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1) General subject: black swan, curiosity, fun, amusing incident2) Mathematics: oddity3) Information technology: hack -
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amusing; ( смешной) funnyон ужасно забавный! разг. — he is awfully funny!, he is absolutely priceless!
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amusing; ( смешной) funnyзаба́вный слу́чай — funny incident
он ужа́сно заба́вный! разг. — he is awfully funny!
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8 валяться со смеху
валяться (кататься, покатываться, надрываться, падать, умирать, помирать) со смеху (от смеха)разг.fall about laughing; rock with laughter; roar with laughter; split one's sides with laughter; clutch one's sides; be killing oneself with laughter; burst out into hearty laughterДа ведь это умора, Варенька, просто умора! Мы со смеху катались, когда он читал нам это. (Ф. Достоевский, Бедные люди) — What humour, Varenka - what purest humour! We rocked with laughter when he read it aloud to us.
- Тише! - зашептал он... - Тссс! Здесь Маргарита мечтает о своём Фаусте. И покатился со смеху, как будто сказал что-то ужасно смешное. (А. Чехов, Рассказ неизвестного человека) — 'Sh-sh!' he said... 'Sh-sh! Here Gretchen is dreaming of her Faust.' He went off into a peal of laughter as though he had said something very amusing.
Он брал в основу рассказа истинный эпизод, где главным действующим лицом является кто-нибудь из присутствующих или общих знакомых, но так сгущал краски и при этом говорил с таким серьёзным лицом и таким деловым тоном, что слушатели надрывались от смеха. (А. Куприн, Гранатовый браслет) — He would take some incident that had happened to one of the company or a common acquaintance, but would embellish it so, and use so matter-of-fact a tone, that his listeners would split their sides with laughter.
- Ты читал мои рассказы, Фёдор? - Мне Надежда Николаевна давала. - Ну, и понравились тебе? - Я прямо со смеху падал. (Ф. Гладков, Мятежная юность) — 'Have you read any of my stories, Fyodor?' 'Yes, Nadezhda Nikolayevna gave them to me.' 'Well, how did you like them?' 'I simply rocked with laughter.'
Матвей тут же придумал несколько сценок, показал, как это должно получиться, и все помирали со смеху. (С. Антонов, Дело было в Пенькове) — Matvei made up a few jokes on the spur of the moment and showed them how they should be presented, reducing everyone to fits of laughter.
Она приподнялась на цыпочках: - Ку-кареку-у-у!.. Все покатились со смеху. (А. Рекемчук, Мальчики) — She stood up on tiptoe and went: 'Cock-a-doodle-do!' Everyone clutched their sides.
Русско-английский фразеологический словарь > валяться со смеху
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