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21 во весь дух
• ВО ВЕСЬ ДУХ <MAX, ОПОР> бежать, мчаться, нестись, пустить лошадь и т.п. coll[PrepP; these forms only; adv; fixed WO]=====⇒ (of a person, a horse, or, rare, a horse-driven carriage) (to run, race along etc) very fast, with great speed, headlong:- [of a horse](race along <go>) at a full gallop;- (go < make one's horse go>) flat-out.♦ Он [Пугачев] остановился; его окружили, и, как видно, по его повелению четыре человека отделились и во весь опор подскакали под самую крепость (Пушкин 2). Не [Pugachev] stopped; his men gathered around him; and evidently by his command, four of them peeled off from the group and galloped right up to the fort at full speed (2a).♦ Лошади летели во весь опор, карету мягко встряхивало... (Окуджава 2). The horses raced along at full speed, the carriage rolling slightly... (2a).♦...Сейчас он, конечно, уже на конюшне, дрожащими от волнения и спешки, путающимися, не слушающимися руками запрягает Савраску и немедленно во весь дух пустится нахлестывать следом, так что нагонит их еще в поле, до въезда в лес (Пастернак 1)....At the moment, of course, he's in the stable, hurrying, excited, fumbling with the harness, and he'll rush after us full tilt and catch up with us before we get into the forest (1a)♦...[Чичиков] сел в бричку и велел Селифану погонять лошадей во весь дух (Гоголь 3). Chichikov...got into his carriage and told Selifan to drive as fast as he could (3a).♦...Ты бежал во весь дух, сам не зная куда, обезумевший от счастья (Олеша 3)....You ran for all you were worth, yourself not knowing where, out of your wits with happiness (3a).♦ Кавалергарды скакали, но еще удерживая лошадей. Ростов уже видел их лица и услышал команду: "Марш, марш!", произнесённую офицером, выпустившим во весь мах свою кровную лошадь (Толстой 4). The Horse Guards were galloping but still holding in their horses Rostov could now see their faces and hear the command. "Charge!" shouted by an officer putting his thoroughbred to a full gallop (4a)Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > во весь дух
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22 во весь мах
• ВО ВЕСЬ ДУХ <MAX, ОПОР> бежать, мчаться, нестись, пустить лошадь и т.п. coll[PrepP; these forms only; adv; fixed WO]=====⇒ (of a person, a horse, or, rare, a horse-driven carriage) (to run, race along etc) very fast, with great speed, headlong:- [of a horse](race along <go>) at a full gallop;- (go < make one's horse go>) flat-out.♦ Он [Пугачев] остановился; его окружили, и, как видно, по его повелению четыре человека отделились и во весь опор подскакали под самую крепость (Пушкин 2). Не [Pugachev] stopped; his men gathered around him; and evidently by his command, four of them peeled off from the group and galloped right up to the fort at full speed (2a).♦ Лошади летели во весь опор, карету мягко встряхивало... (Окуджава 2). The horses raced along at full speed, the carriage rolling slightly... (2a).♦...Сейчас он, конечно, уже на конюшне, дрожащими от волнения и спешки, путающимися, не слушающимися руками запрягает Савраску и немедленно во весь дух пустится нахлестывать следом, так что нагонит их еще в поле, до въезда в лес (Пастернак 1)....At the moment, of course, he's in the stable, hurrying, excited, fumbling with the harness, and he'll rush after us full tilt and catch up with us before we get into the forest (1a)♦...[Чичиков] сел в бричку и велел Селифану погонять лошадей во весь дух (Гоголь 3). Chichikov...got into his carriage and told Selifan to drive as fast as he could (3a).♦...Ты бежал во весь дух, сам не зная куда, обезумевший от счастья (Олеша 3)....You ran for all you were worth, yourself not knowing where, out of your wits with happiness (3a).♦ Кавалергарды скакали, но еще удерживая лошадей. Ростов уже видел их лица и услышал команду: "Марш, марш!", произнесённую офицером, выпустившим во весь мах свою кровную лошадь (Толстой 4). The Horse Guards were galloping but still holding in their horses Rostov could now see their faces and hear the command. "Charge!" shouted by an officer putting his thoroughbred to a full gallop (4a)Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > во весь мах
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23 во весь опор
• ВО ВЕСЬ ДУХ <MAX, ОПОР> бежать, мчаться, нестись, пустить лошадь и т.п. coll[PrepP; these forms only; adv; fixed WO]=====⇒ (of a person, a horse, or, rare, a horse-driven carriage) (to run, race along etc) very fast, with great speed, headlong:- [of a horse](race along <go>) at a full gallop;- (go < make one's horse go>) flat-out.♦ Он [Пугачев] остановился; его окружили, и, как видно, по его повелению четыре человека отделились и во весь опор подскакали под самую крепость (Пушкин 2). Не [Pugachev] stopped; his men gathered around him; and evidently by his command, four of them peeled off from the group and galloped right up to the fort at full speed (2a).♦ Лошади летели во весь опор, карету мягко встряхивало... (Окуджава 2). The horses raced along at full speed, the carriage rolling slightly... (2a).♦...Сейчас он, конечно, уже на конюшне, дрожащими от волнения и спешки, путающимися, не слушающимися руками запрягает Савраску и немедленно во весь дух пустится нахлестывать следом, так что нагонит их еще в поле, до въезда в лес (Пастернак 1)....At the moment, of course, he's in the stable, hurrying, excited, fumbling with the harness, and he'll rush after us full tilt and catch up with us before we get into the forest (1a)♦...[Чичиков] сел в бричку и велел Селифану погонять лошадей во весь дух (Гоголь 3). Chichikov...got into his carriage and told Selifan to drive as fast as he could (3a).♦...Ты бежал во весь дух, сам не зная куда, обезумевший от счастья (Олеша 3)....You ran for all you were worth, yourself not knowing where, out of your wits with happiness (3a).♦ Кавалергарды скакали, но еще удерживая лошадей. Ростов уже видел их лица и услышал команду: "Марш, марш!", произнесённую офицером, выпустившим во весь мах свою кровную лошадь (Толстой 4). The Horse Guards were galloping but still holding in their horses Rostov could now see their faces and hear the command. "Charge!" shouted by an officer putting his thoroughbred to a full gallop (4a)Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > во весь опор
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24 во всю прыть
(бежать, нестись, мчаться и т. п.)разг.go at full (breakneck) speed; belt along; run as fast as one's legs can carry one; race like the wind; cf. go like a bat out of hellА казаки летели во всю прыть на конях и прямо поворотили к лесу. (Н. Гоголь, Тарас Бульба) — The Cossacks galloped flat out and headed for the wood.
Мы уже неслись во всю прыть, через село, вкруг плетней, вправо, влево, под гору. (А. Бестужев-Марлинский, Страшное гаданье) — We were already racing like the wind, through the village, round wattle fences, right, left, down a hill.
Собака во всю прыть бежала следом, вывалив длинный горячий язык. (И. Ракша, Весь белый свет) — The dog ran along behind as fast as her legs could carry her, her long hot tongue hanging out.
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25 noga
* * *f.Gen.pl. nóg1. (= kończyna dolna) leg; do nogi! here!, come!; w nogi! run!; do nogi broń! ground arms!; kula u nogi ball and chain, albatross; do góry nogami upside down; na jednej nodze (= szybko) on the double; co sił w nogach as fast as one's legs can carry one; ktoś kuty na cztery nogi a sly old fox; brać nogi za pas take to one's heels; bronić się przed czymś rękami i nogami fight sth tooth and nail; być (od rana) na nogach to be one one's feet (all day); być jedną nogą na tamtym świecie have one foot in the grave; dać nogę pot. make tracks; iść noga za nogą walk at a snail's pace; lecieć l. padać z nóg be on one's last legs; mieć iksowate nogi be bowlegged; nakryć się nogami pot. (= przewrócić się) take a tumble, fall head over heels; poczuć grunt pod nogami feel on solid ground; tracić grunt pod nogami be out of one's depth; podstawić komuś nogę trip sb up; postawić kogoś na nogi get l. put sb on his l. her feet; powłóczyć nogami shuffle one's feet; przewrócić coś do góry nogami (= rozrzucić bezładnie) turn sth upside down; rzucać komuś kłody pod nogi put a spoke in sb's wheel; stanąć na nogi l. nogach (= dorobić się) stand on one's feet (again); (= wyzdrowieć) get back on one's feet; ściąć kogoś z nóg knock sb off his l. her feet; traktować kogoś per noga żart. not give sb an ounce of respect; wstać lewą nogą get up on the wrong side of the bed; wyciągać nogi pick up one's pace; wyciągnąć nogi (= umrzeć) kick the bucket; wybić co do nogi kill every last one; choroba ścięła go z nóg he was off his feet with an illness; moja noga tu więcej nie postanie I'll never set foot here again; noga mu się powinęła (= przewrócił się) he tripped over himself; (= popełnił błąd) he slipped up; nie czuję nóg my legs are failing me.2. (= stopa) foot.4. pot. (= niedołęga) twerp, goof; noga z chemii sb hopeless at chemistry.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > noga
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26 прыть
ж. разг., часто неодобр.quickness; vim, pep амер.отку́да у него́ така́я прыть? — where does he get his energy from?
от него́ не ожида́ли тако́й прыти — one would never have thought him to be that quick
уме́рь свою́ прыть! — not so fast!
••во всю прыть — as fast as one can, as fast as one's legs can carry one, at full speed
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27 со всех ног
1) General subject: ( at) full fling, as fast as (one's) legs can carry one, at full speed, in (at) full pelt, like a bat out of hell, with all ones might, with full steam on, as fast as one can go (The girl friends ran off down the road as fast as they could go (Roshwald)), for dear life, at full lick2) Makarov: at full pelt, in full pelt, like blue murder -
28 oyoq
1. leg, foot; end, limit, far end; place in a room closest to the door (i.e., farthest from the place of honor). oyoq ostida underfoot; near at hand, at every step of the way. oyoq bos to walk; to take a step; to go to. oyoq kiyimi footwear. oyoq osti bo’l to be trampled. oyoq osti qil to trample. oyoqqa bos to take steps, to (begin to) walk; to move forward. oyoqqa bostir to set on one’s feet; to set going. oyoqqa tur to stand up; to rise up; to get back on one’s feet. oyoqqa turg’iz /qo’y to set back on one’s feet, to set aright. oyoq ustida standing up. oyoqda/oyoq ustida/oyoquzra tur to stand on one’s own two feet. oyoqdan yiq(it) to topple; to undermine. oyoqdan qol to lose one’s ability to walk; to break down, to no longer be usable. oyoqda qoldir to leave standing, to leave in the lurch. bir oyoqi to’rda, bir oyoqi go’rda to have one foot in the grave. suyuq oyoq/oyoqi engil loose, whorish. oyoqi olti, qo’li etti overjoyed, on cloud nine. oyoq olish behavior, comportment. oyoqi osmonda foiled, defeated, overthrown. og’ir oyoq pregnant. oyoqi kuygan tovuqdek like a chicken with its head cut off. o’z oyoqi bilan on his own. oyoqi osmondan keldi to be overthrown. oyoq uchi bilan/oyoq tira to stand up for o.s., to be obstinate. oyoqim tortamayapti to have second thoughts about going. oyoq uzat /oyoq chiqar to become wayward. oyoq ostidan chiq to appear underfoot. oyoq qo’y to set to (doing s.t.). yuziga oyoq qo’y to do s.t. that flies in the face (of another). oyoqiga bosh ur /oyoqiga yiqil to bow down before s.o., to prostrate o.s. before s.o. o’z oyoqidan yit to leave of one’s own accord, to make o.s. scarce. oyoqidan tort to tattle on, to sell out (one’s accomplices). osmonga chiqsang oyoqingdan tortaman, erga kirsang, qulog’ingdan I’ll catch you no matter what. oyoqini osmondan keltir to overthrow. oyoqini qo’lga urib as fast as one’s legs can carry one. ikki oyoqini bir Etikka tiq /oldingi oyoqlar forelegs. oyoq mashina sewing machine. oyoq uchida on tiptoe. oyoq chal to trip up. oyoq chalishtirib o’tir to sit with one’s legs crossed. oyoqi ildam quick legged, nimble. oyoqdan hor to have one’s feet get tired. oyoq qo’l hand and foot; helper. oyoq qo’lli/oyoq qo’li chaqqon oyoqi to’rtta bo’l to be married, hitched. oyoq uz to stop visiting or frequenting 2. (originally wooden) dish, bowl; drinking glass -
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ж. разг.1.:во всю прыть — as fast as one can, as fast as one's legs can carry one, at full speed
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30 a-şi lua picioarele la spinare
to sling one's hookto run for itto take to one's heelsto run off (as far as one's legs can carry one)to hop alongto do a scootamer. to take it on the lamto tip one's legs a gallopto go chase oneselfamer. sl. to show legşi-a luat picioarele la spinare he was off as fast as he could pelthe pelted awayRomână-Engleză dicționar expresii > a-şi lua picioarele la spinare
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31 bie|c
a. biegnąć impf (biegnę, biegniesz, biegł, biegła, biegli) vi 1. (poruszać się) to run- biec truchtem [osoba] to jog; [koń] to jogtrot- biec co sił w nogach to run as fast as one can a. as fast as one’s legs can carry one2. pot. (iść szybko) to run, to rush- biec na pomoc a. z pomocą to run to sb’s aid a. assistance3. (posuwać się) to run- obłoki biegną po niebie clouds are speeding a. scudding across the sky- śpiew biegnie w dal the singing floats away into the distance- mój wzrok biegnie po sali my eyes sweep over the room- łzy biegły jej po policzkach tears ran a. were running down her cheeks4. (rozciągać się) to run- droga biegnie wśród pól the road runs through the fields- przez policzek biegła mu szrama a scar ran across/down his cheek5. książk. (trwać) [czas, życie] to pass- okres ważności ubezpieczenia biegnie od… the insurance policy becomes valid from…6. książk. (kierować się) to turn- w takich chwilach myśl chrześcijanina biegnie ku Bogu at such moments a Christian’s thoughts turn to GodThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > bie|c
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32 во всю прыть
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33 siła
- ły; -ły; dat sg -le; f( moc) strength, power; ( intensywność) intensity, strength; FIZ forcesiła robocza — workforce, labour (BRIT) lub labor (US) force
siła nabywcza — purchasing lub buying power
na siłę — pot by force
* * *I.siła1f.1. ( energia) power, strength; siła nadprzyrodzona supernatural force; siła woli willpower; siły wytwórcze ekon. production forces; siła wyższa prawn. force majeure, act of God; siły przyrody l. natury forces of nature; siłą rzeczy necessarily, perforce; biec ile sił w nogach run as fast as one's legs can carry one; chodzić o własnych siłach walk on one's own; gonić resztkami sił be at the end of one's rope l. tether; leżeć bez sił lie exhausted; spróbować w czymś swoich sił try one's hand at sth; nie mam siły, by mu o tym powiedzieć I can't bring myself to tell him about it; nie czuję się na siłach, by to zrobić this is too much for me, I don't feel fit to do it; ojciec jest już w sile wieku father is already in his prime; opadam z sił my strength is flagging; to zadanie przerasta jego siły this task is beyond his power; ta praca jest ponad moje siły this work is beyond my power.2. ( natężenie) intensity; (argumentów, rozumu, uczucia) force, potency; siła dźwięku muz. volume of sound; siła nabywcza (pieniądza) ekon. purchasing power (of money), buying power (of money).3. ( pracownik) employee, specialist; siła fachowa professional; siła pociągowa (= zwierzęta pociągowe) beast of burden; (tania) siła robocza (cheap) labor force, Br. (cheap) labour force.4. ( grupa społeczna) forces; siły postępu forces of progress; siły demokratyczne forces of democracy.5. fiz. force; siła bezwładności force of inertia; siła ciężkości l. grawitacyjna gravity force, G-force; siła dośrodkowa/odśrodkowa centripetal/centrifugal force; siła tarcia friction force; ramię siły arm of a force.6. wojsk. force; siły lądowe ground l. land forces; siły morskie naval forces; siły powietrzne air force; siły zbrojne armed forces; siły nieprzyjacielskie enemy forces; siły odwodowe reserve forces; siły szturmowe assault forces.7. (= przymus fizyczny) force; używać siły use force.8. wojsk. (= zdolność bojowa) combat capacity.II.siła2num.indecl. przest. much, many; siła złego na jednego too much evil for one man to cope with.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > siła
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34 бежать высунув язык
[bezhat' vysunuv yazyk] To run with one's tongue hanging out. To run fast without pausing for breath, to be breathless from running. Cf. To run as fast as one's legs can carry one; to run at a breakneck pace.
Русские фразеологизмы в картинках (русско-английский словарь) > бежать высунув язык
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35 оглядка
ж. разг.1. looking back2. ( осторожность) care, caution♢
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36 оглядка
ж. разг.1) ( взгляд назад) look(ing) back2) ( осторожность) care, cautionде́йствовать с огля́дкой — act circumspectly
с огля́дкой на кого́-л — while watching the reaction of smb
••бежа́ть без огля́дки — run as fast as one can [as one's legs can carry one]
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37 изо всех сил
1) General subject: ( at) full fling, all out, all-out, amain, at full tilt, billy oh, flat out, for all one is worth, for dear life, full tilt, full-blast, full-pelt, galley west, hammer and tongs, horse and foot, like blazes, like grim death, like the devil, tooth and nail (to fight tooth and nail - бороться не на жизнь, а на смерть; to go at it tooth and nail - энергично браться за что-либо), with a mighty heave, with all ones might, with might and main, with a vengeance, over the top2) Colloquial: flat-out, full out, like mad, like anything3) American: galley-west4) Obsolete: beat the cats, to5) Jargon: bust a cut, like old boots6) Emotional: billy7) Set phrase: (бежать, мчаться, пр.) as fast as one's legs can carry one, (трудиться, стараться, пр.) for all one is worth, (трудиться, стараться, пр.) for dear life, (трудиться, стараться, пр.) with might and main8) Makarov: by main force, by main strength, for all it is worth, one's head off, with all( one's) force -
38 драть
I1) (сов. разодра́ть) (вн.; рвать) tear (d); tear up (d), tear (d) to pieces2) (вн.; отрывать, обдирать) strip off (d); tear off (d)драть лы́ко — bark lime trees
драть шку́ру с овцы́ — flay a sheep
3) прост. (сов. вы́драть) (вн.; вырывать) pull out (d)драть зу́бы — pull out teeth
4) прост. (сов. содра́ть) (вн. с рд.; назначать высокие цены) charge (d d); fleece (d), rip off (d)драть басносло́вные проце́нты — charge an incredible interest
5) прост. (сов. задра́ть) (вн.; о хищных животных - убивать) kill (d)6) ( вызывать боль) cause a stinging / burning painу меня́ дерёт го́рло — I have a sore throat
7) прост. ( убегать) run away, escape, take flightдрать во все лопа́тки — run as fast as one's legs can carry one
••драть шку́ру [три шку́ры, семь шкур] с кого́-л разг. — skin smb alive
драть с живо́го и мёртвого — fleece (d) unmercifully
драть го́рло — 1) ( громко кричать) bawl; scream one's lungs out 2) ( громко петь) shout songs
II несов. - драть, сов. - вы́драть; прост.чёрт его́ дери́!, чёрт бы его́ драл! — damn / blast him!
(вн.; наказывать) flog (d), thrash (d); сов. тж. give (i) a floggingдрать кого́-л за́ уши [за́ волосы] — pull smb's ears [hair]
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39 изо всех сил (бежать , мчаться , пр.)
Set phrase: as fast as one's legs can carry oneУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > изо всех сил (бежать , мчаться , пр.)
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40 лопатка
1. ж.shovel, (штукатура, садовника) trowel, ( турбины) blade2. ж.1. анат. shoulder-bladeкласть на обе лопатки (вн.) — throw* (in wrestling) (d.), pin down (in boxing) (d.)
2. ( часть туши) shoulder♢
бежать во все лопатки разг. — run* as fast as one's legs can carry one
См. также в других словарях:
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To draw one on to — draw draw (dr[add]), v. t. [imp. {Drew} (dr[udd]); p. p. {Drawn} (dr[add]n); p. pr. & vb. n. {Drawing}.] [OE. dra[yogh]en, drahen, draien, drawen, AS. dragan; akin to Icel. & Sw. draga, Dan. drage to draw, carry, and prob. to OS. dragan to bear,… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
To draw one out — draw draw (dr[add]), v. t. [imp. {Drew} (dr[udd]); p. p. {Drawn} (dr[add]n); p. pr. & vb. n. {Drawing}.] [OE. dra[yogh]en, drahen, draien, drawen, AS. dragan; akin to Icel. & Sw. draga, Dan. drage to draw, carry, and prob. to OS. dragan to bear,… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
To draw one to — draw draw (dr[add]), v. t. [imp. {Drew} (dr[udd]); p. p. {Drawn} (dr[add]n); p. pr. & vb. n. {Drawing}.] [OE. dra[yogh]en, drahen, draien, drawen, AS. dragan; akin to Icel. & Sw. draga, Dan. drage to draw, carry, and prob. to OS. dragan to bear,… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English