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1 все суета сует
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СУЕТА СУЁТ (И ВСЯЧЕСКАЯ СУЕТА) lit (sent often only the first half is used fixed WOthe matter in question is totally insignificant, trivial, devoid of any valuevanity of vanities (, all is vanity)."...Я скорее соглашусь, кажется, лаять на владыку, чем косо взглянуть на Кирила Петровича...» - «Суета сует, -сказал священник, - и Кирилу Петровичу отпоют вечную память, всё как ныне и Андрею Гавриловичу, разве похороны будут побогаче да гостей созовут побольше, а богу не всё ли равно!» (Пушкин 1). "For my part I'd sooner affront the bishop than look askance at Kirila Petrovich...." "Vanity of vanities," said the priest. "One day the burial service will be read over Kirila Petrovich, just as it was over Andrei Gavrilovich this morningonly perhaps the funeral will be more sumptuous and more people will be invited, but isn't it all the same to God?" (1a).From the Bible (Eccles. 1:2). -
3 суета сует
[sent; often only the first half is used; fixed WO]=====⇒ the matter in question is totally insignificant, trivial, devoid of any value:- vanity of vanities (, all is vanity).♦ "...Я скорее соглашусь, кажется, лаять на владыку, чем косо взглянуть на Кирила Петровича..." - "Суета сует, - сказал священник, - и Кирилу Петровичу отпоют вечную память, всё как ныне и Андрею Гавриловичу, разве похороны будут побогаче да гостей созовут побольше, а богу не всё ли равно!" (Пушкин 1). "For my part I'd sooner affront the bishop than look askance at Kirila Petrovich...." "Vanity of vanities," said the priest. "One day the burial service will be read over Kirila Petrovich, just as it was over Andrei Gavrilovich this morning; only perhaps the funeral will be more sumptuous and more people will be invited, but isn't it all the same to God?" (1a).—————← From the Bible (Eccles. 1:2).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > суета сует
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4 суета сует и всяческая суета
• СУЕТА СУЕТ( И ВСЯЧЕСКАЯ СУЕТА) lit[sent; often only the first half is used; fixed WO]=====⇒ the matter in question is totally insignificant, trivial, devoid of any value:- vanity of vanities (, all is vanity).♦ "...Я скорее соглашусь, кажется, лаять на владыку, чем косо взглянуть на Кирила Петровича..." - "Суета сует, - сказал священник, - и Кирилу Петровичу отпоют вечную память, всё как ныне и Андрею Гавриловичу, разве похороны будут побогаче да гостей созовут побольше, а богу не всё ли равно!" (Пушкин 1). "For my part I'd sooner affront the bishop than look askance at Kirila Petrovich...." "Vanity of vanities," said the priest. "One day the burial service will be read over Kirila Petrovich, just as it was over Andrei Gavrilovich this morning; only perhaps the funeral will be more sumptuous and more people will be invited, but isn't it all the same to God?" (1a).—————← From the Bible (Eccles. 1:2).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > суета сует и всяческая суета
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5 суета сует
суета сует < и всяческая суета>библ.vanity of vanities; all is vanity- Мне всю жизнь казалось, что всё на свете тленно и относительно; вечно лишь то, что сделано из камня. Я верил только в камень - в гранит, в мрамор. Остальное я считал суетой сует. (А. Чаковский, Блокада) — 'It always seemed to me that everything in the world is perishable and relative; only that which was made of stone would last. I believed only in stone - in granite, in marble. The rest I regarded as vanity of vanities.'
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6 К-423
возвращаться НА КРУГИ СВОЯ lit PrepP Invar adv fixed WO(to return) to its previous, normal state, condition: (fall back) into place(resume) its normal course (in limited contexts) (drop (fall) back) into its rut.Всё суета сует и всяческая суета. Всё возвращается на круги своя (Максимов 2). Vanity of vanities, all is vanity. Everything falls back into place in the end... (2a).Скоро вся эта размазня кончится. И что останется от всей их болтовни? И всё вернётся на круги своя (Зиновьев 1). Soon all this mess will be over. And what'll be left of all their chatter? Everything will drop back into its rut (1a).From the Church Slavonic text of the Bible (Eccles. 1:6). -
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[PrepP; Invar; adv; fixed WO]=====⇒ (to return) to its previous, normal state, condition:- [in limited contexts](drop (fall) back) into its rut.♦ Всё суета сует и всяческая суета. Всё возвращается на круги своя (Максимов 2). Vanity of vanities, all is vanity. Everything falls back into place in the end... (2a).♦ Скоро вся эта размазня кончится. И что останется от всей их болтовни? И всё вернётся на круги своя (Зиновьев 1). Soon all this mess will be over. And what'll be left of all their chatter? Everything will drop back into its rut (1a).—————← From the Church Slavonic text of the Bible (Eccles. 1:6).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > на круги своя
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8 суета суёт и всяческая суета
Универсальный русско-английский словарь > суета суёт и всяческая суета
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9 все — суета и томление духа
библ. идиом. Всё — суета и томление духа
vanity of vanities (далее в Екклезиасте: All is vanity and vexation of spirit)Дополнительный универсальный русско-английский словарь > все — суета и томление духа
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10 суета сует
библ. идиом. Всё — суета и томление духа
vanity of vanities (далее в Екклезиасте: All is vanity and vexation of spirit)Дополнительный универсальный русско-английский словарь > суета сует
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