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1 втоптать (кого-л.) в грязь
1) General subject: drag in the mud, drag through the mire2) Makarov: smb.'s name in the mud, smb.'s name through the mire, smb.'s name through the mud, drag in the mud, drag name through the mire, drag through the mire, drag through the mudУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > втоптать (кого-л.) в грязь
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2 втоптать в грязь
1) General subject: throw dirt at (кого-л.), wipe boots on, (кого-л.) drag in the mud, (кого-л.) drag through the mire, (кого-л., чьё-л. имя) drag in the mud, sling dirt at somebody, throw mud at somebody2) Makarov: (кого-л.) smb.'s name in the mud, (кого-л.) smb.'s name through the mire, (кого-л.) smb.'s name through the mud, (кого-л.) drag in the mud, (кого-л.) drag name through the mire, (кого-л.) drag through the mire, (кого-л.) drag through the mud, cast dirt at (кого-л.), fling dirt at (кого-л.) -
3 опозорить
1) General subject: asperse, attaint, blemish, bring reproach on, bring to disgrace (кого-л.), bring to shame, defame, disgrace, inflict shame on (кого-л.), reflect discredit (о поведении и т. п.), shame, smear, spot, put to shame, drag in the mud (чьё-л. имя; кого-л.), drag in the mud (кого-л.), drag through the mire (кого-л.), desecrate2) Obsolete: baffle3) Religion: dishonour4) Makarov: smb.'s name in the mud (кого-л.), smb.'s name through the mire (кого-л.), smb.'s name through the mud (кого-л.), drag in the mud (кого-л.), drag name through the mire (кого-л.), drag through the mire (кого-л.), drag through the mud (кого-л.) -
4 оказаться в затруднительном положении
1) General subject: find oneself in the wrong boat, get into difficulties, mire, fall between two stools2) Makarov: be in the mire, find oneself in the mire, stick in the mire, come unstuckУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > оказаться в затруднительном положении
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5 смешать (кого-л.) с грязью
1) General subject: drag through the mireУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > смешать (кого-л.) с грязью
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6 смешать с грязью
1) General subject: reduce to dust, throw dirt at (кого-л.), (кого-л.) drag through the mire, sling dirt at somebody (кого-л.), throw mud at somebody2) Colloquial: abuse and vilify (из какого-то учебника)3) Makarov: (кого-л.) reduce (smb.) to dust, (кого-л.) smb.'s name through the mire, (кого-л.) drag name through the mire, (кого-л.) drag through the mire, cast dirt at (кого-л.), fling dirt at (кого-л.), fling mud at (кого-л.) -
7 попасть в беду
1) General subject: be in a pretty pickle, be in the hot water (обыкн. по собственной вине), be in trouble, come to harm, get into a mess, get into hot water, get into trouble, meet suffer disaster, mucker, spill the beans, to be in a sad pickle, to be into hot water, come a howler, get into hot water, get into\попасть в беду, to come to harm, get into a mess (трудное положение), land in trouble2) Religion: come upon trouble3) Makarov: be in the mire, find oneself in the mire, meet with disaster, stick in the mire, suffer disaster, come a mucker, come to grief, come unstuck, cop it, come to harm (и т. п.) -
8 облить (кого-л.) грязью
Makarov: smb.'s name through the mire, drag name through the mire, drag through the mireУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > облить (кого-л.) грязью
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9 сесть в калошу
1) General subject: be snookered, put foot in it, put foot into it, to be in a pretty puddle, to be snookered, lay an egg, make a fool of oneself2) Set phrase: get into a fix, get into a mess, get into a spot -
10 сесть в лужу
1) General subject: be in pretty pickle, boob, drop a clanger, put one's foot into it, go squash, put foot in, put foot into, make an ass of oneself, put foot in it, get into a mess, have egg on one's face2) Colloquial: put one's foot in it, lay an egg3) American: pull a boner4) Politics: have egg on (one's) face get into a mess5) Set phrase: put one's foot in one's mouth6) Makarov: be in the mire, come a mucker, find oneself in the mire, stick in the mire -
11 облить грязью
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12 Г-432
втАптывать/втоптАть (затАптыВАТЬ/ЗАТОПТАТЬ) В ГРЯЗЬ кого-что disapprov VP subj: human more often pfv) to defame s.o. publicly in an insulting way, sparing him no abuse, bring accusations ( usu. unjust) against s.o.: X втоптал Y-a в грязь = X trampled Y in the mud X dragged person Y (Yb name) through the mud (the mire, the muck) X threw (slung, flung) mud (dirt) at Y X blackened person Yb name (reputation)....Ленина была) способность не колеблясь втоптать (противника) в грязь... - непонятным образом соединённая с милой улыбкой, с застенчивой деликатностью (Гроссман 1). (Lenin had) the capacity to trample an opponent in the mud with no hesitation...paradoxically combined with a kind smile and shy sensitivity (1a).(Глагольев I:) Удачно однажды выразился Платонов... Мы, сказал он, поумнели по части женщин, а поумнеть по части женщин значит втоптать самого себя и женщину в грязь... (Чехов 1). (G. Sr.:) Platonov once put it very well. We've grown more intelligent about women, he said, and to become more intelligent about women means to drag women as well as ourselves through the mire (1a). -
13 втаптывать в грязь
• ВТАПТЫВАТЬ/ВТОПТАТЬ <ЗАТАПТЫВАТЬ/ЗАТОПТАТЬ> В ГРЯЗЬ кого-что disapprov[VP; subj: human; more often pfv]=====⇒ to defame s.o. publicly in an insulting way, sparing him no abuse, bring accusations (usu. unjust) against s.o.:- X dragged person Y < Y's name> through the mud (the mire, the muck);- X threw (slung, flung) mud (dirt) at Y;- X blackened person Y's name (reputation).♦ [У Ленина была] способность не колеблясь втоптать [противника] в грязь... - непонятным образом соединённая с милой улыбкой, с застенчивой деликатностью (Гроссман 1). [Lenin had] the capacity to trample an opponent in the mud with no hesitation...paradoxically combined with a kind smile and shy sensitivity (1a).♦ [Глагольев I:] Удачно однажды выразился Платонов... Мы, сказал он, поумнели по части женщин, а поумнеть по части женщин значит втоптать самого себя и женщину в грязь... (Чехов 1). [G. Sr.:] Platonov once put it very well. We've grown more intelligent about women, he said, and to become more intelligent about women means to drag women as well as ourselves through the mire (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > втаптывать в грязь
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14 втоптать в грязь
• ВТАПТЫВАТЬ/ВТОПТАТЬ <ЗАТАПТЫВАТЬ/ЗАТОПТАТЬ> В ГРЯЗЬ кого-что disapprov[VP; subj: human; more often pfv]=====⇒ to defame s.o. publicly in an insulting way, sparing him no abuse, bring accusations (usu. unjust) against s.o.:- X dragged person Y < Y's name> through the mud (the mire, the muck);- X threw (slung, flung) mud (dirt) at Y;- X blackened person Y's name (reputation).♦ [У Ленина была] способность не колеблясь втоптать [противника] в грязь... - непонятным образом соединённая с милой улыбкой, с застенчивой деликатностью (Гроссман 1). [Lenin had] the capacity to trample an opponent in the mud with no hesitation...paradoxically combined with a kind smile and shy sensitivity (1a).♦ [Глагольев I:] Удачно однажды выразился Платонов... Мы, сказал он, поумнели по части женщин, а поумнеть по части женщин значит втоптать самого себя и женщину в грязь... (Чехов 1). [G. Sr.:] Platonov once put it very well. We've grown more intelligent about women, he said, and to become more intelligent about women means to drag women as well as ourselves through the mire (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > втоптать в грязь
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15 затаптывать в грязь
• ВТАПТЫВАТЬ/ВТОПТАТЬ <ЗАТАПТЫВАТЬ/ЗАТОПТАТЬ> В ГРЯЗЬ кого-что disapprov[VP; subj: human; more often pfv]=====⇒ to defame s.o. publicly in an insulting way, sparing him no abuse, bring accusations (usu. unjust) against s.o.:- X dragged person Y < Y's name> through the mud (the mire, the muck);- X threw (slung, flung) mud (dirt) at Y;- X blackened person Y's name (reputation).♦ [У Ленина была] способность не колеблясь втоптать [противника] в грязь... - непонятным образом соединённая с милой улыбкой, с застенчивой деликатностью (Гроссман 1). [Lenin had] the capacity to trample an opponent in the mud with no hesitation...paradoxically combined with a kind smile and shy sensitivity (1a).♦ [Глагольев I:] Удачно однажды выразился Платонов... Мы, сказал он, поумнели по части женщин, а поумнеть по части женщин значит втоптать самого себя и женщину в грязь... (Чехов 1). [G. Sr.:] Platonov once put it very well. We've grown more intelligent about women, he said, and to become more intelligent about women means to drag women as well as ourselves through the mire (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > затаптывать в грязь
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16 затоптать в грязь
• ВТАПТЫВАТЬ/ВТОПТАТЬ <ЗАТАПТЫВАТЬ/ЗАТОПТАТЬ> В ГРЯЗЬ кого-что disapprov[VP; subj: human; more often pfv]=====⇒ to defame s.o. publicly in an insulting way, sparing him no abuse, bring accusations (usu. unjust) against s.o.:- X dragged person Y < Y's name> through the mud (the mire, the muck);- X threw (slung, flung) mud (dirt) at Y;- X blackened person Y's name (reputation).♦ [У Ленина была] способность не колеблясь втоптать [противника] в грязь... - непонятным образом соединённая с милой улыбкой, с застенчивой деликатностью (Гроссман 1). [Lenin had] the capacity to trample an opponent in the mud with no hesitation...paradoxically combined with a kind smile and shy sensitivity (1a).♦ [Глагольев I:] Удачно однажды выразился Платонов... Мы, сказал он, поумнели по части женщин, а поумнеть по части женщин значит втоптать самого себя и женщину в грязь... (Чехов 1). [G. Sr.:] Platonov once put it very well. We've grown more intelligent about women, he said, and to become more intelligent about women means to drag women as well as ourselves through the mire (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > затоптать в грязь
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17 грязь
1) General subject: a son of the soil, beastliness, black, caked mud ( on one's shoes), clay, dirt, dirtiness, dunghill, feculence, filth, foulness, gook, grime (тж. перен.), grubbiness, impurity, mess hall, messroom, mire (find oneself in the mire - оказаться в затруднительном положении), muck, mud, muddiness, ordure, puddle, slobber, slosh, sludge, slush, smooch, smut, smutch, soil, squalor, squatter, squelch, sullage, yellow dirt, filthiness2) Geology: basic sediment, cuttings, doit, ooze, silt3) Naval: contaminant4) Colloquial: mess5) Literal: sewerage6) Engineering: cleanings (собранная при очистке), contaminating impurity, smudge7) Jocular: real estate (на руках, лице)8) Rare: soilure9) Australian slang: grot10) Automobile industry: debris11) Architecture: grim, sordidness12) Mining: debris (в жидкости гидросистемы)13) Irish: slob15) Jargon: gunge, plonk, scuz(z) (What is this scuzz all over the floor? Что за грязь повсюду на полу?), yuck, bare-face, bare-faced, bareface, barefaced, gunk, prut16) Oil: bottom sediment, bottom settlings, muck (в отстойнике для бурового раствора), offscum, slurry (скапливающаяся в скважине)17) Ecology: cleanings (собранные при очистке), sordes18) Drilling: BS (bottom settlings), slime19) Sakhalin energy glossary: bottom settings (b.s.)20) Makarov: caked mud, garbage (бессмысленные данные, заполняющие некоторую область памяти), slud -
18 выставлять на позор
gibbet словосочетание:bring in the mire (выставлять на позор, облить грязью)drag through the mire (выставлять на позор, облить грязью)глагол:Русско-английский синонимический словарь > выставлять на позор
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19 погрязнуть
1) General subject: sink, steep, steeper, wallow, (в конфликте, скандале и т.д.) sink into the mire (of conflict, scandal, etc.)2) Literal: welter -
20 На Бога надейся, а сам не плошай
People that want to get some thing done must rely on themselves and do it. See Бог-то Бог, да и сам не будь плох (Б)Var.: На Бога уповай, а сам не плошайCf: Fortune helps them that help themselves (Am., Br.). God helps those who help themselves (Am., Br.). God reaches us good things by our own hands (Br.). Help yourself and heaven will help you (Am.). Lie not in the mire and say "God help" (Br.). Lord helps those who help themselves (Br.). The Lord helps those who help themselves (Am.). Pray to God, but keep hammering (Am.). Pray to God, but keep the hammer going (Br.). Pray to God, sailor, but pull for the shore (Br.). Put your trust in God, but keep your powder dry (Am., Br.). Self-help is the best help (Am.). Self is the best servant (Am.)Русско-английский словарь пословиц и поговорок > На Бога надейся, а сам не плошай
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