinner together. — Мы скромно пообедали.

    They have got a bit of money. — У них водятся денежки.

    He has a bit of news for you. — У него для вас есть новость.

    I had a bit of luck. — Мне довольно-таки повезло.

    You must do a bit at a time. — Все надо делать не спеша.

    He is not a bit like that really. — Он совсем не такой на самом деле.

    - bit late
    - bit much
    - bit of a job
    - every bit of it
    - bit at a time
    - nice bit of money
    - have a little bit of hope
    - be a bit of an artist
    - have not a bit of talent
    - give smb a bit of one's mind
    - do a bit of shopping
    - it's a bit cold to day
    - it takes a bit of courage
    - not a bit like this

    I wouldn't give you two bits for that old book! — Я бы и гроша не дал за эту старую книгу.

    - short bit
    - long bit
    - two bits
    •
    CHOICE OF WORDS:
    (1.) Русским существительным кусок, кусочек соответствуют разные английские слова в зависимости от следующего за ним существительного - a piece, a lump, a slice, a bar: a piece of meat (of chalk, of bread, of paper) кусок мяса (мела, хлеба, бумаги); a lump of sugar кусок сахара; a slice of lemon (of cheese, of cake) кусочек/ломтик лимона (сыра, торта); a piece (a scrap, a sheet) of paper кусок/листик бумаги; a bar of soap кусок мыла. (2.) See piece, n
    II [bɪt] v
    Past и P.P. от bite II

    English-Russian combinatory dictionary > bit

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