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4 a whole bunch
adv AmE slThe kid likes to screw people up a whole bunch — Парня хлебом не корми, а дай сделать пакость людям
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5 a whole bunch of money
Разговорное выражение: целая куча денегУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > a whole bunch of money
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6 make a whole bunch of money off it
Разговорное выражение: заработать на этом целую кучу денегУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > make a whole bunch of money off it
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A n1 ○ ( of people) groupe m ; pej bande f ; a bunch of friends un groupe d'amis ; a bunch of idiots une bande d'imbéciles ; a mixed bunch un groupe de gens différents ; a great bunch des gens sympas ○ ;2 ( of flowers) bouquet m (of de) ;3 ( of vegetables) botte f ; ( of bananas) régime m ; to tie [sth] in a bunch attacher [qch] en botte [onions, carrots, radishes] ;4 ( of objects) a bunch of feathers une touffe de plumes ; a bunch of keys un trousseau de clés ; a bunch of wires un faisceau de fils ; a bunch of twigs un fagot de brindilles ;5 ○ ( lot) tas ○ m (of de) ; a whole bunch of things tout un tas ○ de choses ; the best ou pick of the bunch le meilleur du lot ;7 Sport peloton m.B vtrC vi [fabric, skirt] faire des plis, plisser.■ bunch up:▶ bunch up [sth], bunch [sth] up plisser [fabric, garment] ; to be all bunched up [skirt] faire des plis ; to stay bunched up [runners] rester groupés. -
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bunch [bʌnt∫]a. [of flowers] bouquet m ; [of bananas] régime m ; [of radishes, asparagus] botte f ; [of keys] trousseau m* * *[bʌntʃ] 1.1) (colloq) ( of people) groupe m; pej bande f2) ( of flowers) bouquet m (of de)3) ( of vegetables) botte f; ( of bananas) régime m4) ( of objects)5) (colloq) ( lot) tas (colloq) m (of de)a whole bunch of things — tout un tas (colloq) de choses
the best ou pick of the bunch — le meilleur du lot
6) GB ( of hair) couette f7) Sport peloton m2.transitive verb mettre [quelque chose] en bottes [vegetables]; mettre [quelque chose] en bouquets [flowers] -
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nounbunch of flowers/grapes — Blumenstrauß, der/Traube, die
bunch of keys — Schlüsselbund, der
2) (lot) Anzahl, diea whole bunch of... — ein ganzer Haufen... (ugs.)
the best or pick of the bunch — der/die/das Beste [von allen]
Phrasal Verbs:- academic.ru/84963/bunch_up">bunch up* * *1. noun(a number of things fastened or growing together: a bunch of bananas.) das Bündel2. verb((often with up or together) to come or put together in bunches, groups etc: Traffic often bunches on a motorway.) bündeln* * *<pl -es>[bʌn(t)ʃ]I. n1. (group) of bananas Büschel m; of carrots, parsley, radishes Bund m; of files, measures, newspapers Bündel nt; of flowers Strauß m\bunch of grapes Weintraube f\bunch of keys Schlüsselbund ma \bunch of idiots ein Haufen m [von] Idioten\bunch of thieves Diebespack ntthanks a \bunch! tausend Dank!a whole \bunch of problems jede Menge Probleme4. (wad)in a \bunch cloth aufgebauscht, bauschigto wear one's hair in \bunches Zöpfe [o fam Rattenschwänzchen] tragen6.▶ to be the best [or pick] of the \bunch der/die/das Beste von allen sein▶ to be the best of a bad \bunch (person) noch der/die Beste von allen sein; (thing) noch das Beste von allem seinII. vt1. (put in bunches)to \bunch carrots/parsley/radishes Karotten/Petersilie/Radieschen bündeln2. (flex)to \bunch one's muscles seine Muskeln spielenlassenIII. vi sich bauschen* * *[bʌntS]1. n1) (of flowers) Strauß m; (of bananas) Büschel nt; (of radishes, asparagus) Bund nt; (of hair) (Ratten)schwanz m, Zöpfchen nta bunch of roses — ein Strauß m Rosen
to wear one's hair in bunches — (Ratten)schwänze pl or Zöpfchen pl haben
the pick or best of the bunch — die Allerbesten; (things)
to pick the best of the bunch — sich (dat) die Allerbesten/das Beste aussuchen
a small bunch of tourists — ein Häufchen nt or eine kleine Gruppe Touristen
3) (infthere's still a whole bunch of things to do — es sind noch jede Menge Sachen zu erledigen (inf)
2. vi(dress) sich bauschen* * *bunch [bʌntʃ]A s1. Bündel n, Bund n/m, Büschel n, Traube f:bunch of bananas Büschel Bananen;bunch of flowers Blumenstrauß m;bunch of grapes Weintraube f;bunch of keys Schlüsselbund m/n2. ELEK, PHYS (Leitungs-, Strahlen) Bündel n3. Anzahl f:arrive among the bunch mit dem Hauptfeld ankommenb) ein Kleid etc zusammenraffenC v/idon’t bunch up nicht alle auf einen Haufen!* * *nounbunch of flowers/grapes — Blumenstrauß, der/Traube, die
bunch of keys — Schlüsselbund, der
2) (lot) Anzahl, diea whole bunch of... — ein ganzer Haufen... (ugs.)
the best or pick of the bunch — der/die/das Beste [von allen]
Phrasal Verbs:- bunch up* * *n.(§ pl.: bunches)= Bund -e m.Bündel - n.Büschel - n. v.bündeln v. -
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1. noun(a number of things fastened or growing together: a bunch of bananas.) manojo, ramo, racimo
2. verb((often with up or together) to come or put together in bunches, groups etc: Traffic often bunches on a motorway.) apretujarsebunch n1. ramo2. manojoa bunch of keys unas llaves / un manojo de llaves3. racimo4. grupotr[bʌnʧ]1 manojo2 (flowers) ramo3 (fruit) racimo■ a bunch of grapes/bananas un racimo de uvas/plátanos1 atar en un manojo1 (hair) coletas nombre femenino plural\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto wear one's hair in bunches llevar coletasa whole bunch of familiar un montón de, mogollón dethe best of the bunch lo mejor de lo mejora bunch of fives slang un puñetazobunch ['bʌnʧ] vt: agrupar, amontonarbunch vito bunch up : amontarse, agruparse, fruncirse (dícese de una tela)bunch n: grupo m, montón m, ramo m (de flores)n.(§ pl.: bunches) = agolpamiento s.m.• colgajo s.m.• cuelga s.f.• gajo s.m.• grumo s.m.• grupo s.m.• haz s.m.• manojo s.m.• mazo s.m.• montón s.m.• racimo (Agricultura) s.m.• ramo s.m.v.• agrupar v.• juntar v.
I bʌntʃ1)a) ( of flowers) ramo m, bonche m (Méx); ( small) ramillete m; ( of bananas) racimo m, penca f (Méx), cacho m (RPl); ( of grapes) racimo m; ( of keys) manojo mb) ( group) grupo mthey're a bunch of idiots — son una panda or (AmL) una punta de idiotas (fam)
c) ( a lot) (AmE colloq) montón m, porrón m (Esp fam), chorro m (Méx fam)thanks a bunch! — (colloq & iro) gracias mil! (iró)
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a) bunch (together) \<\<runners/cars\>\> amontonarseb) \<\<cloth\>\> fruncirse*[bʌntʃ]1. Nto wear one's hair in bunches — (Brit) llevar coletas
the best or pick of the bunch * — (fig) el/la mejor de todos
2) * (=set of people) grupo m, pandilla fmixed 1., 1)3) (US)*a bunch of — (=several, many) un montón de
4)thanks a bunch! * — iro ¡hombre, pues te lo agradezco!, ¡gracias mil!
2.VT [+ objects] agrupar, juntar- bunch up* * *
I [bʌntʃ]1)a) ( of flowers) ramo m, bonche m (Méx); ( small) ramillete m; ( of bananas) racimo m, penca f (Méx), cacho m (RPl); ( of grapes) racimo m; ( of keys) manojo mb) ( group) grupo mthey're a bunch of idiots — son una panda or (AmL) una punta de idiotas (fam)
c) ( a lot) (AmE colloq) montón m, porrón m (Esp fam), chorro m (Méx fam)thanks a bunch! — (colloq & iro) gracias mil! (iró)
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a) bunch (together) \<\<runners/cars\>\> amontonarseb) \<\<cloth\>\> fruncirse* -
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I [bʌntʃ]1) colloq. (of people) gruppo m.; spreg. branco m.2) (of flowers) mazzo m.3) (of vegetables) mazzo m., fascio m.; (of bananas) casco m.4) (of objects)5) colloq. (lot)6) BE (of hair) codino m.7) sport plotone m., gruppo m.II [bʌntʃ]* * *1. noun(a number of things fastened or growing together: a bunch of bananas.) gruppo, mazzo; grappolo; casco2. verb((often with up or together) to come or put together in bunches, groups etc: Traffic often bunches on a motorway.) raggrupparsi* * *I [bʌntʃ]1) colloq. (of people) gruppo m.; spreg. branco m.2) (of flowers) mazzo m.3) (of vegetables) mazzo m., fascio m.; (of bananas) casco m.4) (of objects)5) colloq. (lot)6) BE (of hair) codino m.7) sport plotone m., gruppo m.II [bʌntʃ] -
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1) ( group) of bananas Büschel m; of carrots, parsley, radishes Bund m; of files, measures, newspapers Bündel nt; of flowers Strauß m;\bunch of grapes Weintraube f;\bunch of keys Schlüsselbund ma \bunch of idiots ein Haufen m [von] Idioten;\bunch of thieves Diebespack ntthanks a \bunch! tausend Dank!;a whole \bunch of problems jede Menge Probleme4) ( wad)in a \bunch cloth aufgebauscht, bauschigPHRASES:to be the best [or pick] of the \bunch der/die/das Beste von allen sein;to be the best of a bad \bunch ( person) noch der/die Beste von allen sein;( thing) noch das Beste von allem sein;1) ( put in bunches)2) ( flex)to \bunch one's muscles seine Muskeln spielen lassen vi sich bauschen -
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15 goose
I n1) infml2) AmE slOne more goose but don't hold it down so long — Надави еще раз на акселератор, но так долго не держи
3) AmE slThe whole bunch needed a good goose — Всем им нужно было сделать втык, чтобы они зашевелились
4) vulg slII vt AmE slHe is a master of the rude goose — Его хлебом не корми, а дай ткнуть кого-нибудь пальцем в жопу
1)2)Why don't you goose the thing and see how fast it'll go — Включай на полные обороты, и посмотрим, что можно выжать из твоей тачки
3) vulgAs she was bending over her table a playful lab assistant goosed her — Когда она наклонилась над столом, какой-то шаловливый лаборант ткнул ей пальцем в зад
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n AmE slShe keeps a whole bunch of legal-eagles to handle that sort of thing — Она содержит целую свору адвокатов, которые улаживают подобные дела
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17 on the up and up
I adj infml1) BrEFrom now on everything is on the up and up — Начиная с этого момента, все будет отлично
2) AmEII adv AmE infmlI almost wonder if the whole bunch of them are on the up and up — Я даже задаю себе вопрос, а может быть, все они стали честными и порядочными людьми
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18 trip out
phrvi slLast time she tripped out for real — В прошлый раз у нее действительно "крыша" поехала
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19 a big deal
нечто очень важное (часто употр. ирон.) [букв. крупная сделка; первонач. амер.]The game with Saxon Hall was supposed to be a very big deal around Pencey. (J. Salinger, ‘The Catcher in the Rye’, ch. I) — Считалось, что футбольный матч с Саксон-Холлом имеет для Пенси большое значение.
The whole bunch of them - thousands of them - singing ‘Come All Ye Faithful!’ like mad Big deal. It's supposed to be religious as hell... (J. Salinger, ‘The Catcher in the Rye’, ch. XVIII) — Потом какие-то типы хором во все горло пели "Придите, верующие!". Здорово запущено! Знаю, считается, что все это ужасно религиозно...
So, I can charge an evening's entertainment to business expenses. Oh, big deal. Carry on. (Suppl) — Итак, я могу внести мое вечернее развлечение в графу служебных расходов. О, это было бы здорово. Буду продолжать в том же духе.
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20 get it where the chicken got the axe
разг.(get it where the chicken got the axe (амер. ax))влипнуть, попасть в переделку; получить хорошую, здоровую взбучку; ≈ ему всыпали по первое числоNow you go roll your hoop, Fissy, and let all the yellow coyotes know that anybody that nominates anybody except Uncle Hell-cat will catch it where the chicken caught the ax. See? (S. Lewis, ‘Elmer Gantry’, ch. I) — Катись, Фисси, и скажи своим шакалам: всякий, кто осмелится выставить какую-либо другую кандидатуру, а не дядюшку Хелла, получит по загривку. Понял?
The Soldier: "...Got a whole bunch of us that night, I was one of 'em..." The Woman (quietly): "So was my... so was the man I was fond of." The Soldier: "Yep; he was lost after he got it where the chicken got the axe. Posted missing." (‘Best Australian One Act Plays’, S. Tombolt, ‘Searchlights’) — Солдат: "...Да, попали в переделку. Мне тоже досталось..." Женщина (тихо): "И мой... любимый был там." Солдат: "Да, мы его не видали больше после той страшной ночи. Попал в число пропавших без вести."
I wasn't the only one in it, but for some reason the Boss thought I was the ringleader and had me up this morning and I got it properly. I can tell you, right where the chicken got the axe. (SPI) — Во всей этой истории участвовал не я один, но почему-то босс считал меня зачинщиком. Он вызвал меня, и, могу вас заверить, мне здорово влетело.
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