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101 baron
['bærən]feminine - baroness; noun1) (a nobleman: He was made a baron; Baron Rothschild.) βαρόνος2) (an important, powerful person: a newspaper baron.) μεγιστάνας -
102 go along with you!
разг.(go along (или on) with you!)проваливай(те)!, убирайся!, убирайтесь!; хватит!, не болтай(те) глупости!, хватит болтать глупости! (употр. для выражения недовольства или притворного негодования, являющегося фактическим поощрением); см. тж. away with you!‘Go along with you!’ said Mrs. Gamp. ‘I blush for you.’ (Ch. Dickens, ‘Martin Chuzzlewit’, ch. XLIX) — - Убирайтесь вон! - произнесла миссис Гэмп. - Я краснею за вас.
Stella: "Let me powder your nose, you can't think what a comfort it is after you've been upset." Maurice: "Go on with you. You can give me a whisky and soda if you like." (W. S. Maugham, ‘The Sacred Flame’, act I) — Стелла: "Давай я напудрю тебе нос. Ты не представляешь, как это приятно, когда все плохое позади." Морис: "Хватит нести чепуху, Стелла! Дай мне лучше виски с содовой."
‘Go along with you, you bad boy,’ chuckled the Baroness. (Fl. Marryat, ‘The Blood of the Vampire’, ch. VI) — - Ну, ну, хватит, негодный вы мальчишка, - усмехнулась баронесса.
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103 countess
n графиняСинонимический ряд:lady (noun) aristocrat; baroness; dame; damsel; duchess; lady; noble woman -
104 dame
1. n уст. диал. госпожа, дама2. n шутл. пожилая женщина3. n сл. бабёнка, дамочка4. n прост. мать, тёткаhow much is it, dame? — почём продаёшь, мать?
5. n уст. начальница школы6. n офиц. дама7. n дейм8. n ист. поэт. леди; дочь или супруга лордаDame Fortune — госпожа фортуна, госпожа удача
Синонимический ряд:1. beldam (noun) beldam; gammer; grandam2. lady (noun) aristocrat; baroness; countess; damsel; duchess; lady; noble woman3. widow (noun) dowager; grande dame; matriarch; matron; widow; woman -
105 duchess
1. n герцогиня2. n шутл. дама с внушительной внешностьюthe old duchess — моя половина, моя жена
Синонимический ряд:lady (noun) aristocrat; baroness; countess; dame; damsel; lady; noble woman -
106 Barbe
A piece of linen generally plaited and worn over or under the chin, according to the rank of the lady. Only worn in maurfling, or by widows. The Queen, and all ladies down to the degree of Baroness wore it above the chin, lords' daughters and knights' wives wore it beneath, and all other persons at the lowest part of the throat (18th century) -
107 baron
['bærən]feminine - baroness; noun1) (a nobleman: He was made a baron; Baron Rothschild.) baron/-onne2) (an important, powerful person: a newspaper baron.) magnat -
108 baron
['bærən]feminine - baroness; noun1) (a nobleman: He was made a baron; Baron Rothschild.) barão2) (an important, powerful person: a newspaper baron.) magnata -
109 keep one's powder dry
дepжaть пopox cуxим, быть нaгoтoвe, нaчeку [чacть пpипиcывaeмoй Kpoмвeлю пocлoвицы put your trust in God, and keep your powder dry нa бoгa нaдeйcя, a caм нe плoшaй]Arthur Brown, whatever his hopes of a compromise, believed in keeping his powder dry (C. P. Snow). In the wings lurks Baroness Thatcher who returned to Britain from the United States last week but declined all comment on the European question. Was she keeping her powder dry for this week's party conference? (Newsweek)
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