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СКОЛЬКО УГОДНО AdvP Invar fixed WO1. (кому)advas much, as many, or as long as one desires or choosesas much (many, long) as you (they etc) like (please, want etc)all you (they etc) like (please, want etc)(Негина:) Значит, молодых можно обижать сколько угодно, и они должны молчать (Островский 11). (N.:) But you can insult young people as much as you like, and they have to keep quiet! (11a).(Грекова:) Вы можете жить у меня сколько угодно... (Чехов 1). (G.:) You can stay at my house as long as you please (1a).Ты, - сказал я себе, - можешь сколько угодно притворяться своим среди этих людей... но если ты не научишься говорить на их языке, они тебе до конца никогда не поверят» (Войнович 4). "You, I said to myself, can pretend to be one of them all you want...but if you don't learn to speak their language, they will never trust you completely" (4a).2. - (кого-чего) ( adv quantif or quantit subj-compl with copula ( subj / genany common noun)) an unspecified large amount or number: any number ofcountless (in limited contexts) all you could ever want.Сколько угодно можно было слушать об этом рассказы, читать мемуары - и нельзя было себе этого представить... (Солженицын 3). One could listen to any number of tales and read countless memoirs about it, but one could never imagine it... (3a).Он (Пастернак) жалуется, что последние дни не работается... "Я знаю, что дело не в помехах, на которые я все сваливаю, а во мне самом. Помех всегда оказывается в нашем распоряжении сколько угодно, когда работать не хочется» (Гладков 1). Не (Pasternak) complained about not having been able to work the last few days...."I know...that it's nothing to do with all the hindrances I blame it on, but that it's my own fault. You will always find any number of things to get in the way when you don't want to work" (1a).3. collindep. remark) (used in response to a request) certainlyof courseby all means you bet sure(ly) I sure will (you sure can etc).«Ты можешь мне помочь?» - «Сколько угодно!» "Could you give me a hand?" "You bet!" -
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[AdvP; Invar; fixed WO]=====1. (кому) [adv]⇒ as much, as many, or as long as one desires or chooses:- as much (many, long) as you (they etc) like (please, want etc);- all you (they etc) like (please, want etc).♦ [Негина:] Значит, молодых можно обижать сколько угодно, и они должны молчать (Островский 11). [N.:] But you can insult young people as much as you like, and they have to keep quiet! (11a).♦ [Грекова:] Вы можете жить у меня сколько угодно... (Чехов 1). [G.:] You can stay at my house as long as you please (1a).♦ "Ты, - сказал я себе, - можешь сколько угодно притворяться своим среди этих людей... но если ты не научишься говорить на их языке, они тебе до конца никогда не поверят" (Войнович 4). "You, I said to myself, can pretend to be one of them all you want...but if you don't learn to speak their language, they will never trust you completely" (4a).2. сколько угодно (кого-чего) [adv (quantif) or quantit subj-compl with copula (subj/ gen: any common noun)]⇒ an unspecified large amount or number:- countless;- [in limited contexts] all you could ever want.♦ Сколько угодно можно было слушать об этом рассказы, читать мемуары - и нельзя было себе этого представить... (Солженицын 3). One could listen to any number of tales and read countless memoirs about it, but one could never imagine it... (3a).♦ Он [Пастернак] жалуется, что последние дни не работается... "Я знаю, что дело не в помехах, на которые я всё сваливаю, а во мне самом. Помех всегда оказывается в нашем распоряжении сколько угодно, когда работать не хочется" (Гладков 1). Не [Pasternak] complained about not having been able to work the last few days...."I know...that it's nothing to do with all the hindrances I blame it on, but that it's my own fault. You will always find any number of things to get in the way when you don't want to work" (1a).3. coll [indep. remark]⇒ (used in response to a request) certainly:- of course;- by all means;- you bet;- sure(ly);- I sure will (you sure can etc).♦ "Ты можешь мне помочь?" - "Сколько угодно!" "Could you give me a hand?" "You bet!"Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > сколько угодно
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1. adj so many2. pron so much* * *tot agg. ( tanto) so much; ( tanti) so many; ( tale) such and such; ( non specificato) unspecified: un conto di tot euro, a bill for so many euros; guadagnare tot euro l'anno, to earn so many euros a year; il giorno, il mese tot, such and such a day, a month◆ s.m. ( un tanto) so much; ( un certo numero) a certain number, so many: spendere tot per il vitto, to spend so much on food; vogliono un tot al mese per le spese, they want so much a month for expenses; c'era un tot di persone alla festa, there were a certain number of people at the party.* * *[tɔt]1. agg indefso many, Xdiciamo che costa tot milioni — let's say it costs so many o X million
2. sm* * *[tɔt] 1.aggettivo indefinito2. 3.sostantivo maschile invariabile* * *tot/tɔt/guadagnare tot euro to earn so many euroscosta tot it costs so muchIII m. invvuole un tot al mese he wants a certain amount a month.
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