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1 affiction
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2 affiction
несчастье, бедствие;
- to bear up against * стойко переносить превратности судьбы печаль, скорбь;
- to be comforted in one's * найти утешение в скорби болезнь, недуг физический недостатокБольшой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > affiction
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3 горе
ср. grief, woe, sorrow;
distress (беда) ;
trouble, misfortune, disaster (несчастье) горе мне! ≈ woe is me! на горе ему ≈ to his misfortune/grief ему и горя мало разг. ≈ he doesn't care a bit;
he doesn't give a damn большое горе ≈ heart-break с горя ≈ out of grief, with grief топить горе в вине, заливать горе вином ≈ to drown one's sorrows in drink избыть горе ≈ to grieve no more изведать горе ≈ to taste grief, to have the taste of grief хлебнуть горя, хватить горя ≈ to have/see one's share of suffering/grief горе мыкать ≈ to lead a dog's life с горем пополам ≈ hardly, with difficultyгор|е - с.
1. (глубокая печаль) grief, sorrow;
в ~ sorrow-stricken, in great grief, grieving (over) ;
поседеть от ~я turn grey with sorrow;
причинить кому-л. много ~я cause smb. much distress;
причинять кому-л. ~ cause smb. pain;
хлебнуть ~я eat* the bread of affiction;
2.: ~ ему! woe betide him!;
~ мне! woe is me!;
~ мне с тобой! you are the bane of my existence/life;
3. (беда, несчастье) trouble, misfortune;
её постигло ~ a sad thing happened to her;
какое ~! what a misfortune!;
он запил с ~я he is drowning his sorrows;
это для нас большое ~ it is a great sorrow to us;
ему и ~я мало what does he care!;
слезами ~ю не поможешь посл. е it is no use crying over spilt milk. -
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