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61 ни дать ни взять
разг.1) (совершенно такой же, как кто-либо или что-либо) smb. (smth.) is just (exactly) like smb. (smth.); the very image (picture) of smb. (smth.); the very spit of smb.; exactly the same; typical; smb. all over; look, for all the world, like smb.Отставной майор забился в угол, - ни дать ни взять провинившийся школьник. (И. Тургенев, Степной король Лир) — The retired major huddled in a corner; he was the very picture of a punished schoolboy.
Григорий разобрал пахучие ременные вожжи, вскочил на козлы. Пантелей Прокофьевич с Ильиничной - в заду брички рядком, ни дать ни взять - молодые. (М. Шолохов, Тихий Дон) — Grigory sorted out the good-smelling leather reins and jumped into the driver's seat. Pantelei and Ilyinichna sat side by side at the back just like newlyweds.
Мальчик не спеша облачается в гражданскую одежду... И я смотрю: ни дать ни взять бездомный отрёпыш, мальчишка-беженец, каких немало встречалось нам на дорогах наступления. (В. Богомолов, Иван) — The boy leisurely put on the civilian clothes... He looked, for all the world, like a homeless ragamuffin, a boy refugee, of whom plenty could be met along the path of the army's offensives.
Сева встретил его в куликовской манере... Ни дать ни взять - Куликов! Его школа! (С. Залыгин, Пилот первого класса Куликов) — Seva greeted him in the Kulikov manner... Kulikov all over! His school!
2) (точно так же, как кто-либо (делать что-либо)) do smth. just (exactly) like smb.; do smth. for all the world like smb.Охотник Владимир говорил, ни дать ни взять, как провинциальный молодой актёр, занимающий роли первых любовников. (И. Тургенев, Записки охотника) — The sportsman, Vladimir, uttered those words for all the world like a young provincial actor in the role of leading lover.
Русско-английский фразеологический словарь > ни дать ни взять
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62 бить направо и налево
1) General subject: he has looked for it all over the shop to hit all over the shop -2) Makarov: hit all over the shopУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > бить направо и налево
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63 бросаться то туда, то сюда
1) General subject: he has looked for it all over the shop to steer all over the shop -2) Makarov: steer all over the shopУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > бросаться то туда, то сюда
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64 было да быльём поросло
Set phrase: it's all over and done with, it's all over the hill now, let all things past pass, let bygones be bygones, the bus is gone, the mill cannot grind with the water that is past (what has been, has been and is long forgotten, what's past is past), things past cannot be recalled, what's the use of raking over old coals?Универсальный русско-английский словарь > было да быльём поросло
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65 было да травой поросло
Set phrase: it's all over and done with, it's all over the hill now, let all things past pass, let bygones be bygones, the bus is gone, the mill cannot grind with the water that is past (what has been, has been and is long forgotten, what's past is past), things past cannot be recalled, what's the use of raking over old coals?Универсальный русско-английский словарь > было да травой поросло
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66 в беспорядке
1) General subject: at a loose end, at sixes and sevens, cock a hoop, cock-a-hoop, disorderly, every which way, helter-skelter, higgledy piggledy, higgledy-piggledy, his plans are in the rough, hugger-mugger, in a mess, in a state, in bad fix, in disarray, indiscriminately, littery, off the hinges, out of fix, out of kilter, out of square, pell-mell, untidy (о комнате), upside down2) Engineering: messy3) Australian slang: Rafferty's rules, all over the place like a mad woman's breakfast4) Jargon: goofed( up) (Everything on my desk is goofed. What's been here? Всё на моём столе в беспорядке. Кто побывал здесь)5) Advertising: out of order, without order6) Makarov: all over the shop, at random, in the rough7) Taboo: all over hell, ass about face, ass backwards, assed up, balled up -
67 в масштабах
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68 мои книги разбросаны в беспорядке
1) General subject: he has looked for it all over the shop my books are all over the shop -2) Makarov: my books are all over the shopУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > мои книги разбросаны в беспорядке
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69 наносить беспорядочные удары
1) General subject: he has looked for it all over the shop to hit all over the shop -2) Makarov: hit all over the shopУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > наносить беспорядочные удары
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70 наносить удары как попало
1) General subject: he has looked for it all over the shop to hit all over the shop -2) Makarov: hit all over the shopУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > наносить удары как попало
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71 что было, то прошло
1) General subject: it's air through the engine2) Set phrase: it's all over and done with, it's all over the hill now, let all things past pass, let bygones be bygones, the bus is gone, the mill cannot grind with the water that is past (what has been, has been and is long forgotten, what's past is past), things past cannot be recalled, what's the use of raking over old coals?, let bygones be bygonesУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > что было, то прошло
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72 что было, то прошло и быльём поросло
Set phrase: it's all over and done with, it's all over the hill now, let all things past pass, let bygones be bygones, let bygones be bygones (дословно: Что прошло, пусть прошлым и останется), the bus is gone, the mill cannot grind with the water that is past (what has been, has been and is long forgotten, what's past is past), things past cannot be recalled, what's the use of raking over old coals?Универсальный русско-английский словарь > что было, то прошло и быльём поросло
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73 В-11
ВДОЛЬ И ПОПЕРЁК AdvP Invar adv fixed WO1. usu. пройти, исходить, изъездить и т. п. что \В-11 (more often used with pfv verbs) (to travel etc) throughout the whole of a given space, in all directionsfar and widethe length and breadth of sth. all over back and forth from one end to the other.«Сторона мне знакомая... исхожена и изъезжена вдоль и поперёк» (Пушкин 2). "As for knowing this land...I've traveled the length and breadth of it, on horseback and on foot..." (2a).В рейсах за желудёвыми шляпками и майскими жуками он облазил едва ли не каждую пядь, вдоль и поперёк исплавал все здешние пруды, держал в памяти самые потаённые стёжки (Максимов 2). On expeditions hunting for acorns or maybugs he crawled over practically every inch of the park, swam back and forth across all of its ponds, knew all the remotest trails and paths (2a).Но, положим, вояж - это роскошь, и не все в состоянии и обязаны пользоваться этим средством а Россия? Я видел Россию вдоль и поперёк» (Гончаров 1). "But, after all, travel (abroad) is a luxury, and not everyone can afford it, nor is everyone obliged to undertake it. And Russia? I have traveled from one end of Russia to the other" (1b).2. знать, изучить и т. п. кого-что - collobj: more often inanim) (to learn, know s.o. or sth.) very well, down to the minutest detailsinside outbackward and forward through and through.По физике у нас хороший преподаватель, свой предмет он знает вдоль и поперёк. We have a good physics teacher, he knows his subject inside out. -
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НА ЛБУ НАПИСАНО у кого coll Invar subj-compl with бытье ( subj: usu. a clause), usu. pres fixed WO(sth., usu. a personality trait or s.o. 's profession, social status etc) is immediately visible, noticeable, apparent from a person's outward appearance: у X-a на лбу написано = it's written all over X's faceX has it written all over him you can tell it just by looking at X.(Саша:) Воды не попросит, папиросы не закурит без того, чтобы не показать своей необыкновенной честности. Ходит или говорит, а у самого на лбу написано: я честный человек! (Чехов 4). (S..) Не can't ask for a glass of water or light a cigarette without making a show of his extraordinary honesty. Whether he's talking to you or just walking about, it's written all over his face I am an honest man (4a). -
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ПОМИНАЙ КАК ЗВАЛИ coll Invar predic or indep. clause usu. follows one or more predicates having the same subj used in pres, past, and future contexts fixed WO1. \П-330 (кого) ( impers or with subj: human s.o. died, perished or will die, perish: (X-a) поминай как звали - (in past contexts) that was the end of Xthat was the end of the road (for X) it was all over (for X)."...Или, может, и сам (ты), лежа на полатях, думал, думал, да ни с того ни с другого заворотил в кабак, а потом прямо в прорубь, и поминай как звали» (Гоголь 3). "Or perhaps you took to brooding lying at night on your bunk over the oven, and then suddenly, for no reason whatsoever, after a stop at a tavern, headed straight for the river, jumped into a hole in the ice, and that was the end of you" (3c).«Пора положить конец всему: пропадай душа, пойду утоплюсь... и поминай как звали!» (Гоголь 5). "It's time to put an end to it all. Damn my soul, I'll go and drown myself...and it will all be over!" (5a).2. Also: МИТЬКОЙ ЗВАЛИ substand ( impers or with subj: human (both variants) or animal ( var. with поминай only)) s.o. disappeared and has not been seen since, or will disappear and not be seen againX ушел (уехал и т. п.) и поминай как звали - X left (took off etc) and that's the last we (I etc) ever saw of himX left etc and we (I etc) haven't seen him since X left (disappeared etc), never to return (never to be seen again, never to be heard of again) X left (disappeared etc) and was never heard of again.После смерти матери Михаил уехал из родной деревни - и поминай как звали. After his mother's death Mikhail left his native village, never to return.3. (used as a clause) (in refer, to sth. mentioned in the preceding context that has been lost, stolen, borrowed etc) sth. was never seen again or will never be seen again: (in past contexts) (and) that's the last we (I etc) (ever) saw of it(and) we (I etc) never saw it again (and) we (I etc) haven't seen it since it disappeared without a trace (in limited contexts) it had vanished into thin air.«Дай, Захар, фрак, не упрямься!» - «Не дам! - холодно отвечал Захар. - Пусть прежде они принесут назад жилет да нашу рубашку... Взяли вот этак же на именины, да и поминай как звали...» (Гончаров 1). "Don't be obstinate, Zakhar, bring the coat." "I won't!" Zakhar answered coldly. "Let him first return your waistcoat and shirt....He borrowed them to go to a birthday party and we've never seen them since" (1a).На другой день хватился — нет топора. Обыскал все - нет, поминай как звали (Распутин 2)...The next day he noticed that the ax was gone. He searched everywhere-it was gone, vanished into thin air (2a). -
76 вдоль и поперек
[AdvP; Invar; adv; fixed WO]=====1. usu. пройти, исходить, изъездить и т.п. что вдоль и поперек [more often used with pfv verbs]⇒ (to travel etc) throughout the whole of a given space, in all directions:- far and wide;- the length and breadth of sth.;- all over;- from one end to the other.♦ "Сторона мне знакомая... исхожена и изъезжена вдоль и поперёк" (Пушкин 2). "As for knowing this land...I've traveled the length and breadth of it, on horseback and on foot..(2a).♦ В рейсах за желудёвыми шляпками и майскими жуками он облазил едва ли не каждую пядь, вдоль и поперёк исплавал все здешние пруды, держал в памяти самые потаённые стёжки (Максимов 2). On expeditions hunting for acorns or maybugs he crawled over practically every inch of the park, swam back and forth across all of its ponds, knew all the remotest trails and paths (2a).♦ "Но, положим, вояж - это роскошь, и не все в состоянии и обязаны пользоваться этим средством; а Россия? Я видел Россию вдоль и поперёк" (Гончаров 1). "But, after all, travel [abroad] is a luxury, and not everyone can afford it, nor is everyone obliged to undertake it. And Russia? I have traveled from one end of Russia to the other" (1b).2. знать, изучить и т.п. кого-что ≈ coll [obj: more often inanim]⇒ (to learn, know s.o. or sth.) very well, down to the minutest details:- inside out;- through and through.♦ По физике у нас хороший преподаватель, свой предмет он знает вдоль и поперёк. We have a good physics teacher, he knows his subject inside out.Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > вдоль и поперек
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77 на лбу написано
• НА ЛБУ НАПИСАНО у кого coll[Invar; subj-compl with быть (subj: usu. a clause), usu. pres; fixed WO]=====⇒ (sth., usu. a personality trait or s.o.'s profession, social status etc) is immediately visible, noticeable, apparent from a person's outward appearance:- you can tell it just by looking at X.♦ [Саша:] Воды не попросит, папиросы не закурит без того, чтобы не показать своей необыкновенной честности. Ходит или говорит, а у самого на лбу написано: я честный человек! (Чехов 4). [S..] He can't ask for a glass of water or light a cigarette without making a show of his extraordinary honesty. Whether he's talking to you or just walking about, it's written all over his face I am an honest man (4a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > на лбу написано
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78 Митькой звали
• ПОМИНАЙ КАК ЗВАЛИ coll[Invar; predic or indep. clause; usu. follows one or more predicates having the same subj; used in pres, past, and future contexts; fixed WO]=====1. Митькой звали (кого) [impers or with subj: human]⇒ s.o. died, perished or will die, perish:- it was all over (for X).♦ "...Или, может, и сам [ ты], лежа на полатях, думал, думал, да ни с того ни с другого заворотил в кабак, а потом прямо в прорубь, и поминай как звали" (Гоголь 3). "Or perhaps you took to brooding lying at night on your bunk over the oven, and then suddenly, for no reason whatsoever, after a stop at a tavern, headed straight for the river, jumped into a hole in the ice, and that was the end of you" (3c).♦ "Пора положить конец всему: пропадай душа, пойду утоплюсь... и поминай как звали!" (Гоголь 5). "It's time to put an end to it all. Damn my soul, I'll go and drown myself...and it will all be over!" (5a).2. Also: МИТЬКОЙ ЗВАЛИ substand [impers or with subj: human (both variants) or animal (var. with поминай only)]⇒ s.o. disappeared and has not been seen since, or will disappear and not be seen again:- X ушел (уехал и т. п.) и поминай как звали≈ X left (took off etc) and that's the last we (I etc) ever saw of him;- X left etc and we (I etc) haven't seen him since;- X left (disappeared etc), never to return (never to be seen again, never to be heard of again);- X left (disappeared etc) and was never heard of again.♦ После смерти матери Михаил уехал из родной деревни - и поминай как звали. After his mother's death Mikhail left his native village, never to return.3. [used as a clause]⇒ (in refer, to sth. mentioned in the preceding context that has been lost, stolen, borrowed etc) sth. was never seen again or will never be seen again:- [in past contexts](and) that's the last we (I etc) (ever) saw of it;- (and) we (I etc) never saw it again;- (and) we (I etc) haven't seen it since;- [in limited contexts] it had vanished into thin air.♦ "Дай, Захар, фрак, не упрямься!" - "Не дам! - холодно отвечал Захар. - Пусть прежде они принесут назад жилет да нашу рубашку... Взяли вот этак же на именины, да и поминай как звали..." (Гончаров 1). "Don't be obstinate, Zakhar, bring the coat." "I won't!" Zakhar answered coldly. "Let him first return your waistcoat and shirt....He borrowed them to go to a birthday party and we've never seen them since" (1a).♦ На другой день хватился - нет топора. Обыскал все - нет, поминай как звали (Распутин 2)....The next day he noticed that the ax was gone. He searched everywhere-it was gone, vanished into thin air (2a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > Митькой звали
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79 поминай как звали
• ПОМИНАЙ КАК ЗВАЛИ coll[Invar; predic or indep. clause; usu. follows one or more predicates having the same subj; used in pres, past, and future contexts; fixed WO]=====1. поминай как звали (кого) [impers or with subj: human]⇒ s.o. died, perished or will die, perish:- it was all over (for X).♦ "...Или, может, и сам [ ты], лежа на полатях, думал, думал, да ни с того ни с другого заворотил в кабак, а потом прямо в прорубь, и поминай как звали" (Гоголь 3). "Or perhaps you took to brooding lying at night on your bunk over the oven, and then suddenly, for no reason whatsoever, after a stop at a tavern, headed straight for the river, jumped into a hole in the ice, and that was the end of you" (3c).♦ "Пора положить конец всему: пропадай душа, пойду утоплюсь... и поминай как звали!" (Гоголь 5). "It's time to put an end to it all. Damn my soul, I'll go and drown myself...and it will all be over!" (5a).2. Also: МИТЬКОЙ ЗВАЛИ substand [impers or with subj: human (both variants) or animal (var. with поминай only)]⇒ s.o. disappeared and has not been seen since, or will disappear and not be seen again:- X ушел (уехал и т. п.) и поминай как звали≈ X left (took off etc) and that's the last we (I etc) ever saw of him;- X left etc and we (I etc) haven't seen him since;- X left (disappeared etc), never to return (never to be seen again, never to be heard of again);- X left (disappeared etc) and was never heard of again.♦ После смерти матери Михаил уехал из родной деревни - и поминай как звали. After his mother's death Mikhail left his native village, never to return.3. [used as a clause]⇒ (in refer, to sth. mentioned in the preceding context that has been lost, stolen, borrowed etc) sth. was never seen again or will never be seen again:- [in past contexts](and) that's the last we (I etc) (ever) saw of it;- (and) we (I etc) never saw it again;- (and) we (I etc) haven't seen it since;- [in limited contexts] it had vanished into thin air.♦ "Дай, Захар, фрак, не упрямься!" - "Не дам! - холодно отвечал Захар. - Пусть прежде они принесут назад жилет да нашу рубашку... Взяли вот этак же на именины, да и поминай как звали..." (Гончаров 1). "Don't be obstinate, Zakhar, bring the coat." "I won't!" Zakhar answered coldly. "Let him first return your waistcoat and shirt....He borrowed them to go to a birthday party and we've never seen them since" (1a).♦ На другой день хватился - нет топора. Обыскал все - нет, поминай как звали (Распутин 2)....The next day he noticed that the ax was gone. He searched everywhere-it was gone, vanished into thin air (2a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > поминай как звали
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80 всюду
everywhere, all over* * ** * *everywhere, all over* * *all-overanyplaceanywhereeverywhereoverallpassimthroughout
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all over — {adv. phr.} 1. In every part; everywhere. * /He has a fever and aches all over./ * /I have looked all over for my glasses./ Compare: FAR AND WIDE. 2. {informal} In every way; completely. * /She is her mother all over./ 3. {informal} Coming into… … Dictionary of American idioms
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