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1 горячая голова
1) General subject: hot-brain (о человеке), hothead (о человеке)2) Ironical: a young man in a hurry3) Makarov: a hot head, hot head -
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ИЗ МОЛОДЫХ ДА РАННИЙ МОЛОДОЙ ДА РАННИЙ both coll, often disapprov or humor PrepP or AdjP usu. subj-compl with copula (subj: human, or detached modif fixed WO(of a person who gets ahead in some field or business at a young age, more often by behaving in a way that the speaker considers bad, deplorable, unacceptable etc) s.o. is young and moving ahead (too) fast and (too) aggressivelyX из молодых да ранний (-яя) - X is a young upstartX has come (wants to go) too far too fast X is a brash young fellow (young woman) X is a young man (a young woman) in a hurry....Имелись сведения, что он коллекционирует картины. И хотя точно никто не знал, какого характера работы он выбирает для своих коллекций, было подозрение, что он из молодых да ранний (Искандер 4)....There were reports that he was collecting art. Although no one knew exactly what sort of work he was choosing for his collection, it was suspected that he was a brash young fellow (4a). -
3 из молодых, да ранний
• ИЗ МОЛОДЫХ ДА РАННИЙ; МОЛОДОЙ ДА РАННИЙ both coll, often disapprov or humor[PrepP or AdjP; usu. subj-compl with copula (subj: human), or detached modif; fixed WO]=====⇒ (of a person who gets ahead in some field or business at a young age, more often by behaving in a way that the speaker considers bad, deplorable, unacceptable etc) s.o. is young and moving ahead (too) fast and (too) aggressively:- X из молодых да ранний <- яя> - X is a young upstart;- X has come < wantstogo> too far too fast;- X is a brash young fellow < young woman>;- X is a young man < a young woman> in a hurry.♦...Имелись сведения, что он коллекционирует картины. И хотя точно никто не знал, какого характера работы он выбирает для своих коллекций, было подозрение, что он из молодых да ранний (Искандер 4)....There were reports that he was collecting art. Although no one knew exactly what sort of work he was choosing for his collection, it was suspected that he was a brash young fellow (4a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > из молодых, да ранний
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4 молодой да ранний
• ИЗ МОЛОДЫХ ДА РАННИЙ; МОЛОДОЙ ДА РАННИЙ both coll, often disapprov or humor[PrepP or AdjP; usu. subj-compl with copula (subj: human), or detached modif; fixed WO]=====⇒ (of a person who gets ahead in some field or business at a young age, more often by behaving in a way that the speaker considers bad, deplorable, unacceptable etc) s.o. is young and moving ahead (too) fast and (too) aggressively:- X из молодых да ранний <- яя> - X is a young upstart;- X has come < wantstogo> too far too fast;- X is a brash young fellow < young woman>;- X is a young man < a young woman> in a hurry.♦...Имелись сведения, что он коллекционирует картины. И хотя точно никто не знал, какого характера работы он выбирает для своих коллекций, было подозрение, что он из молодых да ранний (Искандер 4)....There were reports that he was collecting art. Although no one knew exactly what sort of work he was choosing for his collection, it was suspected that he was a brash young fellow (4a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > молодой да ранний
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5 В-310
ВРЕМЯ (ДЁЛО) ТЕРПИТ VP subj. pres only: fixed WOthere is still time remaining (to undertake, decide, set about doing sth. etc), haste is not necessarythere is still (plenty of) timethere is no (particular) hurry there is no rush it can wait.О дороге, о мостах писал он, что время терпит, что мужики охотнее предпочитают переваливаться через гору и через овраг до торгового села, чем работать над устройством новой дороги и мостов (Гончаров 1). With regard to the road and bridges, he wrote that there was no particular hurry, since the peasants preferred going over the hill and through the ravine to the village where the market was held to working on the construction of a new road and bridges (1b).«...Время терпит, время терпит-с, и все это одни пустяки-с! Я, напротив, так рад, что вы наконец-то к нам прибыли...» (Достоевский 3). "There's no rush, по rush, these are all trifles! And I'm so glad you finally have come to see us..." (3b).(author's usage) Ипполит Матвеевич и сам понимал, что у пришедшего дело маленькое, что оно терпит, а потому... углубился в бумаги (Ильф и Петров 1). Ippo lit Matveyevich also felt the young man's business was a trifling one and could wait, and so he...immersed himself in the papers (1a). -
6 время терпит
• ВРЕМЯ < ДЕЛО> ТЕРПИТ[VPsubj; pres only: fixed WO]=====⇒ there is still time remaining (to undertake, decide, set about doing sth. etc), haste is not necessary:- it can wait.♦ О дороге, о мостах писал он, что время терпит, что мужики охотнее предпочитают переваливаться через гору и через овраг до торгового села, чем работать над устройством новой дороги и мостов (Гончаров 1). With regard to the road and bridges, he wrote that there was no particular hurry, since the peasants preferred going over the hill and through the ravine to the village where the market was held to working on the construction of a new road and bridges (1b).♦ "...Время терпит, время терпит-с, и все это одни пустяки-с! Я, напротив, так рад, что вы наконец-то к нам прибыли..." (Достоевский 3). "There's no rush, no rush, these are all trifles! And I'm so glad you finally have come to see us..." (3b).♦ [author's usage] Ипполит Матвеевич и сам понимал, что у пришедшего дело маленькое, что оно терпит, а потому... углубился в бумаги (Ильф и Петров 1). Ippolit Matveyevich also felt the young man's business was a trifling one and could wait, and so he...immersed himself in the papers (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > время терпит
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7 дело терпит
• ВРЕМЯ < ДЕЛО> ТЕРПИТ[VPsubj; pres only: fixed WO]=====⇒ there is still time remaining (to undertake, decide, set about doing sth. etc), haste is not necessary:- it can wait.♦ О дороге, о мостах писал он, что время терпит, что мужики охотнее предпочитают переваливаться через гору и через овраг до торгового села, чем работать над устройством новой дороги и мостов (Гончаров 1). With regard to the road and bridges, he wrote that there was no particular hurry, since the peasants preferred going over the hill and through the ravine to the village where the market was held to working on the construction of a new road and bridges (1b).♦ "...Время терпит, время терпит-с, и все это одни пустяки-с! Я, напротив, так рад, что вы наконец-то к нам прибыли..." (Достоевский 3). "There's no rush, no rush, these are all trifles! And I'm so glad you finally have come to see us..." (3b).♦ [author's usage] Ипполит Матвеевич и сам понимал, что у пришедшего дело маленькое, что оно терпит, а потому... углубился в бумаги (Ильф и Петров 1). Ippolit Matveyevich also felt the young man's business was a trifling one and could wait, and so he...immersed himself in the papers (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > дело терпит
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8 ранний
(в разн. знач.) earlyра́нним у́тром — early in the morning
ра́нние о́вощи [фру́кты] — early vegetables [fruit]
наступи́ла ра́нняя зима́ — winter came early
ра́ннее де́тство — early childhood
с ра́ннего де́тства — since / from early childhood
с ра́нних лет — from (one's) earliest years
••из молоды́х да ра́нний погов. — a young upstart; a young man [woman] in a hurry
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